nymexpro[.]com

PhishDestroy identifies nymexpro.com as an active cryptocurrency drainer phishing domain targeting unsuspecting users. This deceptive site mimics legitimate financial or commodity trading platforms—such as those associated with the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX)—to trick victims into connecting their digital wallets. No confirmed drainer kit has been retrieved at this time, but the site’s structure and recent deployment strongly suggest the use of a JavaScript-based wallet drainer designed to siphon cryptocurrency assets upon wallet connection. The threat actor leverages urgency and authority cues to prompt users to approve malicious transactions.

This domain was flagged by only 1 out of 95 security vendors on VirusTotal, indicating low detection coverage despite active abuse. It was registered through Cloudflare, Inc. on April 13, 2026, and is currently served via IP 104.21.82.165 using a Let's Encrypt SSL certificate—common techniques to appear legitimate and evade network filtering. PhishDestroy’s threat intelligence system indicates no prior blocklist presence, suggesting this is a newly registered domain (NRD) with rapid operationalization. The combination of low detection, recent creation, and hosting through a privacy-protecting registrar underscores a high-risk profile for early-stage phishing campaigns.

As of today, nymexpro.com remains active and continues to pose an elevated risk to cryptocurrency users. PhishDestroy has flagged this domain to global Safe Browsing partners and added it to our real-time blocklist. Users are strongly advised not to visit or interact with this site, avoid connecting wallets, and report any suspicious transactions immediately. While the immediate threat is being mitigated through blocklisting, the risk remains elevated due to the campaign’s likely expansion to other related domains or social engineering vectors. Continuous monitoring is ongoing for shifts in infrastructure, content, or targeting scope.