Paldo.io — Farm Airdrops, the Easier and Safer Way

[Paldo.io]

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Paldo.io is a curated crypto airdrop database, offering users access to high-quality, handpicked airdrops for optimal farming opportunities.

With Paldo.io, you wouldn't need to do research on which airdrops are best and if the protocol you saw was legit or not, we do the work for you! But of course, for your peace of mind, always verify!

Links:

• Airdrop Database: https://paldo.io/
• Announcements Telegram Channel: https://t.me/paldo_io
• Introduction to Crypto Airdrops: https://www.facebook.com/paldo.io/posts/pfbid02jzH3QjH7rLWesnDvdwfpWGpgXY2LDUcE6hWmR1HtUnUQargVfvXV4P3U3VjuukCjl

[JeromeTash]

My question is, how do you ensure that the listed airdrops are not phishing scams aimed at stealing user funds once they try to check for "eligibility" by connecting the wallets to the website?
So many phishing sites out there. I have seen quite a number of them?

Wouldn't also be good to include proof that the airdrop has been announced somewhere by the official project? Like a link to the tweet, Reddit post or medium article?

[mk4]

My question is, how do you ensure that the listed airdrops are not phishing scams aimed at stealing user funds once they try to check for "eligibility" by connecting the wallets to the website?
So many phishing sites out there. I have seen quite a number of them?

Just my 8 years of experience in the cryptocurrency space. (I made this project.)

As said in the main post, these airdrops are handpicked; not a compilation of every single airdrop available under the sun. That's the differentiating factor of Paldo.io compared to sites like Airdrops.io.

[TryNinja]

Wouldn't also be good to include proof that the airdrop has been announced somewhere by the official project? Like a link to the tweet, Reddit post or medium article?

I would personally just use it to find out about airdrops I’m not aware of, and then go around each project social media pages myself for more information. Even under official tweets you find good looking phishing answers, so you can never be too careful.

[mk4]

I would personally just use it to find out about airdrops I’m not aware of, and then go around each project social media pages myself for more information. Even under official tweets you find good looking phishing answers, so you can never be too careful.

This is the best way to do it, but unfortunately, most people wouldn't want to go through all that hassle lol.

Also, I sometimes recommend people to use Rabby wallet(plus a hardware wallet) as it shows a warning if you're connecting your Ethereum wallet to a website that's not well-known. It gives people a good layer of safety for those nights when they're tired/intoxicated and accidentally click on a phishing site.

[Paldo.io]

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