This scam never needs your keys. It only needs you to copy and paste. Address poisoning: attackers send you a tiny transaction from a lookalike address and hope you copy it next time. Same start, same end. Only the middle is different. It can land in your history as soon as a minute after a real transfer. On one wallet, in about 90 minutes on Oct 24, 2026 (1:58â”3:32 AM ET), 26 lookalike “ETH” entries showed up. None was real ether, and every one copied the wallet’s real amounts. They kept coming on Oct 25 too. Before any send: read the whole address, middle included. Use an address you’ve saved and verified. Send a small test first, and confirm on your hardware wallet’s screen. Full breakdown: https://youtu.be/cD_2eGv3O9U Sources: Etherscan Information Center (Jan 15, 2024). Blocksc
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