#AirdropSafetyGuide Here’s a concise and actionable Airdrop Safety Guide to help you avoid scams and protect your assets while hunting for crypto airdrops:

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Airdrop Safety Guide (2025)

1. Use a Dedicated Wallet

Create a separate wallet for airdrops (e.g., MetaMask, Rabby, Trust Wallet).

Never connect your main wallet with high-value assets to unknown dApps.

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2. Never Share These:

Private keys

Seed phrases

2FA codes

No legitimate airdrop will ever ask for them.

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3. Verify URLs & Projects

Only use official links from trusted sources like:

CoinMarketCap Airdrops

Airdrops.io

[Project’s official X (Twitter) or Discord]

Use whois.domaintools.com to check domain legitimacy.

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4. Check Smart Contract Permissions

After connecting to any dApp, revoke token approvals using:

Revoke.cash

Etherscan Token Approvals

This prevents malicious contracts from draining your wallet.

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5. Use Burner Wallets for Interactions

For highly experimental dApps or testnets, use a burner wallet with minimal funds.

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6. Be Wary of Fake Airdrop Claims

Red flags include:

Poor grammar and design

Urgent, FOMO-driven messages (“Claim now or miss out!”)

Airdrops asking for a payment or wallet import

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7. Confirm the Airdrop Is Real

Look for:

Active community on Discord or X

GitHub repositories or audits

Verified profiles (check for blue check on X)

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8. Use a Password Manager & Security Tools

Protect your wallet credentials with tools like:

Bitwarden or 1Password

Enable 2FA on all platforms (including your email)

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9. Monitor Wallet Activity

Tools like:

DeBank

Zapper

Wallet Guard

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Would you like a downloadable checklist or a secure spreadsheet to track airdrop wallets and safety actions?