#AirdropSafetyGuide Airdrop in crypto is the distribution of tokens or coins for free, usually to promote a new project or reward the community. The main goal is to attract attention, increase the number of users, and ensure the decentralization of tokens.

There are several types of airdrops:

1. Standard (no action): you simply receive tokens if you hold a certain cryptocurrency or wallet.

2. Bounty airdrop: you need to complete tasks — follow on social media, retweet, fill out a form, etc.

3. Holder airdrop: tokens are given for holding another cryptocurrency (for example, if you held ETH — you receive tokens of a new project).

4. Exclusive/loyalty airdrop: for early users of the platform or active community participants.

5. Hard fork airdrop: the creation of new crypto through the splitting of an existing network (like Bitcoin Cash after the Bitcoin fork).

Pros:

• Free tokens.

• Opportunity to profit from the increase in value.

• Low entry threshold.

Cons:

• Often scams or phishing attacks.

• Low real value of tokens.

• May require giving personal information or access to the wallet.