The challenges of participating in airdrops are twofold: one is finding them, and the other is execution.
I believe that as long as many people know they can make money, they will certainly strive to participate, but the challenge lies in not being able to know whether they can.
For example, recently Binance has been running a series of money-giving activities, and everyone is actively participating. However, Binance's money-giving activities cannot last forever; to achieve sustained profits, one must rely on oneself. So how can one find a good project?
1. Social Media and Community Monitoring:
Follow official project accounts and industry influencers on Twitter/X, search for "#airdrop" or project name + "airdrop" to obtain timely first-hand information.
Join official channels on Discord and Telegram, and pay attention to the fixed "task zone" and AMA notifications, which are often the first-hand channels for whitelist or testnet qualifications.
2. Airdrop Aggregation Platforms:
Airdrops.io and Freeairdrop.io provide a one-stop shop for the latest airdrop listings, with clear categorization and direct access to task entries.
TokenMetrics' airdrop section is categorized by project type and risk level, making it easier to quickly filter options.
3. On-chain Browsers and Automated Alerts:
Use browsers like Etherscan and Solscan to monitor smart contract airdrop transactions, discovering airdrop distributions or contract upgrades in real-time.
Set up Google Alerts or use notification features from DappRadar and DeFiLlama to capture new airdrop project dynamics in real-time.