TrueSwap exhibits multiple classic 'pig-butchering' indicators: recently registered domain, implausible/exaggerated user statistics, and unsubstantiated claims of regulatory compliance. There are strong signals of fraud, especially given the complete absence of verifiable company/legal details.
Why We Think This Is A Scam
Domain registered just 2 hours ago but claims over 5.2M users, $150B+ volume, and 30.9M trades—statistically impossible for a brand-new site.
Claims 'compliance with regulatory requirements' ('Соответствие нормативным требованиям') but provides no company details, license, or jurisdiction.
Copy uses generic promises—'decentralized exchange,' 'best rates,' 'no intermediaries'—but offers no technical detail or verifiable token/project links.
Exclusively crypto functionality—no contact phone/address, only Telegram as chat channel, and email form with no clear KYC or customer support method.
Site attempts to appear legitimate with fabricated/implausible usage numbers and pseudo-official compliance language, all unsupported by external evidence.
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