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I have identified a concerning pattern of Bitcoin address reuse on both goblinswap(.)io and spectreswap(.)org . Legitimate cryptocurrency exchanges typically generate unique deposit addresses for every transaction to ensure proper fund tracking and security.
After conducting a series of test orders, I confirmed that both platforms frequently assign identical BTC addresses to different transactions. This behavior is a significant security red flag that often facilitates "selective scamming," where operators can obfuscate transaction history or misappropriate funds.
While I have not yet found public reports regarding these sites, this practice is highly irregular. I strongly advise the community to exercise extreme caution and avoid these services to prevent potential capital loss.
Source: (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5579578.msg66588875#msg66588875)
After conducting a series of test orders, I confirmed that both platforms frequently assign identical BTC addresses to different transactions. This behavior is a significant security red flag that often facilitates "selective scamming," where operators can obfuscate transaction history or misappropriate funds.
While I have not yet found public reports regarding these sites, this practice is highly irregular. I strongly advise the community to exercise extreme caution and avoid these services to prevent potential capital loss.
Source: (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5579578.msg66588875#msg66588875)
Summary of Observations
| Platform | Evidence Collected | Risk Level |
|---|---|---|
| GoblinSwap | Multiple test orders mapped to shared addresses | High |
| SpectreSwap | Multiple test orders mapped to shared addresses | High |