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Jan 3, 2022 17 tweets 9 min read Read on X
1/ Let’s review all the direct scams Bitboy has worked with in the past. Just in case you forgot here is the flyer with how much he charges.

I received this a while back by posing as a project interested in a promotion.
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2/After Coffeezilla made a video on paid promotions in the crypto space last month an Official Bitboy representative stated they “rigorously vet” projects.

I uncovered 7 direct scams Bitboy actively worked with and promoted to his audience. Image
3/ In Fall 2020 Bitboy worked with $MYX and even was warned by community members. Bitboy has since deleted the video. ImageImage
4/ Also in fall 2020 Bitboy worked with $DISTX a video he titled “my most trusted coin”

He went on to change the video title later on. The video also had zero promotion disclosure & project exit scammed.

The video is still up but don’t worry it has been archived safely by me. ImageImageImageImage
5/ Now we have Zao Finance another project that exit scammed in Fall 2020.

He deleted the tweet but don’t worry I recovered it.

At least he put #ad on the scam right? ImageImageImage
6/ Here’s $ETHY another scam Bitboy worked with in December 2020 that ended up rugging

Notice a pattern here with deleted videos? ImageImageImage
7/ Another one people forget about is $LOCK (Meridian Network) a project he covered twice in late 2020.

The project’s Twitter & Website are no longer there and once again Bitboy deleted his video on it. ImageImageImage
8/ We have the $CPH slow rug promoted by Bitboy (also deleted)

Coin was delayed for years and founder has sketchy past.

Search “$cph scam” for more ImageImage
9/ We also have $PAMP another scam promoted by Bitboy. The video hasn’t been deleted but is unlisted.

I’ve also downloaded this video. ImageImageImage
10/ I’m sure there is more so feel free to drop any comments if you’ve found any

It’s clear simple due diligence is not done and it’s profits over followers with shills. Just bc you delete a video doesn’t mean it didn’t happen

As per usual follow for more threads in the future Image
In case you missed my thread on Bitboy stealing art for his NFTs
An example of plagiarism Bitboy did
Another example of plagiarism Bitboy did this past year
@YouTubeCreators @YouTube @YTAdvertisers how can you let people be continuously taken advantage of by crypto YouTubers with their deceptive advertising…

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More from @zachxbt

Aug 13
1/ An unnamed source recently compromised a DPRK IT worker device which provided insights into how a small team of five ITWs operated 30+ fake identities with government IDs and purchased Upwork/LinkedIn accounts to obtain developer jobs at projects. Image
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2/ An export of their Google Drive, Chrome profiles, and screenshots from their devices was obtained.

Google products were extensively used by them to organize their team’s schedules, tasks, and budgets with communications primarily in English. Image
3/ Another spreadsheet shows weekly reports for team members from 2025 which provides insight into how they operate and what they think about.

“I can't understand job requirement, and don't know what I need to do”

“Solution / fix: Put enough efforts in heart” Image
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Read 11 tweets
Jul 22
1/ An investigation into how @cryptobeastreal scammed followers by lying they were not behind the $190M -> $3M $ALT market cap crash where 45+ connected insider wallets sold $11M+ on July 14, 2025. Image
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2/ Earlier this month Crypto Beast began aggressively promoting $ALT on X and TG.

On July 14, 2025 ALT crashed from 0.19 to 0.003 after insiders sold a large percent of the total supply.

All of these posts promoting the token. have since been deleted. Image
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3/ Crypto Beast previously shared a public wallet on X & TG in now deleted posts.

Ledzo5cdS1RYfX4h391fYC8TF6xkwAC8U77F2pCaH4L Image
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Read 12 tweets
Jul 2
1/ My recent investigation uncovered more than $16.58M in payments since January 1, 2025 or $2.76M per month has been sent to North Korean IT workers hired as developers at various projects & companies.

To put this in perspective payments range from $3K-8K per month meaning they have infiltrated 345 jobs on the low end or 920 jobs on the high end.Image
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2/ Here’s a look into one of the six clusters I have been monitoring and was able to attribute 8 different DPRK ITWs that obtained roles at 12+ projects.

I traced out the payment addresses from the table to two consolidation addresses.

0x58225fed0714e5b9b235642eba7dae3714090a2d
0xa7f9555c34626eb81b64774356a40ca1a6a794caImage
3/ Sandy Nguyen (@bullishgopher) a DPRK ITW from this cluster was spotted via OSINT next to the North Korea flag at an event in Russia.

A small group of people still believe North Korean devs are just a conspiracy despite all of the IOCs, research, etc widely available. Image
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Read 10 tweets
Jun 27
1/ Multiple projects tied to Pepe creator Matt Furie & ChainSaw as well as another project Favrr were exploited in the past week which resulted in ~$1M stolen

My analysis links both attacks to the same cluster of DPRK IT workers who were likely accidentally hired as developers. Image
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2/ On Jun 18, 2025 at 4:25 am UTC ownership for ‘Replicandy’ from Matt Furie & ChainSaw was transferred to a new EOA 0x9Fca.

Jun 18, 2025
6:20 pm UTC: 0x9Fca withdrew mint proceeds from the contract
Jun 19, 2025
5:11 am UTC: 0x9Fca unpauses the mint

The attacker then minted NFTs and sold into bids causing the floor price to fall to zero.Image
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3/ On Jun 23, 2025 the attacker transferred ownership from the ChainSaw deployer to 0x9Fca for Peplicator, Hedz, Zogz.

Similarly the attacker minted NFTs and sold them into bids causing the floor price to fall to zero.

0x9Fca3AC75cd66f3c62bea8231886513b9fe191BD Image
Read 12 tweets
Jun 23
1/ An investigation into how the New York based social engineering scammer Daytwo/PawsOnHips (Christian Nieves) stole $4M+ from Coinbase users by impersonating customer support, bought luxury goods, and lost most of the funds gambling at casinos. Image
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2/ Daytwo operates a small call centre group and also works as a caller.

His group primarily coerced targets into setting up Coinbase wallet with a compromised seed on phishing sites.

Below is a video of his panel used and a sample of his voice when calling.
3/ In Nov 2024 $240K was stolen from an elderly victim with Daytwo’s worker Paranoia (Justin).

A private recording of the theft exists and was obtained (see part 1 below)

Theft address
bc1q35tw4f5qrfxrjy2v8g8d3majtujv28audm6yvp
AJU5yh4kDahLak4uq5n4ehJDVs2w2Lbhw9UHoseaBwV7
Read 11 tweets
May 9
1/ In late 2023 a former Yuga Labs security researcher was stopped at the airport after law enforcement mistakenly linked them to a $1.1M phishing theft from a Bored Ape owner.

Here’s an investigation into where the stolen funds went and who’s actually responsible. Image
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2/ In Dec 2022, a victim had 14 X BAYC NFTs phished in a social engineering scheme where purchased X accounts were used to convince the victim they wanted to license the IP rights for a film.

The scammer directed the victim to a phishing site where they had them sign a message draining their assets.

Theft address
0x9335da37d37bc5d46850eaee48f8b9ccbe94d9a2Image
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3/ In Sep 2023, Sam Curry a well known whitehat and former Yuga Labs security engineer was detained at the airport by law enforcement for questioning and was served with a grand jury subpoena (later dropped).

In reality as part of his security work at Yuga, he had been investigating the theft and used a private key put in the JavaScript of the website by the threat actor.

LE then had mistakenly reviewed logs from OpenSea which included his home IP address and used this to incorrectly link him as the suspect.Image
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