What the token address tells us:- Real USDC on Solana has one official token (mint) address: EPjFWdd5AufqSSqeM2qN1xzybapC8G4wEGGkZwyTDt1v- The token in your wallet is 4XRbnGgay2XpqJ1F5jGPQ9pRh1JSX12RPCPJASMJU5JW. That is not real USDC. It's a lookalike token that anyone can create and name "USDC". It usually has no real value, which is why the balance can't be used or converted.- An "employer" paying wages in crypto with a fake token, and funds "stuck on the blockchain", is one of the most common job-payment scams right now.What to do now:1. Don't send any money, crypto or "fees" to unlock, convert, verify or release the $17,445 or the $10k. That request is how this scam takes real money. No genuine exchange or employer charges a fee to release your own pay.2. Never share your recovery phrase, private keys or login codes with anyone, including anyone offering to recover the funds.3. Check it yourself: go to solscan.io, paste the token address 4XRbn… and you'll see it isn't the official USDC token.4. Contact Crypto.com only from inside the Crypto.com app (Settings > Help/Chat). Ask them to confirm whether that token is legitimate and to note the incoming transfers on your account.5. Report it at reportfraud.ftc.gov and ic3.gov. Include the employer's name, how they contacted you, the wallet and token addresses, and any transaction IDs.6. If you gave this "employer" your bank details, SSN or ID, tell your bank and consider a free credit freeze with Equifax, Experian and TransUnion.If you'd like, tell me how this job came about and whether anyone has asked you to . trm FINANCIAL SERVICES , JACK PARKER AND EMILY SMITH