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Eligibility, Snapshots & Sybil Rules

What Is Wallet Age in Airdrop Eligibility?

Understand wallet age as an airdrop eligibility signal and why older wallets can sometimes look more credible than new wallets.

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What this means

Wallet age refers to how long a wallet has existed or been active, and some projects use it as a signal against last-minute farming.

Core ideas

What to understand first

  • Older wallets may show longer-term activity.
  • New wallets can still qualify if rules allow it.
  • Wallet age alone rarely guarantees rewards.
  • Activity quality may matter more than age.

Safety checklist

What to check before acting

  1. Check whether wallet age is part of the rules.
  2. Do not expose old main wallets unnecessarily.
  3. Use explorers to review wallet history.
  4. Consider privacy before linking old wallets to campaigns.

Risk note

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Old wallets may contain valuable assets.
  • Using old wallets for risky claims can be dangerous.
  • Scammers may target wallets with visible history.
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