According to PeckShieldAlert, a ZeroTransfer scammer successfully stole approximately $1.7 million in USDT from the wallet 0x86C0...2604 by exploiting a phishing address that closely resembled the intended recipient's. This incident highlights persistent security risks in the crypto market, with funds being transferred to a phishing address (0x4668EE748c88DA4FEc595773b22f96f366eD6B76) instead of the intended one (0x4668D1Fe87444a4d7508e83c89bfDAF1117e6B76). Traders should exercise heightened caution when transferring stablecoins and verify addresses rigorously, as such exploits can cause sharp, short-term liquidity disruptions and increase volatility in USDT trading pairs. Source: PeckShieldAlert on Twitter.