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In the year 2024, when the tide of the times rolls in, some are swallowed by the storm, while others hold their torches against the wind. This year, Bitcoin breaks through the $100,000 mark, declaring to the world with a string of code that consensus will eventually split the dark clouds; Trump loudly launches 'Trump Coin', and the collision of politics and blockchain sparks absurd yet real flames; CZ returns to social media to continue his chatter, taking over Labs and renaming it YZi Labs, still the boy who has always been bullish on Bitcoin. Binance silently prowls, with global registered users surpassing 250 million, and the total trading volume of spot and derivatives reaching the $100 trillion mark. Behind every digit are countless sleepless nights. This year, Binance has more than 5,000 employees, with 172 employees receiving year-end bonuses exceeding 1 million RMB, and 3,271 receiving bonuses exceeding 100,000 RMB, the highest bonus being 10.2 million. We hope to give the best treatment to the best people in the market. If you're strong enough, come and ride the wave!

Been fighting a cold, 38.9C a couple of hours ago. First time getting sick after prison. This issue kept its airspace in my head for the last few days, even through the fever.
Our industry should be able to completely eradicate this type of poison attacks, and protect our users.

All wallets should simply check if a receiving address is a “poison address”, and block the user. This is a blockchain query.
Further, security alliances in the industry should maintain a real-time blacklist of these addresses, so that wallets can check before sending a transaction.
Binance Wallet already does this. A user would get a warning like below if they try to send to a poison address.

Lastly, wallets should not even display these spam transactions anywhere. If the value of the tx is small, just filter it out.
Protect users.