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Eligibility, Snapshots & Sybil Rules

Common Airdrop Eligibility Rules

A practical overview of common airdrop eligibility rules such as wallet age, volume, transactions, holdings, tasks, and community activity.

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What this means

Airdrop eligibility rules often combine on-chain activity, wallet history, campaign tasks, holdings, and anti-sybil checks.

Core ideas

What to understand first

  • Wallet age can be used as a signal.
  • Transaction count and volume may matter.
  • Holding certain assets may qualify users.
  • Community or testnet activity may be considered.

Safety checklist

What to check before acting

  1. Check official eligibility criteria.
  2. Separate confirmed rules from speculation.
  3. Look for minimum and maximum thresholds.
  4. Check disqualification rules.

Risk note

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Chasing unclear rules can waste gas.
  • Fake eligibility pages can steal signatures.
  • Meeting one criterion may not guarantee a reward.
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