Security & scams.
Poisoned addresses, tokens that arrive uninvited, people posing as us.
A token I never bought appeared in my walletAnyone can send anything to any address, including tokens made to imitate real ones. Smartable marks them as unverified rather than blending them into your balance — the correct response is to ignore them.An address in my history looks almost like mineThat is address poisoning — an attacker sends dust from an address that matches the first and last characters of one you trust, hoping you copy it later. Smartable flags them, and the address book is the real defence.How to tell fake Smartable support from usWe never ask for your recovery phrase, private key or password, we never message you first, and there is no support phone number — anyone doing those things is not us, whatever address or avatar they use.