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Make small guide#airdrop safety guide
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Here's a small Airdrop Safety Guide to help you avoid scams and keep your crypto secure:
Airdrop Safety Guide
1. Use a Separate Wallet
Create a new wallet address just for airdrops. Don’t use your main wallet to avoid compromising your primary funds.
2. Never Share Your Private Key or Seed Phrase
No legitimate airdrop will ever ask for this. Sharing it = losing your funds.
3. Watch Out for Scams
If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Be cautious of airdrops requiring upfront payments or personal info.
4. Research the Project
Check the project's official website, social media, and community (e.g. Twitter, Discord, Telegram). Avoid unknown or suspicious tokens.
5. Use Reputable Platforms
Trust only well-known platforms like CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, or official project websites to find and claim airdrops.
6. Don’t Connect to Random DApps
Connecting your wallet to unknown DApps can expose you to smart contract exploits.
7. Check Token Approval Permissions
Use tools like Revoke.cash to manage and remove token permissions you no longer trust or use.
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Don't promote anyone
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Understood! Here's a revised version of the Airdrop Safety Guide without promoting any platforms or services:
Airdrop Safety Guide
1. Use a Separate Wallet
Create a new wallet just for airdrops. This reduces risk to your main funds if the airdrop turns out to be malicious.
2. Never Share Your Private Key or Seed Phrase
No legitimate airdrop will ever ask for this. Sharing it means giving full control of your wallet to others.
3. Beware of Scams
Avoid airdrops that require upfront payments, personal information, or social media logins. These are often traps.
4. Research the Project
Always verify the legitimacy of the project behind the airdrop. Look for consistent online presence and community discussions.
5. Avoid Suspicious DApps
Be careful about connecting your wallet to unfamiliar websites. Malicious contracts can drain your assets.
6. Review Token Approvals Regularly
If you've interacted with contracts, routinely check and revoke unnecessary permissions to maintain wallet security.