🚀 How I Grabbed 8 Airdrops in One Cycle (And How You Can Too!)
After a recent cycle, I successfully claimed 8 airdrops — not bad at all! The key? Smart use of points and knowing how to spot big vs. small opportunities.
Many people miss out simply because they don’t understand the strategy. Today, I’m breaking it all down for you:
✅ How to grab airdrops effectively
✅ How to spot big vs. small opportunities
✅ How to use your points wisely
✅ And tips to avoid facial recognition issues!
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1️⃣ Internet Speed Matters
The speed at which you grab an airdrop is heavily influenced by your network and device performance.
Use 5G instead of weak Wi-Fi for faster response times.
Clear the Binance app cache regularly to keep your app running smoothly.
Keep your phone in a “ready” state — avoid lag at all costs.
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2️⃣ Big vs. Small Airdrops: How to Tell
Think of it like analyzing a spot trading project. To spot valuable airdrops:
Check the project’s X (formerly Twitter) — Is it active? Are there updates, interactions, and community hype?
Look at the use case of the coin.
Analyze liquidity and funding history.
If a project is serious, you’ll see solid engagement and consistent updates.
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3️⃣ Smart Use of Points = More Wins
If you’re consistently qualifying for airdrops, you must learn to strategically manage your points.
Watch Binance announcements — they often hint at 3 airdrops in a single day.
These days usually include at least one big airdrop, often requiring 200+ points.
If you’re slightly above that threshold, hold your points and wait for a day with multiple airdrops. That’s your best shot.
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4️⃣ Facial Recognition Issues? Avoid Them Like This:
Accounts that behave like bots or “farming machines” often trigger facial recognition requests. To stay safe:
Use your account normally — don’t just farm points daily like a bot.
Engage in real trading behavior.
Maintain your account as a legit user, not a “soulless point-grabbing machine.”
Binance knows when you’re farming — avoid the flag.
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That’s all for now! Drop any questions in the comments and I’ll respond.
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