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CryptoTokenPostKorean, translatedFiled 31 h ago

Claim of 137 tokens impersonating the Shiba Inu deployer... transaction signatures are separate

Original headline시바이누 배포자 사칭 토큰 137종 주장…거래 서명은 별개

Open the sourceReported by TokenPost, tokenpost.kr, 10 November 2026, by 이준한

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A Shiba Inu community member using the handle Mazrael has claimed that 137 different tokens falsely display the Shiba Inu (SHIB) deployer address as their sender, with none of those transactions actually signed by the deployer, according to a U.Today report citing the X post. Mazrael said the fake transfer records exceed 9,131 and involve more than 2,500 wallets, distinguishing token count from transfer count and wallet count. The claim matters because a sender address appearing in a transfer history does not prove the deployer executed the transaction, a nuance that could mislead traders screening tokens for legitimacy. The 2,500 wallets referenced may represent affected victims, though the article notes this figure is not confirmed as such. What to watch next is whether the Shiba Inu team or block explorers respond with clearer labeling of deployer-signed versus deployer-labeled transfers.

Muhabbit's AI wrote this summary in its own words from TokenPost's report and translated it from Korean. It can get details wrong, so check the source.

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