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What is Airdrop.Expert and how it's works?
Airdrop.Expert is a knowledge platform about airdrops, cryptocurrencies, and projects in blockchain technology. It includes information about blockchains, descriptions of various protocols, and guides to help earn airdrops, etc. Airdrop.Expert offers for sale wallets prepared for airdrops on the following networks: Starknet, zkSync, LayerZero. The wallets are available in 3 price versions.
What are airdrops and how do they work?
Airdrops involve crypto projects sending free tokens to their communities to encourage adoption. They're used to raise awareness of the project and encourage people to become users or investors. Airdrops can deposit free cryptocurrency into the wallets of early adopters as a reward for their loyalty, thus generating awareness and excitement around a project.
Can I use the wallet for other cryptocurrency transactions?
Yes, these are standard wallets such as Metamask and Argent X, and they can be used just like any other wallet. We encourage you to continue building the wallet's history after purchasing it on our platform.
What makes zkSync, LayerZero, and Starknet unique for airdrops?
zkSync
zkSync, built by Matter Labs, is a Layer 2 blockchain scaling solution on Ethereum, utilizing rollups and zero-knowledge proofs to enhance scalability. This results in faster transactions and lower gas fees compared to Ethereum's mainnet. The zkSync ecosystem is vast and growing, with a focus on enabling developers to build custom solutions on Ethereum.
To enhance eligibility for a potential zkSync airdrop, interacting with the zkSync ecosystem and depositing liquidity into protocols is recommended. Bridging assets to the zkSync network and interacting with projects on the network, such as SyncSwap, Mute, and Eralend, are among the activities that could potentially improve your chances of qualifying for an airdrop. Additionally, donating to zkSync projects on Gitcoin and participating in tasks, quests, and metered programs launched by the zkSync team and related projects might also play a role in determining wallet eligibility for airdrops.
LayerZero
LayerZero stands out as an open-source omnichain interoperability protocol, which facilitates seamless communication and information sharing across multiple blockchains. This capability is especially significant for airdrops as it requires interactions with various protocols like Stargate, Pendle, TraderJoe, etc. LayerZero’s approach to airdrops focuses on cross-chain interactions, setting it apart from more traditional single-chain airdrop strategies.
Starknet
Starknet, a zk-rollup Layer 2 solution aimed at scaling Ethereum, is notable for its approach to airdrops. It emphasizes the use of a specific Starknet Wallet and engaging in various network activities like swaps, supply and borrow, acquiring Starknet Domains, and participating in NFT buy-and-sell campaigns. Starknet’s unique approach revolves around active engagement within its ecosystem, offering a different angle compared to more passive airdrop strategies.
How do I know that a certain project will have an airdrop?
Information about upcoming airdrops is usually obtained from project announcements, community channels, or insider knowledge.
How do you know what actions need to be taken and when?
With over a decade of experience in the crypto industry, we are experts in this field. In planning actions to acquire airdrops, we rely on knowledge of historical airdrops, information from reliable and verified sources, insider news, and our own experiences in this domain.
Is an account purchased from you secure? Will unauthorized persons not have access to it?
Cryptocurrency wallets like MetaMask and Argent X incorporate several security features to protect users' assets:
Private Keys: These wallets generate a unique private key for each user, which is essential for accessing and managing the funds. Users are advised to keep their private keys secure and never share them.
Seed Phrases: Both wallets provide a seed phrase (a series of words) during the initial setup. This phrase is crucial for recovering the wallet if access is lost. It should be kept offline and in a secure location.
Encryption: The data stored within these wallets, including private keys, is encrypted. This means that even if someone gains access to your device, they cannot easily access your wallet's contents without your password.
Password Protection: To access the wallet or authorize transactions, users must enter a password. This adds an additional layer of security against unauthorized access.
Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): Argent X, in particular, supports two-factor authentication for added security, although this feature may depend on the specific setup and version.
Smart Contract Based Security (Argent X): Argent X uses smart contracts to provide security features like wallet locking and trusted contacts for recovery.
Browser Isolation (MetaMask): As a browser extension, MetaMask isolates your cryptocurrency wallet from other websites, reducing the risk of phishing attacks.
Safe data storage: Additionally, data about the wallets sold by us are stored on secure servers protected through encryption, 2FA, and monitoring. No unauthorized individual can access the wallet without us being aware of it.
How can I identify and avoid scams in crypto airdrops?
Airdrop scams often use fake websites, emails, and social media to trick users into connecting their wallets to malicious smart contracts or sharing private keys. These scams may pose as legitimate projects or influencers, creating authentic-looking websites to lure investors. To avoid such scams, do thorough research on the airdrop and the project, verify the authenticity of the information source, and never enter private keys or recovery phrases on any website. It's crucial to only connect your wallet to real sites and be cautious of airdrops requiring unusual actions or offering suspiciously high rewards.
Do I have to share the amount obtained from the airdrop?
Under our current sales plan, the price for the purchased wallet is final, and we do not require a commission from the amount obtained from the airdrop. However, we do not rule out that sharing the acquired airdrop may be one of the options in our future offerings.
How do I set up a wallet to receive airdrops?
Setting up a wallet involves choosing a wallet type (hardware, software, or online), downloading and installing it from official sources, backing it up (writing down recovery phrases), and securing it (enabling two-factor authentication). It's important to use a wallet that supports multiple types of tokens, especially ERC-20 tokens for Ethereum-based project airdrops. Next, you can gain knowledge about the actions worth taking from our side. You will find guides for activities on various networks, descriptions of transactions on DEXs, information about different networks and projects worth engaging in. You can also take a shortcut by purchasing a one of ours pre-prepared wallets.
Do I have to provide any KYC documents to access Airdrop.Expert pre-prepared wallets?
No, you don't need to be KYC verified to access our wallets. However, some projects may require identity verification to receive the airdrop. Currently, there are no reliable sources of information on this matter.
What after the airdrop? Should I sell the tokens myself on the exchange when I want, or will you take care of it?
Decisions on selling tokens are up to the individual. It's important to stay informed and make decisions based on market analysis.
How do I claim the airdrop awarded to me? Where can I check if and how many tokens I have to claim? What do I need to do to get the amount credited to my account?
The method of receiving an airdrop is specific to each network. It's possible that it will go directly to your wallet, but more often, you need to visit a page specified by the project's creators and perform certain actions they require to claim the due tokens.
Detailed instructions on claiming airdrops will also appear on our website. At this moment, there are no detailed information available on this topic.
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