Crypto airdrops are a way for blockchain projects to distribute free tokens to users. They're usually offered to encourage community growth, reward early adopters, or incentivize specific actions such as signing up or using a product.

Airdrops are like surprise parties in crypto — except the gift is free tokens.

Why Do Airdrops Exist?

Blockchain projects use airdrops to generate buzz, onboard users, and create network effects. A successful airdrop can attract thousands of users in days, giving the token momentum before listing on exchanges.

Types of Airdrops

• Standard airdrops: Anyone can sign up to receive tokens.
• Holder airdrops: Tokens are distributed to users holding a specific cryptocurrency.
• Bounty airdrops: Users must complete tasks like tweeting or joining Telegram groups.

How to Stay Safe

Always verify the legitimacy of airdrops. Never share private keys or send funds to “unlock” rewards. Use a separate wallet for airdrop farming if possible.

Want to Earn from Airdrops?

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