#AirdropSafetyGuide

Airdrop is a free distribution of cryptocurrencies to users, and is often used to promote new projects. However, with the rise of scams, caution is advised. Here are the key points for protection:

Never share your private keys

There is no airdrop project that asks for your private key. If you are asked for it, it is a scam.

Beware of fake links

Do not click on suspicious links or from untrustworthy sources. Always use the official website of the project.

Create a separate wallet for airdrops

To reduce risk, create a new wallet solely for receiving free distributions.

Do not sign suspicious transactions

Some sites ask for a harmful "signature" that gives them permissions to access your wallet. Always review what is being signed.

Examine the smart contract before interacting

If you are asked to interact with a smart contract, look for reviews or a security audit of it.

Follow only official channels

Do not rely on unofficial groups or private messages. Follow only the project's website and its trusted accounts.