Someone lost $68M (1155 WBTC) three hours ago from an address poisoning scam by mistakenly copying the wrong address. 

Theft transaction 
0x3374abc5a9c766ba709651399b6e6162de97ca986abc23f423a9d893c8f5f570

Victim
0x1E227979f0b5BC691a70DEAed2e0F39a6F538FD5

Update: The address poisoning scammer who stole $68M last week messaged the victim on-chain asking for their Telegram and also sent 51 ETH.

Transaction hash
0xbf38e389b6b584642fffa4ea923637789cbdc667a3e379a8d72e02df087cb8a9

why does every victim speak like they’re a part of the italian mafia or something

Someone is afraid of a little LEO work coming for them. Or they stole from the wrong type of person. You know, the hanging from a bridge type of person.

Come build the most secure and private messaging network in the world—owned by the people who build it and use it.

Man, things are going to be a lot more boring once @xmtp really takes off and these weird back and forth messages are end to end encrypted.

Btw Zach, I noticed you’re eligible for the @spec airdrop for being active on Farcaster