When a website's homepage is a Cloudflare error message, there isn't much you can verify about it. That's the situation with usdts1.icu. At two months old, using a .icu extension that scammers disproportionately favor, and registered behind a privacy service, the site raises questions it can't answer because it doesn't display anything to examine.
There's no contact page, no about page, no privacy policy, and no social media presence. It doesn't show what it sells or what it does. Even the server setup isn't working properly — the origin web server isn't communicating with Cloudflare, which is why visitors see an error instead of a real page.
For any kind of legitimate business, this would be unusual. Even a hobby blog has text to read. What we have here is a domain name and nothing else, which means the standard question — "is usdts1.icu a scam?" — doesn't yet have a direct answer, because scammers need a functioning site to deceive people. What we can say is that there is no evidence of trustworthiness whatsoever. The safest assumption is to treat this domain as not worth your time or data until it demonstrates otherwise.