Someone asked: What should I do if unfamiliar tokens mysteriously appear in my wallet?
My answer: Simply receiving unfamiliar tokens won’t get your wallet hacked. The risk comes from interacting with them afterward. The estimated value shown in your wallet is usually calculated based on quotes from on-chain liquidity pools. The quoted value of scam tokens can easily be artificially inflated, so don’t take the displayed amount at face value.
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My answer: Simply receiving unfamiliar tokens won’t get your wallet hacked. The risk comes from interacting with them afterward. The estimated value shown in your wallet is usually calculated based on quotes from on-chain liquidity pools. The quoted value of scam tokens can easily be artificially inflated, so don’t take the displayed amount at face value.
$ETH 2506.26（-0.79%）
If you learned something, comment “1.” If you didn’t understand, leave a comment and ask.
#ETH