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Fake Polymarket and Kalshi Scam Network Claims Nearly $11 Million in Deposits

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Russian-language "traffer" teams sell turnkey fake prediction-market platforms impersonating Polymarket and Kalshi to affiliates. AtlasCore claims about $10.97 million in victim cryptocurrency deposits; these figures are self-reported by the threat actors and unverified. Recorded Future's Insikt Group tracked the campaigns.

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What to do

  1. Only use prediction-market platforms by typing their official addresses or using trusted bookmarks, not links from ads or messages.
  2. Do not send cryptocurrency deposits to any site you reached through an unsolicited link or promotion.

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