Scam Sniffer: User Loses Over $157,000 Due to Copying Incorrect Address
BlockBeats News, June 26 — According to monitoring by Scam Sniffer, a user lost $157,154 due to copying an incorrect address.
Transaction history poisoning: Scammers send fake transfers or small-value transfers (dust transfers) using similar addresses. Their fake address appears in your transaction history. You mistakenly believe it is a legitimate address and copy it from the transaction record. As a result, funds are inadvertently sent to the scammer’s address.
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