0x2b79313F94aE9F5020203bD4232e3513BD18dA1b scam

An impersonation scam involving cryptocurrency was reported on 1 September 2026. I was contacted on Telegram by an account impersonating a Polymarket copy-trading bot operator. They directed me to a Telegram bot presenting itself as an official Polymarket trading bot, which generated this address as a "deposit address" claimed to be linked to my own Polymarket profile. The same scam script is distributed via at least two Telegram channels with near-identical step-by-step "instructions": "Инструкция к ICEBERG" (bot: @IcebergBrokerBot) and "Инструкция OVERDOG" (bot: t.me/overdog_bot). When I pressed the operator on the technical mechanism, they confirmed in writing that the copy-trading connection requires an "Unlimited" token allowance, and stated verbatim that this means they "could zero out the account at any moment." They refused to disclose whether the API key used has Trading-only or also Funding (withdrawal) scope, or who generates that key. I did not send any funds. Reporting this address preemptively to prevent other users from depositing into it. EVM (0x2b79313F94aE9F5020203bD4232e3513BD18dA1b) Wallet addresses linked to this report: ethereum: 0x2b79313F94aE9F5020203bD4232e3513BD18dA1b solana: 7D1Y67wXzRUDo5zMYrjyfVpbk1XY1W6U9hi9LPULiCet bitcoin: bc1qruvf7rz4zmhthnwr096hy5fvq2vs6rwqrzvh9m Tron (TRX): TA3KDYhLUgHo12dUdN62mX4146u5pafVm7 Do not send money or cryptocurrency to anyone connected to this report. If you have already paid, contact your bank or exchange and report the incident to your national fraud authority.