Why projects run airdrops
Airdrops can reward early users, decentralize ownership, attract testers, bootstrap liquidity, or encourage community education. Each campaign has different goals and rules.
Beginner guide
Crypto Airdrop Guide for Beginners
This crypto airdrop guide explains the basics: why projects distribute rewards, what users usually need to do, and how to stay safer while testing new networks and applications.
Research notes
What to know before you start
Common eligibility signals
Projects may consider wallet age, transaction history, bridge activity, governance participation, testnet feedback, social quests, or previous ecosystem usage.
Claiming safely
Use official claim links, read wallet prompts, avoid unlimited approvals when possible, and check whether a contract interaction matches the action you intended.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do all crypto airdrops give tokens?
No. Some campaigns distribute points, badges, NFTs, or eligibility status instead of liquid tokens.
What wallet should I use for airdrops?
Use a dedicated wallet with limited funds. Keep long-term holdings in a separate wallet that does not interact with experimental apps.