The cryptocurrency exchange service Superswap.cx, registered in February 2026, is highly likely a scam. A critical red flag is the reuse of deposit addresses, which points directly to a classic selective scam scheme. This means the service can misappropriate user's funds at any moment under the pretext of "technical errors" or "transaction freezes".

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the exchange uses the exact same crypto addresses to receive funds across multiple networks, including BTC, ETH, LTC, SOL, XMR, ZEC, BCH, DASH, XRP, DOGE, and ERC-20 stablecoins. Furthermore, payout addresses are not validated in any way, so you can enter absolutely anything there. For a legitimate exchange service, this is an absolutely unacceptable practice that violates basic security standards.

Furthermore, Superswap.cx lures customers with an aggressive marketing tactic: a $200,000 XMR giveaway for anyone who makes a swap of $100 or more.

The website claims that 20 winners have already received $10,000 each in Monero, but there is no way to verify these payouts. The deliberate choice of Monero is a calculated trap: due to the coin's anonymity, it is impossible to track the actual movement of funds or prove that the payouts never happened.