What is address poisoning, and why does it fool people?
Attackers typically send you a zero-value token transfer from a similar-looking address, making it appear in your transaction history.
Address poisoning is when scammers generate a fake address that starts and ends the same way as an address you commonly use, then slip it into your transaction history.
The most important thing to keep in mind when managing your positions: before making a large transfer, send a small test amount first, and transfer the rest only after confirming with the recipient that it arrived.
$ETH 2434.88（+0.96%）
Just sharing my thoughts—make your own decisions when buying and selling.
Attackers typically send you a zero-value token transfer from a similar-looking address, making it appear in your transaction history.
Address poisoning is when scammers generate a fake address that starts and ends the same way as an address you commonly use, then slip it into your transaction history.
The most important thing to keep in mind when managing your positions: before making a large transfer, send a small test amount first, and transfer the rest only after confirming with the recipient that it arrived.
$ETH 2434.88（+0.96%）
Just sharing my thoughts—make your own decisions when buying and selling.