What is address poisoning? Why does it fool people? Don’t panic—your class rep is here to explain:
Some token contracts accept transfers of 0. Attackers exploit this to create a record that appears to show tokens being transferred “from your address,” making it look as though you made the transfer yourself.
Once an on-chain transfer is confirmed, it cannot be reversed. Assets sent to a similar-looking address are usually impossible to recover.
At first, you might think that knowing how to read candlestick charts is enough. Then you realize that understanding the rules is the first lesson.
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Some token contracts accept transfers of 0. Attackers exploit this to create a record that appears to show tokens being transferred “from your address,” making it look as though you made the transfer yourself.
Once an on-chain transfer is confirmed, it cannot be reversed. Assets sent to a similar-looking address are usually impossible to recover.
At first, you might think that knowing how to read candlestick charts is enough. Then you realize that understanding the rules is the first lesson.
$ETH 2505.76（+1.87%）
#ETH