I was told to not touch small amounts of Bitcoin sent to on-chain wallets because it's a phishing attack vector. To find your real wallets and reveal the transactions, when you move them.

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. 2 days ago
It can be an attack vector as you describe. I would keep any onchain zaps isolated from other wallets. It is a privacy issue for those who link real life identity with an nsec. This on chain zap is almost like nostr kyc. For the uniformed zaps can be a legal / tax burden. The arguement made is that zaps are public already, but lightning and cashu make big differences and there isn't dust.