**[Phishing Websites Use Meme Coin Display Pages to Attract Traffic, Multiple Traders Suffer Heavy Losses]** BlockBeats News, September 16 — Recently, meme coin markets have been booming, with on-chain trading becoming increasingly active. However, alongside the market's recovery, highly deceptive phishing links have frequently appeared on meme coin display pages. These "innovative" attack methods have caused even seasoned traders to fall victim. Crypto KOLs @insidecalls and @cladzsol recently revealed that during routine chain scanning, they clicked on a meme coin homepage, which triggered a "Cloudflare verification" prompt. After following the instructions to "complete the verification," their on-chain funds were stolen. Among them, @cladzsol reportedly lost approximately $600,000 worth of assets. BlockBeats has compiled findings showing that several popular meme coin display pages recently have been redirecting users to "Cloudflare verification" pages, which are actually phishing links. If users follow the prompts, their computer systems will download and execute malicious scripts, leading to asset losses. The widespread nature of this issue may be linked to delayed reviews by mainstream trading aggregation platforms like DexScreener. Currently, these platforms display token-related information by directly referencing the "official website" or social media links provided in the token metadata. These fields can be updated by the token creators or individuals claiming to represent the "community takeover." Hackers are exploiting this review loophole to turn meme coin display pages into new "phishing grounds." BlockBeats reminds users that while scanning chains, clicking on unfamiliar links may be unavoidable. If you encounter "Cloudflare verification" or other highly suspicious pages, you should close them immediately and avoid any interaction to protect your assets. [Original Link]