I wouldn't use it if an amount appeared in my wallet; I would seek to know the origin. There are many scams, and I won't fall for another one. With many occurrences regarding P2P sales, I also avoid it. There are many investors reporting scams, and suspicious unknown amounts appearing in the balance when you haven't sold anything, asking to confirm a sale received. Be careful with suspicious links; we cannot share unknown links on the platform.

"WHAT HAPPENS IF SOMEONE SENDS YOU CRYPTO BY MISTAKE?"

Imagine opening your wallet and finding 100 thousand dollars in crypto.
Was it a gift?
A system error?
And now?

If you are on an exchange like Binance:

The platform can identify the error.

Your account may be temporarily frozen.

If you spend that amount, you could be banned or even sued.

If you are using a decentralized wallet (like Metamask):

The amount is yours by control of the key.

But if it's a scam (e.g., a "donation" scam), the risk is losing everything.

Have you heard of trap tokens?

What to do?

Do not move the amount until you understand the origin.

If it was on Binance, open a support ticket.

In DeFi wallets, be wary of amounts you did not expect.

Receiving crypto by mistake may seem like luck…
But often it is a trap or an error with serious consequences.
Always verify before acting!

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