Wallet Brief / Guide
Address poisoning: why the ends of an address lie.
Scammers send tiny transfers from addresses that mimic yours, hoping you copy the wrong one from your history later.
- Look-alike addresses copy your first and last characters on purpose.
- Never pick a recipient from your recent-transfers list.
- Verify against a saved address-book entry — middle section included.
- A tiny unknown deposit is bait; leave it alone.