🚨 Almost a million is lost to an address poisoning scam. Web3 Antivirus detected a live address poisoning scheme that drained about $880K in USDT. One wallet had its history poisoned, and the same owner likely retried a stuck transfer from three more wallets, each sending

A victim was cleaned out for about $95K in less than a minute. The scammer used multicall (after a malicious approval) to drain $BLOCK ($55.6K), $QF ($28K) and $KIWI ($11.3K), splitting funds between 2 drainer addresses. Victim: 0x2b5919157f11f3e71b875bec0187b3356dbd987b

Here’s this week’s snapshot of who scammers are impersonating most: • $USDT stays number 1 (as always) • $ETH impersonations doubled and nearly caught $USDT • $USDC, $LINK and $DAI dropped slightly Double-check contract addresses before interacting and let Web3 Antivirus

Address poisoning preys on copy-paste mistakes. Teams can bake it in via our API so these never reach users.

Bitcoin just set a new ATH at $124,474 overnight and is now around $121,637. The run briefly pushed $BTC past Google to number five by global market cap, and it has since slipped back to six. Hype attracts copycats, so expect fake BTC promos, lookalike addresses and malicious

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🚨 $1.25M lost to an address poisoning scam. A user sent 140 $ETH to a lookalike address planted in the history after a copy-paste. Detected by Web3 Antivirus, the wallet had multiple prior poisoning attempts in its feed, and the trap eventually worked. Hours later, another