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Airdrop Basics

What Is an Airdrop Snapshot?

Learn what an airdrop snapshot is, how it records wallet state, and why actions after the snapshot may not count.

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What this means

An airdrop snapshot is a recorded point in time used to determine wallet balances, activity, or eligibility for a distribution.

Core ideas

What to understand first

  • Snapshots can capture balances or historical activity.
  • Actions after the snapshot may not count.
  • Snapshot rules can be public or undisclosed.
  • Multiple snapshots may be used in complex campaigns.

Safety checklist

What to check before acting

  1. Check the official snapshot date if published.
  2. Avoid rushing into fake snapshot announcements.
  3. Understand whether eligibility is based on balance, activity, or tasks.
  4. Be careful with sites claiming to check snapshots.

Risk note

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Fake snapshot checkers can request dangerous signatures.
  • Buying assets after a snapshot may not qualify.
  • Rumored snapshots can create misleading market behavior.
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