A recent study by arXiv found that approximately 53% of state-invariant transactions on Ethereum are actually address-poisoning spam.
This type of attack occurs when attackers plant fake histories, making it difficult for users to distinguish between genuine and manipulated data.
The researchers highlighted the importance of verifying transaction history before interacting with a wallet or contract.
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