TechFlow reported on March 20 that, according to on-chain analyst Scam Sniffer (@realScamSniffer), a user lost $304,091 due to copying an incorrect address.
Scam Sniffer stated this was a typical transaction history poisoning attack, where hackers send small transactions to make a fraudulent address appear in the user's transaction history, leading them to mistakenly copy and use the fake address for transfers.





