Fake Polymarket platforms claim nearly $11 million in crypto deposits
Original title: Fake Polymarket Scam Network Claims Nearly $11 Million in Cryptocurrency Deposits
Insikt Group says three Russian-language teams sell fake Polymarket and Kalshi sites; the deposit totals are the operators’ unverified claims.
Recorded Future’s Insikt Group tracked AtlasCore, PolyFucked, and Magnetic Team selling ready-made fake prediction-market sites, admin panels, and crypto payment systems to affiliates since spring 2026. The panels can force losses, invent withdrawal errors and fees, and collect cards, identity documents, and selfies under fake KYC. More than 100 domains were tied to the teams. Operators also advertise AI-written victim chat and synthetic influencer videos.
Unconfirmed: Deposit and turnover figures are claims by the scam operators and are unverified.
- AtlasCore’s channel lists about $10,971,989.72 from May 2 to September 18, 2026.
- PolyFucked separately claims about $2.4 million in quarterly turnover.
- Insikt Group linked more than 100 domains and subdomains to the three teams.
- Fake KYC pages collect card numbers, CVVs, ID documents, and selfies.
Impact: Victim crypto deposits plus card, identity, and selfie data
- 1.Use only official prediction-market domains and verify URLs before depositing.
- 2.Treat unexpected withdrawal fees or tax demands as fraud indicators.
- 3.Do not submit ID documents or card data to unverified trading sites.
- Products
- PolymarketKalshi
- Threat actors
- AtlasCorePolyFuckedMagnetic Team
- Organizations
- Recorded FutureInsikt Group
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Russian-language “traffer” teams are selling ready-made fake prediction-market platforms to affiliates. One of them, AtlasCore, claims about $10. 97 million in victim deposits.
By Kavichselvan · gbhackers.com
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