The token’s name says “Claim your rewards at [such-and-such website]”—should you trust it?
First, what’s going on: simply receiving an unfamiliar token won’t put your wallet at risk. The risk comes from interacting with the token afterward.
Here’s why: wallet valuations are usually estimated based on quotes from on-chain liquidity pools. Scammers can easily inflate the quoted price of a scam token, so don’t take the displayed value at face value.
One more thing: $ETH is quoted at 2380.89, down 1.51% over 24 hours.
Don’t take photos of your recovery phrase, and definitely don’t store it in your chat history.