# cryptosecurity

🚨 #EthereumWarnsOnAddressPoisoning 🚨
Ethereum has issued an important warning about address poisoning attacks — a type of malicious activity where attackers craft addresses to exploit wallet or smart contract vulnerabilities, potentially locking funds or causing transaction failures.
Key Points for Users:
Always double-check addresses before sending funds, especially with new or unverified contracts.
Beware of phishing attempts; never trust links or addresses from unknown sources.
Watch out for subtle typos or visually similar characters that could misdirect your funds.
Keep wallets and soft

Gold is becoming harder to verify — even experts struggle as counterfeit methods advance. Today, fake gold can look perfect, pass basic tests, yet be filled with cheap metals like tungsten. Detecting this often requires cutting, melting, or expensive lab work — usually after the damage is done.
Bitcoin is different
✅ Instantly verifiable
✅ No trust required
✅ No physical inspection
✅ Backed by math, code & global consensus
Gold depends on trust.
Bitcoin eliminates the need for it.
As the cost of trust rises, Bitcoin offers a better standard — not just an alternative to gold, but a le