Address-poisoning look-alike high · poisonerethereumscam address
0x50b37a3ec6c04609968810801531f5021929eac9
This is an address-poisoning scam address: it mimics an address you use and only ever 'receives' fake tokens. Anything real you sent is with a scammer.
- ✔Fake tokens with homoglyph symbols are how address-poisoning scams plant this address in a victim's history.profiler/address/transactions → tokens_received[].token_symbol = 4 of 4 inbound transfers are look-alike tokens: "ÚЅDТ", " U5DТ "
- ✔It has never sent anything real — it exists to be copied by mistake.profiler/address/transactions → data[] = 4 in / 0 out, last 2026-05-30
Scam address — report it, don't chase it
On [date] [amount and token] was sent from [your address] to 0x50b37a3ec6c04609968810801531f5021929eac9 on ethereum (tx [transaction hash]). 0x50b37a3ec6c04609968810801531f5021929eac9 is an address-poisoning address. It was built to look like an address you use (same first and last characters) and planted in your history with fake-token transfers; the funds you sent are with the scammer, who will not return them. What to do: 1. Report the address to the exchange or wallet you use and to chainabuse.com, quoting the transaction hash. 2. From now on, copy addresses only from the source (the exchange's deposit page), never from transaction history. 3. Do NOT pay anyone offering "recovery" — that is the same scam's second act. What Nansen sees: - profiler/address/transactions → tokens_received[].token_symbol: 4 of 4 inbound transfers are look-alike tokens: "ÚЅDТ", " U5DТ " - profiler/address/transactions → data[]: 4 in / 0 out, last 2026-05-30
Counterparties — profiler/address/counterparties, entity labels via transaction lookups2 rows
| address | Nansen label | interactions | in | out |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0x3ff4…62b0 | — | 3 | $0 | $0 |
| 0x0e27…96d0 | — | 1 | $0 | $0 |