Frage für Neulinge. Was sind diese “NFT Received”, die in “Latest operations” angezeigt werden?

[root_s2yse8vt]

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Hallo, ich habe meine Kryptowährungen letztes Jahr in ein Ledger übertragen und habe bis vor kurzem nicht wirklich auf die Aktivitäten geachtet. Ich sehe, dass es viele “NFT Received” gibt, die in Polygon Nano als NFT-Gutschein oder einige als Rewards-Gewinner oder USDT-Betrag angezeigt werden. Was sind diese? Bekomme ich diese tatsächlich umsonst? Oder ist das etwas, wofür ich bezahle? Muss ich irgendwelche Maßnahmen ergreifen? Ich bin sooo verloren! Bitte um Rat. Vielen Dank im Voraus!

[loupiote2]

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They are scam NFTs, do not interact with them.

[Yavuz_Selim]

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– In almost all cases, the blockchain of a crypto coin is public. Everybody can see the (public) addresses and the transactions.
– With crypto, there are no checks on who the sender or receiver is, as long as there is enough crypto to send the transaction, the transaction will get confirmed. The sender doesn’t need to know the receiver to send, and the receiver doesn’t need to know the sender to receive.

Just like a package: you can send a package to a stranger’s address and a stranger can send something to your address.

So, the NFTs that you receive are to make you interact with them. They can be malicious, so do NOT interact with them. Best you can do is hide them in Ledger Live (tap and hold on mobile), or leave them as is.

[Jim-Helpert]

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Hey, indeed as mentioned by the helpful comments, never interact on chain with any unsolicited drops you might receive without your consent, do not send/sell/list etc. Simply ignore and hide them following the guideline mentioned here for your safety: [https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/6857182078749-How-to-handle-malicious-or-unknown-NFTs?support=true](https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/6857182078749-How-to-handle-malicious-or-unknown-NFTs?support=true)

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