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Posted: 2025-04-30 14:01:34 UTC
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Address poisoning is a crypto scam where scammers send small transactions to lookalike addresses, hoping users will unknowingly copy the scammer's address when sending funds.
Address poisoning doesn't involve fake websites or malware.
Scammers send small transactions using lookalike wallet addresses.
Users may unknowingly copy the scammer's address from their transaction history.
Funds can vanish with no way to reverse the transaction.
Protection includes double-checking addresses, avoiding copying from past transactions, using ENS, and using wallets with whitelisting.
Users making mistakes when copying and pasting addresses.
The difficulty in distinguishing between legitimate and scammer addresses.
The irreversible nature of cryptocurrency transactions.