What can go wrong if you copy an address directly from your transaction history when making a payment?
Attackers often send a tiny amount of a token from a fake address to make it appear in your transaction history.
Add frequently used receiving addresses to your address book and withdrawal whitelist, and select them from your address book each time. Don’t copy them from your transaction history.
Frequent transfers of stablecoins and $ETH wallets are more likely to be targeted by address poisoning.
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For reference only, not investment advice.
Attackers often send a tiny amount of a token from a fake address to make it appear in your transaction history.
Add frequently used receiving addresses to your address book and withdrawal whitelist, and select them from your address book each time. Don’t copy them from your transaction history.
Frequent transfers of stablecoins and $ETH wallets are more likely to be targeted by address poisoning.
What would you like to learn about next? Futures or something else?
#ETH
For reference only, not investment advice.
