An Ethereum user lost 4,556 ETH, worth $12.4M, after copying a poisoned address that mimicked a Galaxy Digital deposit wallet.

But when Sergeenkov dug deeper, he reported that around 80% of this growth was driven by stablecoins, mainly USDT and USDC. What’s interesting is that stablecoins are often used in automated activity.

A cryptocurrency investor lost approximately $12.4 million in Ether to an "address poisoning" scam after an attacker spoofed ...

Ethereum’s daily active addresses climbed above major layer-2 networks in January as lower fees revived on-chain activity.