The Risks of Public Address Reuse: Why Rabby Users Should Generate Multiple Addresses Per Chain
Posted onA trader monitoring Ethereum and Arbitrum positions uses the same wallet address across both networks, as well as on centralized exchanges and decentralized protocols. The address is public—shared with counterparties, visible on every blockchain, searchable in explorers, and increasingly subject to automated correlation. Over months, that single address accumulates a complete transaction history: deposits from […]