#AirdropFinderGuide In the era of the early cryptocurrency market, teams typically used ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings) to raise funding. The investments collected in this way were supposed to be used for further development of the project, but in practice, the funds were often misappropriated by the team, leaving investors with nothing.

Due to the discrediting of this format, over time, developers began to use a new market entry model — distributing tokens among active users and community participants. Such campaigns were called airdrops, as the team 'drops' assets into users' wallets.