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BCH $213.31 -1.02%
LINK $8.36 -3.07%
HYPE $55.36 -3.16%
AAVE $101.25 +1.53%
SUI $0.6926 -1.58%
XLM $0.1724 -2.47%
ZEC $469.41 -4.15%

Etherscan issued a warning that address poisoning has surged by 612% after the Ethereum Fusaka upgrade

2026-03-13 13:40:05
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Etherscan posted on social media that there were approximately 17 million poisoning attempts on Ethereum from 2022 to 2024, affecting 1.3 million users, with confirmed losses of at least $79.3 million. After the Fusaka upgrade (December 3, 2025), transaction costs will decrease significantly, and dust transfers will explode, increasing by 612%.

Etherscan recommends that users take the following measures:

  • Always manually verify the complete target address before transferring (most important)
  • Add private name tags for frequently used addresses + use ENS domain names
  • Enable the Etherscan Address Highlight feature · Pay attention to pop-up reminders when copying addresses.
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