Guide to Earning Well with Airdrops Without a Blog or Channe

[LibertyMask]

Here’s the English translation of a post that I make for the Spanish forum.

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Guide to Earning Well with Airdrops Without a Blog or Channel

What is an Airdrop?
It’s an event where an altcoin gives away its tokens for promotional purposes. In other words, they’re giving away free money.  

Which Wallets Should I Use for This?
I recommend two wallets in particular: **Metamask**, which is a browser extension, and **Trust Wallet**, a mobile app. Some tokens may require a specific wallet.  

How Can I Keep Up with Each Airdrop Launch?
The best way I know is through the Telegram channel @AirdropTelegramPro, where you’ll not only find out when each campaign starts but also get help filtering out fake launches, leaving you with only the best airdrops.  

Important Recommendation
Getting into airdrops means joining many Telegram channels and groups, so I recommend using a second phone number exclusively for this. You can get one for free through apps like 2nd Line or pay a verify.  

How to Earn Well with Airdrops Without a Blog or Channel?
Now that we know the basics, here comes the good part. To earn well with airdrops, you shouldn’t just limit yourself to completing the required tasks (following pages, channels, groups, etc.)—you should also actively seek referrals.  

To do this, my recommendation is to teach others about the topic. That’s right—take what you’ve learned here, including this part, and give courses by opening Telegram or WhatsApp groups for it. Instead of charging for entry, ask participants to register using your referral link. Promote the group on your social media and in online money-making communities. Venezuelans will thank you for it.  

On another note, I should add that airdrops are more profitable if you hold the tokens in your wallet for a while, as their value often increases. For example, I once received around $60 worth of tokens, and months later, that amount grew to over $200—same tokens.  

Bonus
If possible, you can also go to your favorite microtasking site and pay people a few cents to complete all the required tasks for you, starting with registration through your referral link.  

[gunhell16]

It seems like what you are saying about airdrops here in the post you made op, because most airdrops are not successful in their period given to participants to participate in them
especially if the airdrops are happening on telegram.

In addition to this, it is also not true that it is more profitable to get a profit from airdrops than other ways to get crypto profit, Then most of the airdrops on telegram are also too many tasks to spend just to comply with the requirements that there is no certainty if you will be eligible participants in the airdrops that you think will actually conduct airdrops because these are just
 potential airdrops in our eyes.

[Pandorak]

Airdrops are speculative, no one knows whether the airdrops we participate in will actually generate a lot of money, even though we can check the whitepaper, roadmap, and tokenomics to find out how much is allocated to the community and when the project we are working on will TGE. However, all of that is just to find out whether the project we are participating in is good or not.

In addition, to increase the chances of benefiting from airdrops, we can start by working on as many projects as possible and always following every update made by the project. Of course, this is aimed at increasing the chances of passing the selection at the end, because it is conceivable that we work on the project but do not pass the selection at the end because we did not follow every update made, which would be very frustrating.

[coin-investor]

Bonus
If possible, you can also go to your favorite microtasking site and pay people a few cents to complete all the required tasks for you, starting with registration through your referral link.  

I don't recommend this especially if the airdrop has a continous task involved, if you're going to refer it should be people who have similar interest on airdrops, these paid referrals will just become dead referrals because they joined because they are paid to do things for a few cents and do now want to be actively involve in a project where they are not familiar with.
If you want referrals there are a lot of groups who are into airdrops on social media if you can explain its potential they will trust you and agreed to be your referrals and even thank you.

[TastyChillySauce00]

Or you can just collect point in binance alpha, be sure to make the point 200+ and the airdrop will come looking for you .

Seriously though, why do all these complicated thing if you can be eligible for an airdrop by just using binance alpha.
All the allocation go there nowadays .

On another note, I should add that airdrops are more profitable if you hold the tokens in your wallet for a while, as their value often increases. For example, I once received around $60 worth of tokens, and months later, that amount grew to over $200—same tokens.  

Not true for most of the project, nowadays tokens are dumping post TGE because people are taking profit.

[jaberwock]

It seems like what you are saying about airdrops here in the post you made op, because most airdrops are not successful in their period given to participants to participate in them
especially if the airdrops are happening on telegram.

In addition to this, it is also not true that it is more profitable to get a profit from airdrops than other ways to get crypto profit, Then most of the airdrops on telegram are also too many tasks to spend just to comply with the requirements that there is no certainty if you will be eligible participants in the airdrops that you think will actually conduct airdrops because these are just
 potential airdrops in our eyes.

And it seems you missed some words there in your post, am I right? Preferably in the first sentence. But yes, airdrops is what the topic is all about. It is even said in the title. Airdrops are not new and always there (preferably when there is a new project that has been released).

Just like some other projects out there, not all airdrops are successful. Airdrops are basically like a bonus for early participants, so yeah they are usually small but if we are lucky, they can be huge too than compared to some ''other ways of earning a crypto''. I think some task are only optional. You can do them if you want to increase your rewards or chances of getting in. Yeah they can be uncertain but if it's only free, I think that is only fine.

[Odusko]

This post is quite interesting, but the timing have lowered the influence of the message in this, airdrop way back happens to be very interesting when there was bounty booms in the altcoins market, but this days, alot of this projects are nothing but scam and at the end partaking in their bounty or airdrop becomes a total waste of time and for that many experience forum members don't pick interest in them anymore, btw, you did well by posting this info regardless of the time.

[cryptotact11]

Or you can just collect point in binance alpha, be sure to make the point 200+ and the airdrop will come looking for you .

That's interesting, I didn't know about this. Have you had good earnings with this method?

Seriously though, why do all these complicated thing if you can be eligible for an airdrop by just using binance alpha.
All the allocation go there nowadays .

Probably just engagement farming, there are a lot of channels on twitter and telegram that are providing airdrops. Once they reach enough subscribers, they get approached by shady projects and take money in exchange for promotion.

[Lanatsa]

How to Earn Well with Airdrops Without a Blog or Channel?
Even if you do have a Channel or blog on which it wont be giving out that sure earning when it comes into this manner. The people whom  I do saw for them to be that having a good shot on earning on bigger profits are to those people who do have tons of followers on which we cant be able to deny that the most important stuff on here at play is on when the time that you do able to have that tons of referrals or followers that would be that registering under your link. Most of the time they will be always having the advantage on which considering on the bonuses that they get from referrals then they are always that one step ahead. Therefore, it wouldnt be shocking that once they do able to get those points or allocation then they do have that much more bigger in compared into those who do solo bounty hunting for those airdrops.

Always be putting up into your mind that there's no assurance that you can make money with airdrops all the time. Come to think that not all projects do successfully be able to hit up that TGE phase or ending up on getting listed on any exchange. Everything will be that in according into some project because there would be tons of factors if we do speak or say about project success on which it will be starting from the team itself because tons of projects or almost of them do fail on reaching out on getting listed or having that launching. It is one of the main or common risks for those who do engage with airdrop is that there's always that high chance that you wont be getting paid at the end or basically you have just that wasted up your effort into something that you cant be able to benefit out. One of the main reasons on why I had quit up with this venture on which even if we do say that its just basically free but on the time and effort that you are putting into isnt that worth at all.

[shinratensei_]

This post is quite interesting, but the timing have lowered the influence of the message in this, airdrop way back happens to be very interesting when there was bounty booms in the altcoins market, but this days, alot of this projects are nothing but scam and at the end partaking in their bounty or airdrop becomes a total waste of time and for that many experience forum members don't pick interest in them anymore, btw, you did well by posting this info regardless of the time.

There are plenty of good airdrops still.
Hyperlane airdrop is a proof that it's still lucrative business but most of the airdrop incentive people who are willing to risk money.

Unless we are willing to risk money I doubt anyone can get meaningful reward from the drops. Those people who received big reward from hyperlane also losing so many on perps.

[Dave1]

Airdrops are speculative, no one knows whether the airdrops we participate in will actually generate a lot of money, even though we can check the whitepaper, roadmap, and tokenomics to find out how much is allocated to the community and when the project we are working on will TGE. However, all of that is just to find out whether the project we are participating in is good or not.

I think by now we already knew that airdrop is no longer profitable. This is not 2018 wherein every airdrop is successful and you can really earn a lot of money from working very hard and spending a lot of time on it.

In addition, to increase the chances of benefiting from airdrops, we can start by working on as many projects as possible and always following every update made by the project. Of course, this is aimed at increasing the chances of passing the selection at the end, because it is conceivable that we work on the project but do not pass the selection at the end because we did not follow every update made, which would be very frustrating.

Again, that was the old model. Although I would agree that there are times late last year and early this year about tap to earn. But that was also created thru hype and the succeeding proceed was not as successful as the first one or the prime movers of that kind of hype.

[livingfree]

On another note, I should add that airdrops are more profitable if you hold the tokens in your wallet for a while, as their value often increases. For example, I once received around $60 worth of tokens, and months later, that amount grew to over $200—same tokens.  

This won't happen at all times.

I've done that in the past and that money that should have been preserved and easy money from that airdrop went to zero. Thanks to my greediness and thought that it should move up but then, I've got nothing again.

IMO, it's best to just sell those airdrops or if you don't want to then do a 50/50 on it.

[JeffBrad12]

On another note, I should add that airdrops are more profitable if you hold the tokens in your wallet for a while, as their value often increases. For example, I once received around $60 worth of tokens, and months later, that amount grew to over $200—same tokens.  

This won't happen at all times.

I've done that in the past and that money that should have been preserved and easy money from that airdrop went to zero. Thanks to my greediness and thought that it should move up but then, I've got nothing again.

IMO, it's best to just sell those airdrops or if you don't want to then do a 50/50 on it.

Have the same experience too, staking or holding for a reward is just a way to hold people from selling while the developers are dumping their coins.
It will end badly unless the project have real utility like jup where the stakers keep getting rewards.
For project with no fundamental, staking or holding their coin is the worst decision ever.

[livingfree]

On another note, I should add that airdrops are more profitable if you hold the tokens in your wallet for a while, as their value often increases. For example, I once received around $60 worth of tokens, and months later, that amount grew to over $200—same tokens.  

This won't happen at all times.

I've done that in the past and that money that should have been preserved and easy money from that airdrop went to zero. Thanks to my greediness and thought that it should move up but then, I've got nothing again.

IMO, it's best to just sell those airdrops or if you don't want to then do a 50/50 on it.

Have the same experience too, staking or holding for a reward is just a way to hold people from selling while the developers are dumping their coins.
It will end badly unless the project have real utility like jup where the stakers keep getting rewards.
For project with no fundamental, staking or holding their coin is the worst decision ever.

That's true.

Those that are able to make money and yet, they think that it's going to be more are doing a wrong decision.

If they see some profits already, take them and don't forget about the devs that can dump the project anytime especially if it's still young.

[TastyChillySauce00]

Or you can just collect point in binance alpha, be sure to make the point 200+ and the airdrop will come looking for you .

That's interesting, I didn't know about this. Have you had good earnings with this method?

I dont trade shitcoin that much so binance alpha is unsustainable for me, I do get the airdrop few times already although I didn't continue since it needs me to make volume above 8k every day just to keep my point from going down.

My only concern is slippage and sudden price dump because thats what makes a lot of people lose their money.
But iot's indeed the most efficient way to get airdrop.

[tygeade]

On another note, I should add that airdrops are more profitable if you hold the tokens in your wallet for a while, as their value often increases. For example, I once received around $60 worth of tokens, and months later, that amount grew to over $200—same tokens.  

That doesn't work all the time. I used to participate in some of the airdrop projects from Telegram, and I held some of the tokens I received from those airdrops because their value was very low and I thought their price might increase later and I will then sell them, but believe me, I'm still holding them, not because I'm still hopeful, but because they are worthless now, selling them wouldn't get me anything, and centralized exchanges don't even allow you to trade coins or tokens if they are not even worth $10.

Since I've lived through it myself, I wouldn't recommend anyone holding coins or tokens they've received from an airdrop, unless they have been closely following a project and they know it has huge potential and it can stay very long in the market, but mostly, that doesn't happen with projects doing airdrops because I believe only the projects that aren't fundamentally very strong make use of airdrops to gain some exposure.