fi-xedfloat[.]org

PhishDestroy has identified the domain fi-xedfloat.org as an active crypto drainer site that impersonates the legitimate FixedFloat exchange (ff.io). The page title displayed on the fraudulent site—FixedFloat • Crypto Exchange | ff io—has been deliberately crafted to deceive visitors into believing they are interacting with the genuine platform. Technical artifacts recovered from the page indicate the presence of a drainer kit designed to siphon cryptocurrency deposits into attacker-controlled wallets at the moment of transaction initiation, a pattern consistent with widespread “exit scam” operations within the crypto ecosystem. The domain was registered through Dynadot Inc on March 24, 2026 and is currently resolving to the IPv4 address 176.125.242.151 on a Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate, tactics commonly used to lend superficial legitimacy to phishing infrastructure.

Forensic analysis reveals that the domain remains undetected by VirusTotal with a score of 3/95 detections at the time of writing, while Google Safe Browsing (GSB) has not yet blacklisted the page. Public blocklists monitored by PhishDestroy show zero current listings against fi-xedfloat.org, underscoring the novelty and evasion capabilities of this campaign. The combination of a recently registered domain, clean VT score, absence from GSB, and zero list hits creates a high-risk window during which unsuspecting users may inadvertently disclose credentials or authorize fraudulent transactions. PhishDestroy continues to ingest telemetry from sandbox detonations and victim reports to refine detection heuristics.

The current status of fi-xedfloat.org is classified as active, with threat actors actively serving the drainer payload and harvesting victim funds. PhishDestroy has escalated IOCs to CERT agencies and major browser vendors for takedown requests, but the domain remains accessible as of this report. Remaining risk is assessed as medium-to-high due to the drainer kit’s proven ability to bypass existing security controls and the lag time inherent in blacklist propagation. Users are strongly advised to verify any link purporting to be FixedFloat by searching the domain on PhishDestroy prior to clicking or entering sensitive information. Always cross-check URLs against known-good sources such as official social media or the FixedFloat help center before proceeding with any crypto transaction.