Address poisoning is sneakier than most realize. Attackers craft wallet addresses that mirror yours—matching the first few characters, mirroring the last few—then slip tiny transactions into your history. They're betting you'll glance quickly, spot what looks familiar, and paste the wrong address for your next move.

The real threat? This isn't manual work anymore. The entire chain is now automated—target detection, address generation, transaction broadcasting. From scanning blockchain activity to executing the scam, it runs on its own. Your wallet history becomes a minefield.