Knowledge Note | Address Poisoning
① Scammers often use fake addresses to send you a token transfer with an amount of 0, so that the address appears in your transaction history.
② Some wallets and block explorers flag suspected zero-value poisoning transfers or hide them by default.
③ Add frequently used receiving addresses to your address book and withdrawal whitelist. Always select addresses from your address book—don’t copy them from your transaction history.
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The above is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.
① Scammers often use fake addresses to send you a token transfer with an amount of 0, so that the address appears in your transaction history.
② Some wallets and block explorers flag suspected zero-value poisoning transfers or hide them by default.
③ Add frequently used receiving addresses to your address book and withdrawal whitelist. Always select addresses from your address book—don’t copy them from your transaction history.
$ETH 2490.44 (-0.091%)
The above is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.