CAT: Fake Crypto Project · REPORTED 8 September 2026

0x5584197Ce066aAbc11919aCe52B6DF5948b1e930 scam

A fake crypto project scam report.

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A fake crypto project scam involving cryptocurrency was reported on 8 September 2026. I purchased Little Pepe (LILPEPE) during its presale on 21 July 2025. I sent 0.055 ETH to the Little Pepe presale smart contract: 0x5584197Ce066aAbc11919aCe52B6DF5948b1e930 Transaction hash: 0xc0566ec11cf5c14bf49b3b0eeb5f13300726dbdd501fad84826031b0fe5d679e My wallet address is: 0x1CF2cE82cEa08Adb0EA4e9D25cC8a43365dc9c6a This is my own wallet and should NOT be classified as a reported or scammer address. Etherscan confirms that the transaction successfully called the buyWithEth() function of the Little Pepe Presale contract. The 0.055 ETH was subsequently transferred internally by the presale contract to: 0x157bE393bb119f678EE5d817529Eb67feE136065 More than one year has passed since my purchase. The presale has still not concluded, and I have not received or been able to claim the LILPEPE tokens I purchased. I am therefore reporting this activity for review as a suspected token presale / investment scam. I am not claiming that fraud has been legally established, but the unusually prolonged presale, continued inability to claim purchased tokens and movement of the presale funds raise serious concerns. Amount paid: 0.055 ETH Approximate value at the time: USD 136.49 Purchase date: 21 July 2025 I can provide Etherscan screenshots and further documentation if required. This is a corrected replacement report. My previous guest report contained an incorrect automatic classification of my own wallet address. Chainabuse Support advised me to submit a corrected report so that the previous report can be removed. Wallet addresses linked to this report: ethereum: 0x5584197Ce066aAbc11919aCe52B6DF5948b1e930 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.

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