#AirdropSafetyGuide

How to Qualify for Airdrops

Here’s what many projects look for when allocating airdrops:

Wallet activity – Using dApps, bridging funds, staking tokens.

Early adoption – Interacting with testnets or beta versions of platforms.

Community engagement – Participating in DAOs, forums, or social media.

Token holding – Simply holding a specific token can make you eligible.

Pro Tip: Use a dedicated wallet (like MetaMask or Rabby) for exploring new ecosystems. Keep your main funds separate.

Red Flags and Risks

Not all airdrops are safe. Watch out for:

Phishing links – Only interact with official project sites/accounts.

Fake tokens – Scammers can airdrop worthless tokens that trick users into connecting wallets.

Too-good-to-be-true promises – Real projects don’t ask for your private key. Ever.

Always verify the project’s legitimacy, check smart contract audits, and avoid connecting your wallet to unfamiliar dApps without caution.