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Points, Quests & Campaigns

What Are Airdrop Quests?

Understand airdrop quests, including social tasks, on-chain actions, testnet activity, referrals, and quest platform risks.

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What this means

Airdrop quests are tasks that users complete to earn points, entries, roles, or possible future eligibility.

Core ideas

What to understand first

  • Quests can be social or on-chain.
  • Some quests involve wallet signatures.
  • Quest platforms may track completion.
  • Not all quests guarantee rewards.

Safety checklist

What to check before acting

  1. Verify quest links from official sources.
  2. Check whether a task requires wallet permission.
  3. Avoid connecting main wallets.
  4. Record completed tasks.

Risk note

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Fake quest pages can drain wallets.
  • Social tasks can spread scams.
  • On-chain tasks can waste gas.
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