Scam Type
Crypto Investment Scam

Wallet Addresses

0x274B9354e73Fb2D2621B49840C951FEEEd8D7B04

0xEdc46548387eD29481C4C5A41751C682cA3B7b5c

0xc5fc3e3e71CAD58763EaC289521Aa78474B922ED

0xC7A98A76701fa156eAeD480111358F35135eEEB0

0x9fb2Bc2A996a0B6DD9A725f0FEEe821F40856E38

0x1f203a580bC33A22ba30f689C1b460C988ad3a64

0x256D476068b36416D7377018dF77D3dcc8f46b65

Details
These addresses form part of a repeated-wallet pattern commonly seen in crypto investment fraud.
Scammers reuse the same addresses across multiple fake applications and websites, promising profit withdrawals that never arrive and requesting further deposits to “verify” accounts or “unlock” rewards.
Funds sent to these wallets are not retrievable.

Warning
⚠️ Do **not** send crypto to any of the above wallet addresses.
If you’ve already sent funds, stop further transactions immediately and preserve all screenshots and chat logs — they may help with reporting and investigations.