#AirdropSeason In the world of cryptocurrency, an airdrop is a distribution event during which a blockchain project or company sends free tokens or coins to the wallets of active members of their community. This marketing strategy aims to raise awareness, reward loyal users, and encourage the adoption of the new digital asset. Airdrops can occur for various reasons, such as promoting a new cryptocurrency, rewarding users for their support, or distributing governance tokens for decentralized applications (dApps).

🛑 Different Types of Airdrop Supports

1. Holder Airdrops: These are distributed to existing holders of a particular cryptocurrency. For example, if a project decides to perform an airdrop to holders of Ethereum (ETH), anyone holding ETH in an eligible wallet at the time of the snapshot will receive the new tokens proportionally.

2. Bounty Airdrops: Participants must complete specific tasks such as following the project on social media, joining their Telegram group, or sharing project-related content. These tasks help market the project and increase its visibility.

3. Exclusive Airdrops: Targeted at a specific group of people, such as early supporters, active community members, or influencers. These airdrops aim to reward loyalty and contribution to the project's ecosystem.

4. Hard Fork Airdrops: Occur when a blockchain splits into two, resulting in two distinct chains. Holders of the original chain receive tokens on the new chain. For example, Bitcoin Cash (BCH) was the result of a hard fork from Bitcoin (BTC), and Bitcoin holders received an equivalent amount of BCH