Recently, I sent a small test transaction of LINK to a newly created address. Another transaction appeared directly after the transaction that I initiated in Etherscan showing an outgoing "Batch Transfer From" transaction for an equivalent amount of "ERC-20: LINK (LINK)" to a phishing address similar to the recipient address that I sent my test deposit to. There is also an incoming transaction from a phishing address for an equivalent deposit of LINK into my sending address - could this somehow be harmful to my LINK holdings at all? Is it a malicious contract? I ask as Etherscan says it's the official LINK smart contract token. I used a cold wallet to sign my transactions FYI.
>>60903323ignore itthey are wanting you to copy that incorrect address and send something thereprobably works 0.01% of the time but that's enough
>>60903334Sure, but what about the tiny amount of LINK dust sent to my wallet? If I inadvertently sent that along with my funds, would that be problematic beyond anything wallet tracking capabilities?
>>60904061Bump for interest
>>60904061No
>>60904061>If I inadvertently sent that along with my funds, would that be problematic beyond anything wallet tracking capabilities?No, if that would be the case, someone with a blacklisted address could infect every billionaire wallets
>>60904061they're just trying to evade spam filters on etherscan / your wallet. your funds are safu.
>>60904061I've been seeing the same thing since 2021 but with 0.0001 USDT
>>60904993>I've been seeing the same thing since 2021 but with 0.0001 USDTsame happen to me but with USDC and now more recently with my XRP address, i guess they only target people with big amounts
