Can this problem be stopped?

[Doovla]

On the Enkrypt wallet through the Pancakeswap exchange, there was a change in the status of the assets, namely that two new altcoins were displayed that I don't know about, is it spam or some kind of theft attempt? How to prevent something like this, I can't see further transactions because it doesn't show on the Bscscan website. It is the BNB network.

[MrSpasybo]

On the Enkrypt wallet through the Pancakeswap exchange, there was a change in the status of the assets, namely that two new altcoins were displayed that I don't know about, is it spam or some kind of theft attempt? How to prevent something like this, I can't see further transactions because it doesn't show on the Bscscan website. It is the BNB network.

Your account has 2 additional tokens that are not displayed on BscScan? I don't understand what the problem is because normally, BscScan always shows the account's most recent receive/send interactions. You can try using https://bsctrace.com/ to check if you suspect https://bscscan.com/ is having problems and is not working properly.

If you don't know what these 2 tokens are, try checking them on Coingecko and Coinmarketcap. If they don't have a listing on there, be careful as they could be scam tokens and will steal your assets as soon as you grant permission to their smart contract.

To the best of my knowledge, you cannot prevent others from sending spam or scam tokens to your account. The blockchain is for everyone, which means that everyone has the right to receive and send tokens whenever they want.

[Ambatman]

Likely it's a scam token but to be sure.you can still do your research but I think it should be a scam or spam token.
I think it's Address poisoning, a method used by scammers to monitor your address and sometimes are phishing scam. The best thing is to neglect them and change wallet address to prevent more from said sender. Like MrSpasybo has said there's no way you can prevent others from sending spam or scam projects. The best is to ignore the tokens and not interact with any.
It's not unlikely for them to use tokens with similar name to popular tokens.

[joniboini]

How to prevent something like this, I can't see further transactions because it doesn't show on the Bscscan website. It is the BNB network.

Are you referring to your past transactions not showing on the block explorer, or are you saying your "new" tokens have replaced your old ones and you can't access them anymore? Maybe you can attach some screenshots so we can see the problem in more detail since I don't recall a case where new transactions make you unable to view your old ones unless the blockchain explorer has network issues. I'm not familiar with Enkrypt, but any decent wallet gives you the option to disable viewing some tokens if you don't want to see them. Since it is developed by MEW, they should have that. CMIIW.

[Doovla]

On the Enkrypt wallet through the Pancakeswap exchange, there was a change in the status of the assets, namely that two new altcoins were displayed that I don't know about, is it spam or some kind of theft attempt? How to prevent something like this, I can't see further transactions because it doesn't show on the Bscscan website. It is the BNB network.

Your account has 2 additional tokens that are not displayed on BscScan? I don't understand what the problem is because normally, BscScan always shows the account's most recent receive/send interactions. You can try using https://bsctrace.com/ to check if you suspect https://bscscan.com/ is having problems and is not working properly.

If you don't know what these 2 tokens are, try checking them on Coingecko and Coinmarketcap. If they don't have a listing on there, be careful as they could be scam tokens and will steal your assets as soon as you grant permission to their smart contract.

To the best of my knowledge, you cannot prevent others from sending spam or scam tokens to your account. The blockchain is for everyone, which means that everyone has the right to receive and send tokens whenever they want.

I checked, both coins were listed at CMC. An error occurred, which is not the first time it has happened.

[EthereumDev_]

Currently, many BSC tokens end up being scams because it is very easy to create new tokens and the costs are also quite cheap, so it's better to be careful when you get a new token in your wallet that suddenly arrives. Maybe you can look at the site https://poocoin.app/ and enter the smart contract address of the token you own and you can see whether it has LP Holdings volume or not.

[joniboini]

I checked, both coins were listed at CMC. An error occurred, which is not the first time it has happened.

So how about posting a screenshot of it? I'm not clear what kind of error occurred, as you can see from my previous reply. It sounds like typical token spam but you insist that it is an error. It is also odd that you can't view your other tokens because of that, since you should be able to scroll down/up easily regardless of what kind of tokens are in your wallet. Uploading an image should help distinguish it, you don't have to create an account on the image hosting website anyway since most of them allow anonymous upload, including the popular Talkimg website. CMIIW.

[Gurujebs]

Currently, many BSC tokens end up being scams because it is very easy to create new tokens and the costs are also quite cheap, so it's better to be careful when you get a new token in your wallet that suddenly arrives. Maybe you can look at the site https://poocoin.app/ and enter the smart contract address of the token you own and you can see whether it has LP Holdings volume or not.

Poocoin is one of the best place I used a lot of times to check for Liquidity pools, you can see number coins that has been swap recently but I think it's very easy to use https://bscscan.com to check the name of the coin through the search options and if the coin doesn't show up, you can make use of smart contracts from reputable market metrics like coingecko and search for contract on the Explorer search engine, you will see the activity of the real tokens and most of th time scam tokens don't get traded on even the Dex, so it's easy to spot them from the original tokens.

[UNIVERSE]

On the Enkrypt wallet through the Pancakeswap exchange, there was a change in the status of the assets, namely that two new altcoins were displayed that I don't know about, is it spam or some kind of theft attempt? How to prevent something like this, I can't see further transactions because it doesn't show on the Bscscan website. It is the BNB network.

It seems that cases like this often happen. There are many shit projects and also scammers who deliberately send shit tokens like that to our initial wallets. And it really is like useless trash. In fact, later there will be many more shit tokens that they will send to your wallet. As long as they know your wallet is still active, they will do it. This seems to happen not only on the BSC network but also the Ethereum network.

Usually it's an email from scammers, because sometimes there will be a claim process or something else. or if you are curious and then browse the token website which is actually set up as a scam website. However, if it's not necessary, don't ever do anything to these tokens. Just leave it at that and don't think about sending the token. because it's really useless and can actually be dangerous.

[bitmover]

On the Enkrypt wallet through the Pancakeswap exchange, there was a change in the status of the assets, namely that two new altcoins were displayed that I don't know about, is it spam or some kind of theft attempt? How to prevent something like this, I can't see further transactions because it doesn't show on the Bscscan website. It is the BNB network.

You can't prevent others to send you coins. This is basically what happened, they just send you spam tokens.

They are most likely phising attempts to make you go to a website and get infected by some malware. Just ignore those tokens, and google about anything before going directly to their website.

[Gurujebs]

You can't prevent others to send you coins. This is basically what happened, they just send you spam tokens.

They are most likely phising attempts to make you go to a website and get infected by some malware. Just ignore those tokens, and google about anything before going directly to their website.

This attack often result in wallet poisoning. They give you a coin with no value or to make you believe that it's real, they provide a little liquidity as low as 2-3bnb and the attackers exempt some wallet addresses that makes it look like they are trading and when you tried swap the coins, they make you loose your bnb if you have on your wallet and also some other good tokens like usdt.

As I have said before, before interacting with any tokens, explorer is a good place to scan the smart contract to differentiate between the good and he fake coins on the blockchain.

[Metha Wulandarin]

There are a lot of fraudulent coins on the BSC network so be careful if you don't feel like joining the project or something like that, it's better to ignore it immediately and revoke it immediately and also check the health status of the wallet you are using.

[pacar_tiri]

There are a lot of fraudulent coins on the BSC network so be careful if you don't feel like joining the project or something like that, it's better to ignore it immediately and revoke it immediately and also check the health status of the wallet you are using.

That's right, as you mentioned BSC has risks with tokens which involve many cases of fraud, it's better to do more in-depth research before deciding to buy tokens on the BSC network. The cheapness of making smart contracts on BSC is exploited by many fraudsters to try to create scam projects that target many new traders.

[Metha Wulandarin]

There are a lot of fraudulent coins on the BSC network so be careful if you don't feel like joining the project or something like that, it's better to ignore it immediately and revoke it immediately and also check the health status of the wallet you are using.

That's right, as you mentioned BSC has risks with tokens which involve many cases of fraud, it's better to do more in-depth research before deciding to buy tokens on the BSC network. The cheapness of making smart contracts on BSC is exploited by many fraudsters to try to create scam projects that target many new traders.

Now not only on the BSC network but on the BASE network as well but in a new way, scammers send a small amount of coins to a random address Maybe they hope to lure the person who has that address to make a purchase of their coins.
For new users, this may be an unusual thing but for people who have been playing airdrops or others for a long time, this is a common thing.

[IvugeoEvolutionCoin]

Now not only on the BSC network but on the BASE network as well but in a new way, scammers send a small amount of coins to a random address Maybe they hope to lure the person who has that address to make a purchase of their coins.
For new users, this may be an unusual thing but for people who have been playing airdrops or others for a long time, this is a common thing.

Well, I have also started trying the BASE network, there are lots of airdrops that we can use well. Some time ago I got RDAT, DOG, FRAME and Degen which use the BASE network, this is an extraordinary development in the cryptocurrency world because there are so many networks new ones are being created and competing to provide the cheapest and fastest transaction fees.