Quote from: Dulen007 on May 29, 2025, 04:50:20 PM

These types of scams can definitely be tricky, so it is very important to stay informed to keep our funds safe.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/address-poisoning-attacks-in-crypto

This is quite new for me, and thank you for sharing this kind of scam.
It seems like the same as the dust attack, which I personally experienced back then in 2021. We should always be suspicious of small, unexpected transactions in our wallet, we might be attempting to poison our history.

That's why we should always do this to carefully verify the entire Bitcoin address before sending or receiving funds, not just the first or last characters. Don't rely on copy-pasting only or scanning QR codes.