I have been thinking about the security issues of crypto wallets recently. These malicious address attacks are truly troublesome—users can easily fall into traps if they're not careful.

Ultimately, our industry is fully capable of eliminating this kind of scheme. The solution is actually simple: all wallets should have an "Malicious Address Detection" feature, which can identify risky addresses immediately through blockchain queries and then directly prevent user interactions. This is technically feasible.

Furthermore, the security alliance within the industry should establish a real-time updated blacklist database—centrally maintaining a list of known malicious addresses so that major wallets can synchronize and call upon it. This not only protects ordinary users but also helps form a industry consensus. The key is for all parties to truly take action and avoid working in isolation.