#AirdropSafetyGuide Here's a quick #AirdropSafetyGuide to help you stay secure while participating in crypto airdrops:

1. Use a Fresh Wallet:

Create a new wallet for airdrops. This limits risk if the airdrop turns out to be malicious.

2. Never Share Private Keys or Seed Phrases:

Legitimate airdrops will never ask for your private keys. If they do, it's a scam.

3. Beware of Fake Social Media Pages:

Scammers often impersonate real projects. Double-check official links from trusted sources like the project's website or CoinMarketCap.

4. Avoid Connecting to Suspicious dApps:

Only connect your wallet to trusted dApps. Fake ones can drain your funds when you sign transactions.

5. Check Token Contracts:

Some airdropped tokens can be dusting attacks or honeypots. Don’t interact with tokens you didn’t expect to receive.

6. Use a Reputable Wallet:

Use wallets with built-in phishing and scam protection (e.g., MetaMask, Rabby, Trust Wallet).

7. Monitor Wallet Activity:

Regularly check your wallet for any unusual activity. Revoke permissions from sites you no longer use (via platforms like revoke.cash).

8. Don’t Pay to Receive Airdrops:

Airdrops are usually free. If you're asked to send ETH or any token to "qualify," it's likely a scam.

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