These so called airdrops happen frequently. However, most of the time they are scammers attempting to phish your account information. While it is true that sometimes airdrops are legitimate and can be useful, it is important to do research on these tokens to understand what is real and what is just another relentless scammer.
A good rule of thumb is that if the token appears as a website address its a scam.
The scam attempts to get you to visit the site and connect your wallet where they can then gain access to your account and steal your funds.
It is all under the guise that you have tokens worth a lot of money therefore, of course you want to sell them and get the money from a free airdropped token.
However, since there is no other way to send the tokens to an exchange or wherever else it needs to stay where it is.
These tokens are visible in your wallet but stored on the blockchain, so they cannot do any real harm.
In the future, we will introduce the possibility to sort and favorite tokens soon, so you should be able to move it to the end of your token list so you do not have to see it.
