If you have not already know, and if you have not read about crypto airdrops above -
cryptocurrency airdrop is when a blockchain company (project) is giving away their tokens (usually) or coins for free. Now you can ask a question what is a difference between a token and a coin? And why they are giving them for free? When a blockchain is built on another blockchain (that is a coin), like Ethereum, NEO or Stellar we have a token. They are giving them for free usually because they have a new project and airdrops are great way to promote it. Crypto airdrops are great way to increase social network awareness of the blockchain project. In the most cases to earn a free coins you will need to do some social task. Usually that means to join the official Telegram group of follow the project on the Twitter. In some cases blockchain project is asking to provide them your personal information, that is know as KYC (Know Your Customer). Every airdrop that is asking that kind information is marked as HARD, and we especially note the in the steps of how to get an airdrop.
Currently we are experiencing a high number of airdrops, and we cannot denied that crypto airdrops are the trend in cryptocurencies right now. And with increasing in popularity all kinds of scammers saw their opportunity. We are trying to do our best to filter airdrops in our list, but sometimes that is impossible.
If you see that some project is shady, please notify us via email. You can ask how it can be scam if it is free? Well, it can take you time, and what is importantly it can take you private information and sell it. Always be very careful is some project is asking your personal information. That information is very valuable!
Crypto airdrops can be divided into 3 groups:
- Bounty (regular) airdrops
- Holder airdrops
- Forked airdrops
Bounty (regular) airdrops
Most common airdrops today. In order to participate you will need to do some social tasks or register on the blockchain project website
Holder airdrops
Most of these airdrops and blockchain projects are built on bigger and established blockchains like Ethereum (most common), Stellar or NEO. In order to participate in these kind of airdrops you will need to hold that cryptocurrency and you will be dropped with the new one.
Forked airdrops
When one blockchain is divided for some reason, and from that point of time we have two separate chains, we are talking about forks. In order to participate in these airdrops you will need to hold cryptos from original chain and you will be dropped with the new cryptocurrency.
You can find
holder and forkded airdrops here.
