According to FoxNewsAI on Twitter, a fake version of Google Gemini is promoting a fraudulent “Google Coin” cryptocurrency scheme, leveraging brand impersonation to lure users to phishing pages and wallet-draining contracts; as reported by Fox News, the scam uses cloned Gemini chat interfaces and sponsored links to harvest credentials and seed phrases, exploiting user trust in mainstream AI tools. According to Fox News, the incident highlights a broader trend of AI-brand spoofing in crypto scams, creating operational risks for enterprises that allow staff to trial AI assistants without verified links. As reported by Fox News, businesses should enforce domain allowlists, require official Google links for Gemini access, and deploy browser isolation and script-blocking to mitigate drive-by wallet prompts. According to Fox News, user education remains critical: real Google products do not sell tokens and Gemini does not distribute cryptocurrency, so any token claim is a red flag for fraud.