Is useinversexyz[.]com real? Inverse's own account links useinverse.xyz; the "$INVERSE allocation" site was registered a day later

Is useinversexyz[.]com real? It isn't the address Inverse links. Inverse's X account, @useinversexyz, links its site at useinverse.xyz. That domain was registered at 1:21 PM ET on 27 October through Porkbun, according to its registry record. As of 11:12 AM ET on 30 October, Inverse's account had announced no $INVERSE allocation or airdrop. When it described what $INVERSE holders get, at 2:47 PM ET on 28 October, it wrote "Nothing to claim, nothing to stake": a trading-fee discount that applies automatically to holders.

The other address, useinversexyz[.]com, was registered at 3:29 PM ET on 28 October, a day later, through a different registrar, Dominet (HK) Limited, according to its registry record. It reads like Inverse's address with the dot dropped and ".com" added. From at least 11:30 PM ET on 29 October, and still at 11:09 AM ET on 30 October, an X account using Inverse's name has posted "$INVERSE allocation is now live" every few minutes, with a different number of "eligible participants" in every post, followed by a link to useinversexyz[.]com. We don't link these posts or the site.

What the site does, as far as we could see: nothing. When we loaded it as text at 11:11 AM ET on 30 October, without a browser or a wallet, it returned a bot check (HTTP 403) and no page. So we can't say what it asks for, and we haven't seen anyone report a loss to it.

Don't connect a wallet or sign anything on useinversexyz[.]com. If you already did, treat that wallet as exposed: move what's left to a fresh wallet and revoke any approvals you gave. For anything about Inverse, use the address its own account links, useinverse.xyz, typed in yourself.