User Loses $305K in DAI to Address Poisoning Attack, GoPlus Says

Address poisoning is notable less for its technical sophistication than for its economics: it monetizes the habit of copying addresses from transaction history, a workflow that wallet interfaces have long normalized. The claim that the process is now fully automated, from target discovery through mixer laundering, matters because it suggests the attack scales beyond opportunistic scammers. The practical exposure sits with high-frequency transfer users rather than protocol or issuer risk, and the open question is whether wallet and explorer interfaces change how they display or truncate counterparty addresses.