#大户持仓动态 In late December, the security warning from the Ethereum community is worth noting for all coin holders. The recent phishing incident involving 50 million USDT has once again exposed the risks of the encryption world — those seemingly convenient Address ellipses actually provide an opportunity for hackers.

The suggestion given by the Ethereum Foundation on social platforms is very straightforward: stop using truncated addresses. Displaying the full address information may seem cumbersome, but it is currently the most direct way to protect yourself. Think about it, if the address is truncated, the format like 0x1234...5678 can easily be tampered with.

This reminder is especially important for users holding $ETH. When interacting with wallets and confirming transfers, be sure to check the complete address and don't rush. There are similar risks in the $BNB and $SOL ecosystems as well, so be cautious with each chain in the multi-chain era.

In simple terms, this incident is a reminder to everyone: security details often determine the life and death of assets. An improvement in a seemingly insignificant display method could block the next wave of phishing attacks.