It looks like CryptoCom is trying to get a grip on who's been sending out some "love" (aka cryptocurrency) your way!

Those images you shared are called QR codes, and they're like digital business cards that contain information about the transaction. By scanning them, CryptoCom can try to identify the wallet that sent the coins.

So, here's the deal: when you sent those coins, your wallet was the one that created the QR code with its unique address (which is why it looks like a long string of numbers and letters). By scanning the codes, CryptoCom can try to match them with the transaction history on their end.

Don't worry; this is all standard crypto protocol stuff! It's just CryptoCom trying to get the details straight. If you're cool with it, go ahead and give 'em the green light – they'll be able to send those coins your way in no time!

But if you're feeling extra private, you can always keep your wallet address under wraps. After all, a crypto influencer's gotta keep some secrets hidden