sol-claim[.]online

PhishDestroy’s automated pipeline flagged sol-claim.online on seed 366765 for impersonating the Solana brand. The landing page displays the title “Solana Airdrop,” luring visitors with a false promise of token distribution. No drainer kit payloads were retrieved during active crawling, but the page structure suggests a classic airdrop scam workflow designed to harvest wallet credentials or prompt malicious signature requests. Registrants commonly use this template to trick Solana users into connecting wallets under the guise of receiving free tokens. The domain’s low interaction surface keeps automated detection rates artificially low, increasing the risk of successful user deception. This domain was flagged on March 20, 2026, via a NameCheap, Inc. registration and resolves to IP 64.29.17.1. VirusTotal currently shows 10/95 detections and no blocklist entries in Google Safe Browsing. The SSL certificate, issued by Let’s Encrypt, adds superficial legitimacy. Domain age is less than 24 hours at time of detection, indicating a fast-turnaround campaign likely spun up to coincide with a real Solana ecosystem event. Despite the absence of current blocklist coverage, the page’s explicit airdrop theme and Solana branding make it a high-fidelity impersonation lure. The campaign remains active with low detection fidelity. PhishDestroy has issued IOCs to industry partners and is coordinating takedown with NameCheap and Let’s Encrypt. Users should avoid visiting sol-claim.online and treat any “Solana Airdrop” solicitations with extreme skepticism. Wallet connection prompts from unknown domains should be rejected outright. Remaining risk is assessed as medium due to the domain’s freshness and low VT score, but rapid response actions are already in motion.