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I'm not sure where you got that info but if you pull up both the address that sent you the WIP as well as the contract address for WIP in Tronscan you'll see that the owner created something like a trillion WIP tokens and there are pages and pages of transactions sent to wallets.

For those asking how it got there etc. this is somewhat common with Tron Wallets, TRCXX tokens. If you use your Tron wallet semi-regularly especially executing smart contracts with tokens you'll end up with random drops of this token or that in an effort to either promote their project or in this case *likely* to attempt to scam you.

Try the following:
1. Log in to your Tron link wallet
2. Connect your wallet to the WIP.exchange. Your balance will most likely reflect once your wallet is connected
3. Click "Swap"
4. Follow the rest of the instruction that may pop up from the wallet.

Again, make sure you have TRX in your wallet.

I have received WIP as TRC10 token. However, I get the chance to look at this case:

Source link: https://community.trustwallet.com/t/beware-of-these-scam-coins/98766

Let this be a warning for those who have received these tokens but eventually might end up falling to a new scam scheme.

I have never connected my wallet in their exchange.

Thanks for this, however I checked that it mention AAVE among the scam coins, however AAVE is above $240 in coin market.
I too have few WIP tokens, and I don't know what to do with them, how they are in our wallet? I find in other place that there are only 24 WIP holders and just 5000 WIP.