Airdrops are getting easier to get this year

[kotajikikox]

Participating in airdrops does seem quite easy for those who have been used to participating in airdrops for a long time. But for beginners it is still quite difficult. And the difficulty I mean is not difficulty in completing the tasks given but that most beginners have difficulty determining which airdrops really have potential and which airdrops look like scams.

With the overwhelming amount of projects nowadays, it makes sense why an investor would grow confused and lost. There’s also a lot of phishing hacks that are disguised by airdrop projects. If you click a link that directs you to their project and it actually turns out to be a scam then you are in real danger.

We all need to be more careful and vigilant.

[Ben Barubal]

     I just remembered something here in our country: there are groups that conducted a seminar about airdrops, and then they seemed to charge the attendees a small amount of money
when I read that on Facebook.

     That's why today's scammers are also using the bull run opportunity that we currently have. That's why you should be careful. Yes,  it's easy to join the airdrops,
but be wise in the end, of course.

[sotelorene]

I was not aware airdrops had turned into something more than the lowest-level social spam giveaways. Thanks for letting me know. Needing to invest real money to qualify for an airdrop seems like a big upgrade, too bad it didn't choose a fresh, new name instead of "Airdrop."

The fact that most airdrop happens to be scam  doesn't mean you will generalize it as a social media spam giveaway and if I may ask what do you mean by social media spam giveaway cause I know some people who got information concerning a particular airdrop on social Media and they benefited hugely from it so it's wrong to generalize it  and for the fact that some people are benefiting from it and turning millionaire over night is enough reason why you shouldn't generalized It as a spam cause some are genuine and legit.

[aioc]

I was not aware airdrops had turned into something more than the lowest-level social spam giveaways. Thanks for letting me know. Needing to invest real money to qualify for an airdrop seems like a big upgrade, too bad it didn't choose a fresh, new name instead of "Airdrop."

They don't want to change the term because the word airdrop is attractive to new and old investors even if the structure from the time I first encountered airdrop here, it is very different now, the new airdrop term in the Crypto community is doing task and staking coins into your wallet.

It now involves effort and money so always check the airdrop that you're going to participate with so your money and effort will not be wasted, there's always risks involved in these airdrops.

[hamba laeh]

I think this year in crypto is literally different from the rest. I don't know if it's just me. But do you guys notice that there have been a lot of airdrops done lately by wallets? It all started with JUP then I think it was maybe they're trying to mimic the way Uniswap did when they launched but it seems very different this year. I was going through my notifications as I do usually in the evening then I saw this news popped out. Lol, never did it occur to me that Bitget will have their wallet token more or less giving an airdrop for it...
You can read it here:
https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitget-wallet-launch-native-token-1-year-after-30-m-raise

I mean, I know I am very familiar with their exchange like I do with other exchanges (Binance and Bybit) and they're known for so many events but when it comes to wallet, I never give it much thought.

Anyway, I want to know from you guys who have been using exchange wallets, how good are they. Is it the same as using Uniswap and Solfare? I know I'm very familiar with these two but I do prefer using Solfare due to gas fees. Phantom is another good but it lags in my phone and it is sometimes slow.

So, Has anyone tried using the wallet? Because I want to give it a try. And the airdrop won't be bad if I give it a shot too. But most importantly, I need something that supports different chains like Phantom. Because as For me I think is best to look into those that will make your trading skills and crypto buying easier airdrop going on..

Every year, airdrops are always easy to get because there are so many people who create airdrop programs. and there is no difference between this year and last year regarding the airdrop. Maybe the previous year you didn't have much information about airdrops and now you have found more information about airdrops. and I think participating in airdrops is just a waste of time.

[betswift]

I think this year in crypto is literally different from the rest. I don't know if it's just me. But do you guys notice that there have been a lot of airdrops done lately by wallets? It all started with JUP then I think it was maybe they're trying to mimic the way Uniswap did when they launched but it seems very different this year. I was going through my notifications as I do usually in the evening then I saw this news popped out. Lol, never did it occur to me that Bitget will have their wallet token more or less giving an airdrop for it...
You can read it here:
https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitget-wallet-launch-native-token-1-year-after-30-m-raise

I mean, I know I am very familiar with their exchange like I do with other exchanges (Binance and Bybit) and they're known for so many events but when it comes to wallet, I never give it much thought.

Anyway, I want to know from you guys who have been using exchange wallets, how good are they. Is it the same as using Uniswap and Solfare? I know I'm very familiar with these two but I do prefer using Solfare due to gas fees. Phantom is another good but it lags in my phone and it is sometimes slow.

So, Has anyone tried using the wallet? Because I want to give it a try. And the airdrop won't be bad if I give it a shot too. But most importantly, I need something that supports different chains like Phantom. Because as For me I think is best to look into those that will make your trading skills and crypto buying easier airdrop going on..

Every year, airdrops are always easy to get because there are so many people who create airdrop programs. and there is no difference between this year and last year regarding the airdrop. Maybe the previous year you didn't have much information about airdrops and now you have found more information about airdrops. and I think participating in airdrops is just a waste of time.

I have the opposite opinion. Many new users are going for an airdrop on the market. So, the project has only two options: give fewer tokens to everyone or make fewer users eligible!

[Jascrypt]

I think this year in crypto is literally different from the rest. I don't know if it's just me. But do you guys notice that there have been a lot of airdrops done lately by wallets? It all started with JUP then I think it was maybe they're trying to mimic the way Uniswap did when they launched but it seems very different this year. I was going through my notifications as I do usually in the evening then I saw this news popped out. Lol, never did it occur to me that Bitget will have their wallet token more or less giving an airdrop for it...
You can read it here:
https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitget-wallet-launch-native-token-1-year-after-30-m-raise

I mean, I know I am very familiar with their exchange like I do with other exchanges (Binance and Bybit) and they're known for so many events but when it comes to wallet, I never give it much thought.

Anyway, I want to know from you guys who have been using exchange wallets, how good are they. Is it the same as using Uniswap and Solfare? I know I'm very familiar with these two but I do prefer using Solfare due to gas fees. Phantom is another good but it lags in my phone and it is sometimes slow.

So, Has anyone tried using the wallet? Because I want to give it a try. And the airdrop won't be bad if I give it a shot too. But most importantly, I need something that supports different chains like Phantom. Because as For me I think is best to look into those that will make your trading skills and crypto buying easier airdrop going on..

Every year, airdrops are always easy to get because there are so many people who create airdrop programs. and there is no difference between this year and last year regarding the airdrop. Maybe the previous year you didn't have much information about airdrops and now you have found more information about airdrops. and I think participating in airdrops is just a waste of time.

I think airdrop usually trend when bull run is about the start and why this year seems to be trending unlike the past is because of various innovative ways to get these airdrops. We now have mining apps, telegram taping bots/mining, launchpad and launchpools, testnets and few more. And on the contrary, participating in airdrop shouldn't be seen as a waste of time cos the reward is almost free imho and few people have been able to make thousands of dollars. I also just rack up close to a thousand dollar worth of BWB from the airdrop campaign.

I think the problem is not getting information on time to participate cos if you do it's rewarding.

[Selingkuhan]

this year there are many types of airdrops such as JUP and bitget projects. but i only participate in the bitget project. i only make transactions in the bitget wallet and get some points that are converted into bwb tokens.

[Kocret02]

I think this year in crypto is literally different from the rest. I don't know if it's just me. But do you guys notice that there have been a lot of airdrops done lately by wallets? It all started with JUP then I think it was maybe they're trying to mimic the way Uniswap did when they launched but it seems very different this year. I was going through my notifications as I do usually in the evening then I saw this news popped out. Lol, never did it occur to me that Bitget will have their wallet token more or less giving an airdrop for it...
You can read it here:
https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitget-wallet-launch-native-token-1-year-after-30-m-raise

I mean, I know I am very familiar with their exchange like I do with other exchanges (Binance and Bybit) and they're known for so many events but when it comes to wallet, I never give it much thought.

Anyway, I want to know from you guys who have been using exchange wallets, how good are they. Is it the same as using Uniswap and Solfare? I know I'm very familiar with these two but I do prefer using Solfare due to gas fees. Phantom is another good but it lags in my phone and it is sometimes slow.

So, Has anyone tried using the wallet? Because I want to give it a try. And the airdrop won't be bad if I give it a shot too. But most importantly, I need something that supports different chains like Phantom. Because as For me I think is best to look into those that will make your trading skills and crypto buying easier airdrop going on..

From time to time airdrops continue to be launched by various platform developers who will launch the altcoins they own. Maybe you have just entered this forum for a while so you say that this year is different from previous years. because in my experience every time the airdrop is launched and there is no difference between this year and last year.

[cute nmp]

Currently there are so many profitable airdrops in the crypto-market unlike before .Notcoin was an example of them it started like a joke and it came out to be one of the most profitable crypto-airdrops luckily i was also lucky to earn a lot from it wish we will have more airdrops like that in the future.

[devil-soul]

In fact, over the years, airdrops have evolved, it is no longer enough to leave your address or fill out a form but more complex actions are required such as writing posts on the platform on the various social networks, too much effort for little profit, and then you have to be careful about the links that they propose to click

[Godday]

From time to time airdrops continue to be launched by various platform developers who will launch the altcoins they own. Maybe you have just entered this forum for a while so you say that this year is different from previous years. because in my experience every time the airdrop is launched and there is no difference between this year and last year.

I think what differentiates this year from previous years is that there were many successful and viral airdrop projects this year. You can see examples such as JUP, NOT, or MANTA which give $100 to $1000 to each participant. This is a little different compared to previous years where most airdrops ended in failure and successful airdrops only gave a few dollars to their participants.

[Bellarg]

Free money can't be valuable, all that airdrops usually give you zero profits