#AirdropSafetyGuide Airdrops offer free tokens, but the risks are real. Protecting your assets is a priority. Never share private keys or seed phrases; legitimate projects only ask for your public address. Use a dedicated wallet for airdrops, separate from your main funds, to minimize losses from potential hacks. Research the project on trusted platforms like AirdropAlert or Bankless, checking their team and smart contracts. Be cautious of suspicious links on Telegram or Twitter; scammers imitate real projects. Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) on your accounts. Avoid connecting your wallet to unverified sites and review transaction permissions. Consult security guides on airdrops.io to identify scams. Declare airdrops as taxable events according to your jurisdiction, consulting a tax advisor. Constant vigilance and the use of secure tools are crucial to participate without compromising your financial security.