#AirdropSafetyGuide

Airdrop Safety Guide: Protect Yourself Step-by-Step

1. Always Verify the Official Source

Only trust links from:

Project's verified website

Official Twitter/X, Discord, or Telegram

Avoid clicking links shared randomly by unknown accounts.

Tip: Bookmark official sites yourself to avoid phishing links.

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2. Use a "Burner Wallet" for Airdrops

Create a new wallet just for interacting with airdrops.

Keep your main holdings in a separate, secure wallet.

If something suspicious happens, your main funds stay safe.

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3. Never Share Private Keys or Seed Phrases

Legitimate airdrops NEVER ask for your seed phrase or private key.

If someone asks for it, it's 100% a scam — ignore and block.

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4. Be Cautious with Approvals

Limit wallet permissions:

Only allow view access unless absolutely necessary.

Be very careful with "Approve spending" — attackers can drain your wallet if you approve malicious contracts.

Use tools like Revoke.cash to check and remove risky permissions.

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5. Watch Out for Fake "Airdrop Claim" Emails

Scammers send fake emails saying "You won an airdrop!" — don't click links inside emails.

Always verify independently via the project's real channels.