What can a hacker learn just from your wallet address?

A lot more than you'd think. Even without your private key, a public crypto address reveals:

1. Your balance — Anyone can see how much crypto you hold.

2. Transaction history — All incoming/outgoing transfers are public and traceable.

3. Interaction with services — If your wallet used DeFi apps, NFT platforms, or mixers, it leaves a trail.

4. Associated wallets — If you’ve moved funds between addresses, a hacker can link them together.

5. Timing patterns — Repeated activity may reveal habits, timezone, or automation.

Example: A hacker spots a wallet with $30,000 in ETH and regular transfers to Binance. They create a phishing email that looks like Binance support, targeting the owner. #CryptoSecurity