🚨 $12.4M. ONE MISTAKE — AND THE MONEY IS NEVER COMING BACK. 💀

Imagine:

For months, you’re sending ETH to the same “verified” address.

It’s routine.

You copy it from your history.
Press Send.

And after a few seconds you realize:

4,556 ETH (~$12.4M) has been sent to a scammer. 😱

How does it work?

The attacker creates a poison address — an address that looks almost identical to the real one: the first and last characters match.

Then they send your wallet lots of tiny transactions — so-called dust.

The fake address shows up in your history.

You automatically copy it instead of the real one.

That’s it.

💸 Millions are gone.

🛡️ How not to become the next victim:

❌ Don’t copy the recipient address from the transaction history.

✅ Verify the address in full, not just the first/last characters.

✅ Use saved addresses (whitelist/bookmarks).

✅ Get the address from an official source or via a QR code.

✅ Before sending a large amount, make a test transfer.

In crypto, sometimes one click is enough to lose your fortune.

This post may seem obvious.

Until it happens to you.

Save this. Share it. Warn a friend. 🛡️

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