CZ: Binance Web3 Wallet Now Supports Filtering Spam Transactions to Reduce Address Poisoning Risks
Svmuu News Binance founder CZ posted on platform X stating that the Binance Web3 Wallet now supports filtering spam transactions to reduce address poisoning risks. Due to the recent increase in Ethereum address poisoning attacks, he had previously called for blockchain explorers to directly filter such spam transactions, rather than merely displaying them to users, and suggested utilizing AI technology for spam transaction identification and filtering.
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