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CryptoScamDB

CryptoScamDB is an open-source dataset of malicious cryptocurrency-related URLs and associated addresses. It helps companies and projects identify phishing sites, malicious operators, and other scams to protect users across the crypto ecosystem.
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Maintainer signals as of Aug 10, 2026


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Signals as of Aug 10, 2026github.com/cryptoscamdb

Maintainers (3)

@blurpesecFormer employee
PRs merged
5
Internal authors supported
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Currently active authors
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First merge
Sep 29, 2018
Last merge
Feb 22, 2019

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Maintainer Movements (5)

@409H moved lead merge authority to MetaMask.

Confirmed May 14, 2024 · Observed · Early maintainer

Last source merge Jun 28, 2022 · First destination merge May 14, 2024

@blurpesec moved lead merge authority to MyCrypto.

Confirmed Aug 25, 2022 · Observed

Last source merge Feb 22, 2019 · First destination merge Aug 25, 2022

@409H moved lead merge authority to MetaMask.

Confirmed Mar 17, 2022 · Observed · Early maintainer

Last source merge Dec 15, 2021 · First destination merge Mar 17, 2022

@MrLuit moved lead merge authority to MyCrypto.

Confirmed Apr 14, 2021 · Observed · Early maintainer

Last source merge May 1, 2020 · First destination merge Apr 14, 2021

@409H moved lead merge authority to MyCrypto.

Confirmed May 6, 2019 · Observed · Early maintainer

Last source merge Feb 6, 2019 · First destination merge Mar 9, 2019