Randomly receive small amounts of TRX

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About less than a month ago, my TRX wallet address randomly receives amounts smaller than one dollar, mostly (+0.000003 TRX - 0.000028TRX)? Does this happen to you? And what is the reason?
I thought it was a dust attack, but the frequency of receiving random values is an indication of something abnormal

Did you get it after deposit ? Today it's also happened with me when I am deposit trx from a centralized exchanger to another centralized exchanger (Binance to BitMart). At first I thought it might be a deposit bonus as it came with the deposit. But coming to here and see that many are saying about the dust attack. is it really a dust attack? I don't think so because I am not getting any values frequently. Has anyone else had this happen while using a centralized exchange? (like Bitmart).
See when I deposited the trx then after few minutes  the little value was added

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[MAAManda]

About less than a month ago, my TRX wallet address randomly receives amounts smaller than one dollar, mostly (+0.000003 TRX - 0.000028TRX)? Does this happen to you? And what is the reason?
I thought it was a dust attack, but the frequency of receiving random values is an indication of something abnormal

I'm sure everyone who uses the tron ​​network to make transactions has experienced what you're going through, and if you dig deeper into your tron ​​wallet, you'll find other tokens sent at the same time as the small amount of tron ​​you get. Those tokens will trap you to do an interaction with the smart-contract that's set up to take your Tron balance, because you will find that the price of the tokens is very high. I personally consider all of these events as if they never happened, or as a little bonus for the transactions I made .

[sensimilia]

If anyone use centralised exchanger then I don't think so there will be any dust attack it can be the bonus type things or else. On the other hand you are using Tron wallet then I think there can be the dust attack cause it's decentralised. Even then I was know that dust attack is likely some scam tokens. I don't know what type of exchanger you used whether it can be dust attack or not .

[sashapan]

About less than a month ago, my TRX wallet address randomly receives amounts smaller than one dollar, mostly (+0.000003 TRX - 0.000028TRX)? Does this happen to you? And what is the reason?
I thought it was a dust attack, but the frequency of receiving random values is an indication of something abnormal

And I also had some growing tails at the throne last year when I deposited   Digging around the site, looking for information when the throne grows, bitcoin 30k + and the throne is not growing (it can only wag small tails

[carrie_white]

this has happened to me too and because I'm new to the world of crypto, I don't understand why it can happen so often, apparently my friend said this is called a dust attack, be careful, don't click on hash transaction, ignore it as much as possible

[zasad@]

All my wallets are filled with these transactions. After each transfer, I receive 2-3 transactions with 0.00000X TRX and I do not pay attention to it.
Always check your addresses before sending coins and do not copy anything from your transaction history.

[vv181]

All my wallets are filled with these transactions. After each transfer, I receive 2-3 transactions with 0.00000X TRX and I do not pay attention to it.
Always check your addresses before sending coins and do not copy anything from your transaction history.

Besides other plausible explanations over this thread, it can also be an Address Poisoning. The way Adress Poisoning works is it "poisons" your wallet with a similar-like address that might consist of the same 5 of the first or last address characters, it is designed that way because some user behaviour is using their wallet transaction history, as you said, to copy addresses.

IIRC, it is known since the last of 2022 and gained wide attention in early 2023. It also evolved from an extremely small amount to a completely zero-dollar transaction, which the smart contract somehow allows that kind of transaction.

[justdimin]

this has happened to me too and because I'm new to the world of crypto, I don't understand why it can happen so often, apparently my friend said this is called a dust attack, be careful, don't click on hash transaction, ignore it as much as possible

Your friend is right, there are exactly 101 tokens in my wallet right now, and only 3 of them were intentionally bought, the other 98 are from dust attacks. This of course is a huge number and normally it doesn't happen this much, but I was around during the bull run period and I have participated in so many projects, probably at least a few dozen of them if you include all the bounties and the airdrops as well.

This meant that my wallet would be in plenty of places and that wouldn't really be a good idea for me to do because I just let everyone know my address but I did to participate. Obviously, in return everyone dust attacked that wallet, I am fine about it because I never click on any of them and never had any trouble.