I noticed an interesting story about fraud in Ethereum — people are using so-called address poisoning. The essence is that scammers create fake addresses that look similar to real ones, and when you send a transaction, you might accidentally send funds to them instead of the intended recipient. Citi somehow issued a warning about this. It’s really dangerous because it appears like a normal mistake, but in reality, it’s a targeted scam. It’s quite interesting to see how many people have already fallen for this. I saw that CoinDesk reports on such issues, but they are part of Bullish themselves, so you always need to be aware of potential conflicts of interest when reading the news. In any case, it’s a good reminder to verify addresses before sending transactions, especially large amounts. Have you encountered this?