Fake Hyperliquid Airdrop Phishing Site | Wallet Drainer

[albon]

What happened:: This scammer promoted a phishing link on the forum to target Solana and Hyperliquid users with a fake airdrop through this new scam domain. The website asks users to connect their wallets, which can lead to their funds being drained.

You can find all of Hyperliquid’s official channels through --> [CoinMarketCap], They have never announced this airdrop on any of their official channels.





Scammers Profile Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3769108

Reference Link:

[1] The best and cheapest way to create coin!
[2] SPEPE.LIVE | WHOIS

Domain: spepe.live
Registered On: 2026-09-19
Expires On: 2027-09-19
Updated On: 2026-09-24
Age: 16 Days
Registrar: NICENIC INTERNATIONAL GROUP CO., LIMITED

Additional Notes: I will tag the scammer’s account and report the topic now. I will also report the domain to the registrar and ask them to take it down.

I recommend everyone avoid connecting their wallets or letting greed push them into trying this phishing website. Always use official links and check them carefully before opening any link.

[Trêvoid]

Legitimate airdrops will never require you to "connect your wallet" to an unverified, suspicious third-party website to claim funds. If it feels too good to be true, it is almost certainly a drainer.

[albon]

Legitimate airdrops will never require you to "connect your wallet" to an unverified, suspicious third-party website to claim funds. If it feels too good to be true, it is almost certainly a drainer.

That's true, Look at this case, the scammers were too lazy to use a domain like the real Hyperliquid website, and instead went with "spepe." Maybe they wanted to target the PEPE meme coin community but changed their mind.. LOL

Anyone who doesn't take time to check the website before connecting their wallet can end up on a drainer that steals everything from their wallet. Airdrops have become risky these days. and whenever a real project announces an airdrop and shares a claim link, there will probably be many phishing sites to show up trying to scam people.

[promise444c5]

Legitimate airdrops will never require you to "connect your wallet" to an unverified, suspicious third-party website to claim funds. If it feels too good to be true, it is almost certainly a drainer.

Is there still anything like Legitimate airdrop though?.. if not scam then it’s probably dust/ dust to be.

[Trêvoid]

Legitimate airdrops will never require you to "connect your wallet" to an unverified, suspicious third-party website to claim funds. If it feels too good to be true, it is almost certainly a drainer.

Is there still anything like Legitimate airdrop though?.. if not scam then it’s probably dust/ dust to be.

i was reflecting on the "golden era" of airdrops (roughly 2019–2022), the landscape was fundamentally different.

[albon]

i was reflecting on the "golden era" of airdrops (roughly 2019–2022), the landscape was fundamentally different.

That's right. There were a lot of legit projects at that time, and some of the tokens were actually worth something.

I was interested in airdrops around that time too. I used to take part in projects that started with testnets, and sometimes I ended up getting an airdrop when they rewarded early users and contributors. Some of them paid really well.

Most of these airdrops are gone now. There may still be some legit projects giving real airdrops, but they are rare and take a lot of time to research.

If you don't do that research, you can end up with tokens that are worth nothing or fall for a phishing scam, like the ones that are still being promoted on the forum and social media.