NFT & MetaverseEthereum posts record onchain activity as research points to possible spam-driven growth: Asia Morning Briefing by admin January 20, 2026 written by admin January 20, 2026 0 comments212Data suggests much of the recent spike in Ethereum transactions is tied to address poisoning, a scam that relies on cheap “dust” transfers to contaminate transaction histories rather than organic user demand. ActivityAsiaBriefingEthereumGrowthMorningOnchainpointsPostsRecordResearchspamdriven Share 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail previous post Success Story: Shivani Gade’s Learning Journey with 101 Blockchains next post Revolut Seeks Full Peru Banking License to Deepen Latin America Push You may also like Binance Losses Estimated at $6.3B amid Major Crypto... October 30, 2026 OCC Urges U.S. Community Banks to Enter the... October 28, 2026 Pompidou Digital Art Committee: What It Means October 27, 2026 CoinDCX confirms $16 million loss from retired wallets... October 25, 2026 Bitcoin Faces Make-or-Break Weekend as Market Crash Fears... October 24, 2026 Is the Internet Safe Again After the PHP... October 23, 2026 Eight years unlisted, Vault12 says SEC safe harbor... October 21, 2026 Bitcoin Treasury Buying Could Rebound, Analysts Say October 20, 2026 Circle’s USDC Becomes EU’s First Significant E-Money Token... October 18, 2026 Rhizome Net Art at 30: Browser as Gallery October 17, 2026