Safety · Guide

Address poisoning

Your transaction list can lie by omission — and by resemblance.

Lookalike addresses in your history designed to trick a hasty paste.

Attackers sometimes send tiny amounts from addresses that look like ones you use, hoping you copy the wrong one later.

Always copy from your intended contact or wallet book — not from a random incoming line that ‘looks familiar.’

Compare more than the first and last characters. Haste is the exploit.

A dust test to a verified address beats a confident paste every time.

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