An early Ethereum wallet transferred 2,154.94 Ether, worth about $4.6 million, to a recipient it had previously tested with a small payment. The wallet's transaction history showed small transfers from two lookalike addresses, a tactic known as address poisoning designed to trick users into sending funds to the wrong address. Despite the test payment reaching the intended recipient, the large transfer was sent to the same verified address, not the lookalikes. This incident highlights the importance of verifying destination addresses before sending funds to avoid potential scams.
The story about an early Ethereum wallet's $4.6 million ETH transfer provides context for readers. For those tracking cryptocurrency markets, Pluang data shows that as of Nov 11, 2026 15:01 WIB, only 8 of 50 major cryptocurrencies rose while 41 fell. Among notable movers, NEO dropped 3.26% to Rp32.273 with a typical hold time of 97 days, LINK declined 3.15% to Rp186.376, and DOGE fell 3.15% to Rp1.228.
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