#AirdropSafetyGuide

Hunting for airdrops is a profitable but treacherous endeavor. Many newcomers lose money not because the project turned out to be a scam, but because they can't distinguish 'dirty' wallets from 'clean' ones.

A piece of advice that rarely gets mentioned: create a separate wallet for each airdrop — and link it only to one project.

Why is this important? Many projects require interaction with contracts that have not yet been audited. If even one has a vulnerability or a 'backdoor', your wallet could be completely compromised.

Use multi-accounts in MetaMask or create new wallets in Rabby/Trust Wallet.

Never store large amounts or NFTs in 'working' wallets.

After completing interactions — revoke permissions on contracts (revoke.cash is here to help you).

Label each wallet: 'LayerZero test', 'ZKsync farming', etc. This will not only enhance security but also make it easier to track who and where provided a drop.

Losing one wallet is not a disaster. Losing them all is a drama. Let's live without dramas, shall we?