[CZ: Block explorers should filter spam transactions to reduce address poisoning risks] BlockBeats reported on March 14 that in response to the recent increase in Ethereum address poisoning attacks, CZ stated that block explorers should directly filter out such spam transactions instead of displaying them to users. He pointed out that these transactions can be completely filtered out technically, and the wallet application Trust Wallet has already implemented similar functionality. CZ also mentioned that while filtering spam transactions might have some impact on micropayments between AI agents in the future, AI technology can also be used to identify and filter spam transactions at that time. Previously, the block explorer Etherscan warned that address poisoning attacks on Ethereum are becoming more automated and widespread, with attackers forging similar addresses to trick users into misdirecting funds.