Users of the BitcoinTalk forum are warning about the revival of a fraudulent project — the stablecoin USD PLUS. User albon wrote that one of the forum members tried to promote this fake token two years ago, but then deleted his thread. Now the scammer has returned, registered a new domain, and started luring investors again.

According to user albon, the project's website contains no real information, and its social media completely lack a genuine audience. The only thing the creators rely on is the smart contract address. However, a check on BscScan shows that the creator's balance is zero, the contract itself is more than two years old, and it has no liquidity whatsoever to back its claimed stablecoin status.

In the comments, user The Cryptovator confirmed that the token's liquidity on DEXTools is indeed zero, and the website looks like a 100% scam. He warned newcomers to be extremely careful, since the launch of a real stablecoin looks completely different. Fortunately, thanks to albon's vigilance — who quickly noticed the scammer's return and reported it to the moderators — all promotional threads featuring this token were promptly removed from the forum. Users note that the market already has proven stablecoins like USDT and USDC, and no one should trust new dubious projects without thorough verification.