An unfamiliar token has mysteriously appeared in your wallet, and it shows a surprisingly high value. Can you sell it?
Some scam tokens imitate the names and icons of well-known tokens, so you can’t tell whether they’re genuine just by looking at the name—you need to check the contract address.
For legitimate airdrops, rely on announcements from the project’s official channels. A token that suddenly appears in your wallet is not proof of anything.
For context, the market quote is: $ETH at 2386.73 (24h -1.59%).
If you know someone who’s new to this, you can share this with them.
Some scam tokens imitate the names and icons of well-known tokens, so you can’t tell whether they’re genuine just by looking at the name—you need to check the contract address.
For legitimate airdrops, rely on announcements from the project’s official channels. A token that suddenly appears in your wallet is not proof of anything.
For context, the market quote is: $ETH at 2386.73 (24h -1.59%).
If you know someone who’s new to this, you can share this with them.