#AirdropSafetyGuide Here’s a **#AirdropSafetyGuide** to help you avoid scams and stay secure while participating in crypto airdrops:

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### **#AirdropSafetyGuide**

#### **1. Use a Separate Wallet for Airdrops**

- Create a **dedicated wallet** to isolate your funds from potential risks.

- Avoid using wallets with large balances or sensitive assets.

#### **2. Verify Official Sources**

- Only trust links from **official websites** or verified social media accounts.

- Beware of fake Twitter accounts, Discord links, or scam forms.

#### **3. Never Share Your Seed Phrase**

- No legitimate airdrop will ask for your **private key** or **seed phrase**.

- Sharing this info means full access to your funds—**don’t do it**.

#### **4. Watch Out for Fake Claim Sites**

- Double-check URLs. Scammers often use lookalike domains.

- Use bookmarking for trusted airdrop or claiming sites.

#### **5. Don’t Sign Suspicious Transactions**

- If a claim site asks to “approve all tokens” or run an unfamiliar contract—**reject it**.

- Use tools like **Etherscan**, **Solscan**, or **DeBank** to review permissions.

#### **6. Revoke Unused Permissions**

- Regularly visit:

- [revoke.cash](https://revoke.cash) (Ethereum-based)

- [Solana Explorer](https://explorer.solana.com) for Solana

- Revoke permissions from dApps you no longer use.

#### **7. Be Wary of "Too Good to Be True" Promises**

- If an airdrop claims you’ll receive thousands of dollars with no real effort, it’s probably a **scam**.

#### **8. Use Multi-Sig or Hardware Wallets for Large Funds**

- Keep your main holdings in a **hardware wallet** or **multi-signature wallet**.

- Never interact with unknown smart contracts using wallets with major assets.

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