Two recent cryptocurrency wallet scams have resulted in losses exceeding $586,000, as reported by @web3_antivirus. In one incident, a user lost $386,000 in USDT after mistakenly sending funds to a fraudulent address that mimicked a legitimate one from their transaction history. In a separate case, a MetaMask user fell victim to a wallet drainer attack, losing $200,000. This included $168,000 in USDT, $22,800 in USDC, and $9,200 in LINK, all drained in a single transaction. These incidents highlight the ongoing risks associated with poisoned wallet histories and user-signed approvals, which remain among the simplest methods for attackers to exploit and empty cryptocurrency wallets.