🧭 Wallet & Security | Address Poisoning
· What it is: Address poisoning is when scammers create a lookalike address with the same first and last few characters as an address you often use, then slip it into your transaction history.
· Why it matters: Once an on-chain transfer is confirmed, it cannot be reversed. Assets sent to a fake address are usually impossible to recover.
· Reminder: Save frequently used recipient addresses in your address book or withdrawal whitelist. Select them from your address book each time—don't copy them from your transaction history.
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· What it is: Address poisoning is when scammers create a lookalike address with the same first and last few characters as an address you often use, then slip it into your transaction history.
· Why it matters: Once an on-chain transfer is confirmed, it cannot be reversed. Assets sent to a fake address are usually impossible to recover.
· Reminder: Save frequently used recipient addresses in your address book or withdrawal whitelist. Select them from your address book each time—don't copy them from your transaction history.
$ETH 2425.28（+0.38%）
Personal notes. Please make your own decisions when taking action.