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Points, Quests & Campaigns

What Is an Early User Airdrop?

Learn how early user airdrops work and why projects may reward people who used a product before it became popular.

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What this means

An early user airdrop rewards wallets or accounts that used a product, network, or protocol during an early period.

Core ideas

What to understand first

  • Early usage can signal genuine interest.
  • Eligibility may include transaction count or product actions.
  • Early users may still be filtered by sybil rules.
  • Rewards can vary by activity depth.

Safety checklist

What to check before acting

  1. Check the time window.
  2. Check which actions count.
  3. Check whether a claim is required.
  4. Avoid fake early-user claim pages.

Risk note

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Rumors can create fake campaigns.
  • Old wallets may be targeted by phishing.
  • Eligibility may exclude low-quality activity.
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