Panewslab Scam Groups Impersonate Jupiter to Distribute Fake CJUP Tokens
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- •Scam groups are impersonating Jupiter to distribute fake CJUP tokens.
- •Users are being lured to phishing websites to steal assets.
- •Monitoring by SolanaFloor and ChainCatcher confirms the ongoing threat.
On May 22, 2026, reports emerged of a scam group impersonating Jupiter by airdropping fake CJUP tokens into users' wallets. This fraudulent activity aims to lure victims into connecting to phishing websites, resulting in asset theft. Monitoring by SolanaFloor and ChainCatcher confirmed the ongoing scams, which exploit the reputation of Jupiter to deceive users. The exact number of affected users is currently unknown, but the attack vector poses a significant risk to individuals holding or trading CJUP tokens. Users are advised to remain vigilant and avoid connecting to unknown websites. The situation is actively being monitored by security researchers and platforms.
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2026-05-22
Scam group impersonates Jupiter
Fraudsters are airdropping fake CJUP tokens into wallets, leading users to phishing sites.
Panewslab2026-05-22
Monitoring confirms ongoing scams
ChainCatcher and SolanaFloor report on the impersonation and phishing tactics employed by the scam group.
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