# Is otc-desk.fun safe? No: it's a fake $OTC "Holder Crates" page carrying the same wallet-signing code as stonkfoundation.fun

Source: trenchbook.app · filed Oct 18, 2026, updated Oct 18, 2026 · https://trenchbook.app/dispatch/otc-desk-fun-crates

> There is no official trenchbook token or contract address (CA). Anyone selling one is not us.

**In short:** otc-desk.fun, checked 18 October 2026: a "$OTC Holder Crates" page that OTC (@otc_labs) doesn't run. It was registered at 1:21:33 PM ET on 18 October through NICENIC, in the same second and through the same registrar as stonkfoundation.fun, the fake $STONK crates site, and it serves byte-identical wallet-signing code that reports to the same server. It is promoted by @UseOtcsOnSol, a 2012 X account named "OTC's Foundation", whose 3:52 PM ET article had about 10,800 views by 4:06 PM ET. Don't connect a wallet to it.
Is otc-desk.fun safe? No. Don't connect a wallet to it, and don't sign anything it shows you. As of 4:06 PM ET on 18 October, it is a fake "Holder Crates" page using OTC's name. We're not linking it.
It isn't OTC's. The page is promoted by @UseOtcsOnSol, an X account named "OTC's Foundation" whose bio copies the real OTC account, @otc_labs. The account was opened in June 2012 and had about 41 followers when we first looked. At 3:52 PM ET it posted an article, "$OTC Holder Crates: Build History. Strengthen Your Crate.", whose "Open Your Crate" buttons go to otc-desk.fun/crates. It had about 10,800 views by 4:06 PM ET. We found no crates program on @otc_labs.
It matches the fake $STONK crates site we reported at 3:35 PM ET. otc-desk.fun was registered at 1:21:33 PM ET today through the registrar NICENIC, in the same second and through the same registrar as [stonkfoundation.fun](https://trenchbook.app/dispatch/stonkfoundation-fun-crates). Its main script is byte-identical to that site's: the same file, down to the last character. It reports to the same server, and the article copies the $STONK one word for word in places, such as "Five tiers. Two factors." The same kind of code, reporting to the same server, has run on earlier crates sites, so shared code alone doesn't tell us who is behind each one.
What the page says, and what its code does. The page tells visitors "No wallet connection on this site" and "Nothing is connected or recorded", and points to @otc_labs "for official announcements" to look legitimate. Its script, which we read as text without running it, looks up the visitor's location, hooks the Phantom and Solflare wallets, and calls the wallet functions that ask you to sign transactions. A crates page has no reason to make your wallet sign anything.
If you already signed something on it: move what's left to a new wallet right away and revoke the old wallet's token approvals. If you only opened the page and didn't connect or sign, nothing has moved, but don't go back.

## What we don't know

- Who controls @UseOtcsOnSol and @UseLauchsSF, and the server both sites report to.
- Whether more brands were registered in the same batch.
- Whether any wallet has been drained through this site; we found no reports by 4:06 PM ET.

## The claims, checked

- "No wallet connection on this site." (otc-desk.fun): **false**. The page's own script hooks Phantom and Solflare and calls the wallet functions that sign transactions. Read as text on 18 October; byte-identical to stonkfoundation.fun's script. [OTC's real X account (no crates program)](https://x.com/otc_labs) [The same code on stonkfoundation.fun](https://trenchbook.app/dispatch/stonkfoundation-fun-crates)

## Sources

- project: [OTC's official X account, @otc_labs](https://x.com/otc_labs)
- researcher: [Our check of stonkfoundation.fun, the same code](https://trenchbook.app/dispatch/stonkfoundation-fun-crates)
- researcher: [Our earlier crates warnings](https://trenchbook.app/chatter#c82)