Avoid traps, protect assets

Risk identification

Fake airdrops often disguise as popular projects, tempting users to connect wallets and sign malicious contracts, resulting in asset theft. Be cautious of phrases like "high rewards" and "limited time offer".

Wallet isolation

Use a dedicated airdrop wallet (such as a hardware wallet) to isolate from main assets, preventing the leakage of private keys or vulnerabilities in contracts that could jeopardize all funds.

Link verification

Only access airdrop links through the official project website or official social media, and refuse to click on unknown emails or short links in group chats, verifying the authenticity of the domain.

Information protection

Claiming airdrops does not require providing private keys or recovery phrases; any request for sensitive information is a scam.

Case review

Regularly study typical airdrop scams (such as fake NFT airdrops or phishing contracts) to enhance risk prediction capabilities.