Most projects start with airdrops which is a way for the project to market themselves and get the word out regarding their project before they launch. Airdrops give users free crypto of their project in hopes that the recipient helps market their project.

How to Get Free Cryptocurrency Through Airdrops

In order to receive these free airdrops, recipients are usually required to market the project as well, which works in favor of the project. Not all airdrops, however, are effective. Sometimes, despite receiving millions of new tokens, the token fails to appreciate value; thus, the tokens are useless.

For those who want to receive free cryptocurrency, however, should these tokens appreciate, recipients would be able to make a free profit out of sometimes paying for the gas fees of these airdrops and that little extra time spent promoting the crypto project. This, however, is not guaranteed, and hodlers should still be cautious as to whether or not the project is legitimate.

Make Sure to Protect Your Main Crypto Wallet

Before accepting the airdrop, experts suggest making a separate account in the crypto wallet being used like Metamask. Make an "Account 2" and rename it to whatever to separate it from the main account. This way, should a breach happen, the main funds will not be compromised. As of the moment, these coins might not yet be available on CoinGecko to research.

Top Projects with Potential Airdrops

1. Sencha

2. Atrix

3. Apricot

4. Rubicon

5. Tinyman

6. Cashio.app

7. FujiDAO

8. Goldfinch

9. Hop

10. Meta Pool

11. DDEX

12. DeFi Saver

13. Sherlock

14. Charm

15. Terra Swap

16. Clipper

17. Volmex.finance

18. Saddle

19. Paladin

20. Robo Vault

21. Opyn

22. Sablier

23. Empire Dex

24. ZigZag

25. Set

26. Francium

27. Ola

28. TTSwap

29. Pods

30. Multi-Chain Miner

31. Brahma

32. Polymarket

33. SenpaiSwap

34. Trisolaris

35. Universe Finance

36. Kuu

27. Cozy

28. Qilin

29. Ondo

30. Primitive

31. Meanfinance

32. Newland

33. BNBMiner.finance

34. Shell Protocol

35. Jet

36. TE SR

37. SuperFluid

38. aSOL

39. SOLO.TOP

40. Fractional

41. DeversiFi

42. ElementFi

43. HeliosPrime.eth

Check Legitimacy of the Project

It is important to DYOR or do-your-own-research before accepting any of these particular airdrops. Before linking a crypto wallet to the website, it is important first to verify if the website is legitimate or not. The projects were tweeted out by Coin98Analystics.

One simple way to know if a website is legitimate or not is to check out whether or not it has at least an SSL. Of course, this is not the only way to check out if the project is legit or not. Checking out the source could be recommended, but this can be quite technical for some people.

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DYOR and Check the Whitepaper

Another way to find out whether or not a project is legitimate is to ask around and get the opinion of experts. It also helps to read the whitepaper and learn more about the developers behind the project.

If the developers of the project remain unknown, this could be a red flag for the whole project itself. Make sure to read and understand the tokenomics to see if it is built for profit or contains the means for sustainability.

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Written by Urian B.