Airdrops are getting easier to get this year

[Best-mary]

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..

[milewilda]

Changes is inevitable.

Airdrops now is mostly be on that Stake-to-earn kind of system on which you would really be needing to stake before you would be finding yourself that eligible and it would be normal that
those projects which does have their main competitors is really that ahead of them then it would be normal that they would really be coming up with some ideas specially on whats
on the current trend on which it would be a normal approach that they would really be doing on the same thing.

Its never been easy because airdrops should really be supposed to be free and instead it is really that more harder into those people who dont have sufficient money
for them to be able to stake and thats why this would really be that advantageous into those people who do have bigger balances.

[Bushdark]

Many airdrops in the market are good to hold and getting them may look easier to those that have the time to keep farming to keep accumulating enough for the launch. Many of them comes like mining and having the time to keep doing it for over a year or a year plus before the testnet would be launched then after miners could receive there own tokens for the mainmet.
Getting from money in the market is becoming easier and everything is changing very fast from doing airdrops and getting tokens to hold till the project become launched.

[cryptoaddictchie]

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..

I checked my wallet if I have bonus points and got some the thing is I needef to import my private key to the bitget wallet which makes me hesitant cause I dont know if this exchange is safe and I dont know about them and use them even once. Yes they maybe legit but I am not confident to do so yet. Maybe I'll import my other wallets that Im not using or older wallet maybe still got some points too.

[Sophokles]

its true that airdrops are getting easier to get if you have funds that you can use for that project to interact with. Just look at some of the top airdrops this year where people got airdrops because they have used that protocol with their real money. But i like the idea of getting an airdrop in a certain area, even though it requires a few thousand dollars worth of funds. At least it will save me time and money. Even i can choose which project i should work on to get an airdrop and which I shouldn't.

[btc78]

I thought that airdrops were the main point of this thread

Well anyway I think a lot of wallets are trying to attract more investors with airdrops which works a lot i guess but the real challenge lies with the actual coin and will it have value? what’s really good is since it’s the exchanges themselves giving airdrops you know that it’s legit but personally I don’t see much change when it comes to the amount of airdrops

[BlockStock]

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."

[Dailyscript]

Sincerely speaking, i thought the days of airdrops were over. Until someone sent me an airdrop to participate, I had thought about it. But later, I entrusted it to my siblings to do, and they gave them their reward. If we still have that bad perception about airdrops, i don't think we would listen to any recommended airdrops. This is because i could remember that in the that in the last two years there were too many fake airdrops in the Crypto space, of which most of them were coming from fake memecoins and metaverse projects. Good thing airdrops are now back to how legit they were when they started.

[batang_bitcoin]

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..

I haven't used that wallet but I see that they've got an integrated exchange which is an ease for most airdroppers and traders that are using wallets like jupiter. Good luck in doing airdrops because not all of them are fortunate with it, some are just trying to take them one by one because this only happens every bull run and soon, you'll never know if the one you're holding will be valuable or totally dead so if you receive rewards and they can be sold, think of it.

[ajiz138]

Airdrops now cannot be said to be easy there are still some airdrops that have to risk your money, such as EtherFi which has to bridge ETH then Aevo with futures trading so when you hesitate and there is no capital then it will be said to be difficult unless you rely on free capital such as other social media.

About the wallet you use it depends on which one you want but I believe metamask is what people often use to do transactions and other airdrop tasks, such as OKX then Bitget which is already multichain and several other exchanges already support web3.

From EVM wallets and such, it's more like metamask.
As for Solana wallets, I prefer Phantom.

[ryzaadit]

Not really ~xd

If you talk about easy, In 2016/2017 the most easier airdrop is just by filling a google form. Right now you need to interaction with the platform like (Testing, Activity Transaction, etc) comparing to old airdrop in the past (2016/2017)

While we just fill the form, and suddenly get the token.

[Wiwo]

Things can never get easier in 2024 and according the records, the days of free money through airdrop are gone and for that we have 2016-2017 was the year of the airdrop and bounty since there was an altcoin boom that year, I hard some hard alot of free 💰 🤑 bounties that give out alot of money back then and those who where lucky to invest in so.e of those projects back then , made alot of profits in a short term.

Another thing you must note is that, majority of those projects turned out to be scam, so we should be ready to see more scam projects this days that may want to spam your wallets and also an attempt to trap your assets

2024 is an incredible year with alot of government regulations and market volatility, it become hard for many projects to stay fair and clear with a road map, that is why you see many of this memecoins and projects running all the airdrops not having any whitepapers to work with.

[Best-mary]

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..

I checked my wallet if I have bonus points and got some the thing is I needef to import my private key to the bitget wallet which makes me hesitant cause I dont know if this exchange is safe and I dont know about them and use them even once. Yes they maybe legit but I am not confident to do so yet. Maybe I'll import my other wallets that Im not using or older wallet maybe still got some points too.

Good to know you have some points. That means the airdrop is been legit. As for the exchange, yes they're good and very secured. I have talked about them couple of times but you can still try using the older wallet you think you're ok with and see for yourself.

[Hypnosis00]

I said no and why? Unlike before where we joined an airdrop and just needed to register on their site but now, you need to complete some tasks before getting rewards and sometimes we need to stake them. There is no easy money now and aside from that, we don't have any assurance to get rewards after staking. I won't say this a waste of time but seems to be like that because most of them are just scams and useless projects. That is why only a few people have joined this kind of program due to the changing system of getting airdrops. Old forum members could really say a huge change happened in the market unlike before which airdrops were just easy money.

[The Cryptovator]

Exchange wallets aren't the same as Swap or decent exchange. A decentralised exchange or swap doesn't have a wallet to store something like a centralized exchange. You have to use a non-custodial wallet to use Dex or Swap. For centralised exchanges, you can participate and Airdrop those launched by their platforms. Other tokens won't be accepted by centralised exchanges unless they host them. However, I am far from Airdrop nowadays, and I don't think it's worth the time. Those who have enough free time could look for airdrops. Because till now most Airdrops went scammed duringthe past few years. 

[Belarge]

There are more opportunities this year but we should also take crucial steps in ensuring we don't fall on the wrong track in the market. Airdrops can always be promising but it doesn't portray the fact they're all legit in the system. Remind you, we have countless scamming projects in the market, it's better not to utilized our useful time on them. Cryptocurrency is not for the weak, it becomes very broad when we have the necessary steps to make this season. Airdrops are easier to grabbed this year but the main focused is enabling our energy to generate profits.

[goaldigger]

It’s not easy as before but still many are participating because they are all willing to do the task in return of a big hope for the big airdrop. I mean, all the instruction is available and you can easily follow it to get qualified. It’s up to you on how you will finish the airdrop but if you are going to look at more ETH airdrop before, right now the process is different, but I can say it is more rewarding now compare before.

[Mate2237]

Best-mary you are trying in this part of the forum and continue the good work and they way you create threads on this airdrops, I noticed that you are a good participant with them. And really this days the way airdrops are flooding the ecosystem is like they are the only projects in the space. Every corner they are there. The last airdrop my friends participated was after the signing up with project site, they still have to make recommendations of 20 persons as referral before the reward was send to their Trustwallets. So you have to carry out some little works before you can be given the token to test the service.

Even you are a serious participant of airdrop project be careful with them because it is not all that is good to deal with.

[SmartGold01]

I checked my wallet if I have bonus points and got some the thing is I needef to import my private key to the bitget wallet which makes me hesitant cause I dont know if this exchange is safe and I dont know about them and use them even once. Yes they maybe legit but I am not confident to do so yet. Maybe I'll import my other wallets that Im not using or older wallet maybe still got some points too.

I was actually thinking the qualification come from when someone regularly connects his/her wallet to a particular swap or exchange such as uniswap I know those who qualified for the airdrops were people who are regularly connecting their wallet address to their exchange and this depends on how often you usually connect and trade. So, if you change your wallet to another there is every possibility that you might get qualified with the new wallet rather I can suggest you should move your valuable funds to a newer or fresh wallet then you can connect your old wallet bitget to know if you have any points.

[albon]

Frankly, I do not prefer centralized exchange wallets because their usage policies are similar to those of the exchange platform itself, such as Binance's web3 wallet. Even you must have an account on the exchange to create it. It is worth noting that they provide events such as airdrops for different projects, but the return compared to the amount of allocation and number of participants is small. You will get a small amount of the tokens through the end of the event.

As for the decentralized wallets, they are good and safe and away from any third party; you are the only controller of your assets. Also, a Solfare wallet is good but only supports the Solana network. Phantom is the best, as you mentioned, since it supports 4 networks (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Polygon, and Solana). I've been using it for a long time, and it's great for me as I participated in many airdrops through it. It's worth mentioning that the airdrop project determines the wallet you can use according to the currency network supported by the wallet. The wallet choice is up to you based on your compatibility with the wallet's features, security, etc, so you can do your own research. As for airdrops, it depends on luck and your skills in seizing opportunities, but you need capital to participate if you're aiming for a profitable one.