Just got hit with a wallet address poisoning attack—someone sent me a whole dollar in random tokens. Got me thinking though... what if this actually scaled? Like, how many wallets stacked with different tokens would you need to sustain a full-time income just from dealing with dust attacks? Obviously the math probably doesn't work out, but it's wild how many people don't even notice when their addresses get flooded with junk tokens. The real question is whether these micro-spams are just annoying noise or actual security red flags worth tracking. Either way, it's a reminder that managing crypto addresses is more chaotic than it should be.