🚨 10 Red Flags That Scream "Airdrop Scam!" — Protect Your Crypto

Fake airdrops are on the rise, targeting unsuspecting users to drain their wallets. Here’s how to spot them before it’s too late:

1️⃣ **No Official Links** – Scammers copy legit project names but use fake websites or social media. Always verify URLs.

2️⃣ **Too Good to Be True** – Free tokens worth thousands? If it sounds unrealistic, it probably is.

3️⃣ **Private Key Requests** – Legit airdrops NEVER ask for your seed phrase or private keys.

4️⃣ **Urgency Tactics** – "Claim now or lose out!" is a classic scammer move to rush you.

5️⃣ **Unverified Contracts** – Always check token contracts on Etherscan or similar explorers.

6️⃣ **Random DMs** – No real project will DM you first about an airdrop.

7️⃣ **Fake Team Members** – Check if the team is doxxed and credible.

8️⃣ **No Community Buzz** – Real airdrops are usually discussed in official channels, not shady Telegram groups.

9️⃣ **High Gas Fees for "Free" Tokens** – Why pay more in fees than the token’s value?

🔟 **No Whitepaper or Roadmap** – Legit projects have clear documentation.

Stay safe: double-check everything, use burner wallets, and never share sensitive info.

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