Why have several inexplicable zero-amount transfers appeared in your transaction history? What should you watch out for?
Once an on-chain transfer is confirmed, it can’t be reversed. Assets sent to a similar-looking address are almost impossible to recover.
Scammers often use fake addresses to send you a tiny amount of tokens, just to make the address appear in your transaction history.
Useful tips may seem pointless in everyday life, but when something goes wrong, you’ll be glad you know them.
If someone asks you to pay first to unfreeze your funds, it’s almost certainly a scam.
$ETH 2443.55（+0.66%）
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Once an on-chain transfer is confirmed, it can’t be reversed. Assets sent to a similar-looking address are almost impossible to recover.
Scammers often use fake addresses to send you a tiny amount of tokens, just to make the address appear in your transaction history.
Useful tips may seem pointless in everyday life, but when something goes wrong, you’ll be glad you know them.
If someone asks you to pay first to unfreeze your funds, it’s almost certainly a scam.
$ETH 2443.55（+0.66%）
#ETH