Address Poisoning
Address poisoning is a scam where attackers send tiny transactions from wallet addresses that resemble your previous transaction history.
✦ Key Insight
Victims may accidentally copy the fake address when making future transfers.
✕ Common Misconceptions
Copying addresses from history instead of trusted sources.
Detailed Explanation
How It Works
Scammers generate visually similar wallet addresses and send dust transactions.
In Practice
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Wallet Address
A wallet address is a public string of letters and numbers used to send or receive cryptocurrency on a blockchain. You can think of it like a crypto account number: people use it to send assets to your wallet, but it does not give them control over your funds.
Phishing
Phishing is a scam where attackers trick users into revealing private information or signing harmful transactions.
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