Fake Cyberleek and clark have launched another scam meme coin, $FCKCORP, and of course, most of the people on X bought it.

Post: https://x.com/darealcyberleek/status/2092339714636370251

Over 890 buyers/holders bought the coin. Minutes later, they rug-pulled the coin, making over $27,000 in profit.

It seems that they’ll be making scam meme coins every single day. Please do not buy any of these meme coins. They always carry a high risk, and the developer of this coin is clearly @clark.

Developer Profit Address: https://solscan.io/account/8HKamUsbTkGMjJdW7h2mHmzdDsa9d2hTfywgifFscZf

Stay tuned for more investigations into “The Com” scammers.

We’re currently investigating the threat actor Haby. The full investigation will be posted within this week.

Have any information? Send it to @ComInvestigator.

/1 Meet Monkieee / Larp (@tempuser1829)

Monkie, also known as “Larp” within the community, reportedly made well over six figures through gambling, while also being accused of scamming users for relatively small amounts.

Many users have speculated that @tempuser1829 may have been arrested or “fedded” in connection with his alleged fraudulent activities; however, this has not been independently confirmed. His Telegram profile currently shows “last seen a long time ago,” with his last known activity reportedly dating back to early November 2025.

Monkie was active during the Emojigamble casino era, where he allegedly used multiple “Larp” wallets and fake Stake scripts to deceive users. According to claims within the community, he may have made five figures during that period.

After Emojigamble shut down, he reportedly began working with @clark and participating in fake middleman deals that allegedly generated significant profits. He later resumed gambling on casinos such as Denaro and Dices, reportedly wagering more than $3,500,000 on Telegram casinos alone.

He is also known for using @kevv as a middleman for gambling deals. In addition, he reportedly lost significant amounts of money while dicing and gambling against @heal. According to claims from members of the community, he lost the anonymous number +888 0000 1414 to @heal in a dice game.

On May 16, 2025, he also reportedly lost Plush Pepe #41 to the owner of Dices, Andrew (@swatter), during a gambling-related dice game.

Monkie has long been known within the community for gambling large amounts of money across multiple platforms, including Stake, Shuffle, Roobet, and other online casinos. His reported gambling activity involved substantial wagers and significant losses over time.

Monkie also reportedly operated a 6 figure POF group chat that included numerous well-known fraudsters / scammers within the community. The group chat was known as “Super illegal Chat,” and several Telegram middlemen reportedly held designated titles or roles within the group.

The group allegedly served as a private space where various members of the community, including known fraudsters and middlemen, interacted and conducted discussions. The involvement of individuals in the group should not, by itself, be interpreted as evidence that they participated in fraudulent activity.

He later created a channel and group chat called @nonlegal, adding several well-known middlemen and members of the community before suddenly becoming completely inactive.

It remains unclear whether he was arrested, is currently in hiding, or simply chose to disappear from the community.

According to sources, Monkie was allegedly “fedded” in the UAE after authorities reportedly found child sexual abuse material (CSAM) on devices associated with him. These sources further claim that he is currently facing charges in connection with the alleged material. However, these claims have not been independently verified, and no official documentation confirming an arrest or charges has been provided at this time.

At this stage, the circumstances surrounding his disappearance remain unclear. Any claims regarding an arrest, criminal charges, or the alleged material should therefore be treated as unverified unless supported by official records or reliable documentation.

Vkev — https://t.me/+YZVrEznzot5iODVk

Replying to the DMs I’ve received from people on @Cupid and @Gore’s situation.

The answer is: Gore made a fake Telegram app, and it is easy to make since the Telegram API is open-source. It would not take more than 1 day to make, and it’s obvious.

.1 Cupid doesn’t type like that. I asked many of his customers, and none of them described him as someone who types or communicates like that.

.2 Gore is a well-known scammer for SE’ing people in Discord VCs.

( I have already posted about you can scroll up and search @gore )

.3 Cupid held over $1M at once with no exit scams. If he actually intended to exit scam, there were plenty of opportunities for him to do so.

The screenshots being used as “proof” are not enough to prove that Cupid is behind the account or that the messages actually came from him.

The fake Telegram app can easily be modified to display whatever username, messages, or information the creator wants.

The whole scam may have been fabricated from the beginning and made purely for attention.

Cupid is innocent, and the person who opened a DD on him on OGU was banned anyway.