#AirdropFinderGuide Crypto airdrops are marketing strategies where blockchain projects distribute free tokens or coins to users’ wallets, aiming to boost awareness, incentivize adoption, and decentralize token ownership. Typically, recipients must meet criteria like holding a specific cryptocurrency, joining social media channels, or completing simple tasks (e.g., referrals). While airdrops offer a low-risk entry into new projects, users should exercise caution: scams often mimic legitimate events to steal funds or data. Additionally, tax obligations may apply in some jurisdictions. Notable examples include Uniswap’s 2020 airdrop, which granted users UNI tokens now valued at thousands of dollars. Always research a project’s legitimacy before participating.