Etherscan Draws the Line: Robinscan Tokens Have Nothing to Do With It
Etherscan posted a PSA today: it has never issued, sponsored, or endorsed any token called “Robinscan,” and these tokens have nothing to do with it at all.
Robinhood Chain’s official explorer domain is only robin.etherscan.io. If a site or project looks or sounds like it, don’t assume it’s official. You can’t rely on the “scan in the name means it’s safe” talisman—on-chain impersonators love to piggyback on browser branding.
Verify the official domain before clicking. Don’t go by vibes.
Etherscan posted a PSA today: it has never issued, sponsored, or endorsed any token called “Robinscan,” and these tokens have nothing to do with it at all.
Robinhood Chain’s official explorer domain is only robin.etherscan.io. If a site or project looks or sounds like it, don’t assume it’s official. You can’t rely on the “scan in the name means it’s safe” talisman—on-chain impersonators love to piggyback on browser branding.
Verify the official domain before clicking. Don’t go by vibes.
