- Author
- @lopp
- Organisation
- independent
- Evidence role
- scam-report
- Posted
- 31 Jul 2026, 14:59 UTC
- Capture status
- capture held
Jameson Lopp predicts on 31 July that phishing mail posing as Coinkite security notices will follow the disclosure and will try to get readers to type recovery words into a malicious site. Held because his 1 August impersonation screenshot quote-tweets this post: together they are a dated prediction and a dated artefact, and the pairing is what distinguishes a documented scam from an anticipated one.
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