Airdrop Beginner's Guide
Airdrop Airdrop is a way of distributing digital assets free of charge to eligible public addresses in the cryptocurrency and blockchain ecosystem. Projects often use it to increase asset awareness and expand the holder base.
Airdrop What is an Airdrop
Airdrop Airdrop refers to distributing digital assets to the public. Eligibility may come from holding a specified token or from having an active wallet address on a particular blockchain. It differs from ICO ICO, where assets usually need to be purchased with other tokens: receiving an airdrop generally does not require a purchase payment.
How is eligibility determined
A common practice is to take a snapshot of the blockchain state at a specific time,snapshot recording the asset balances of all public wallets at that time. Projects then determine eligibility based on conditions such as preset holding thresholds and allocation ratios, and distribute assets to addresses that meet the requirements.
Uses and limits of interpretation
Projects often use Airdrop Airdrop as a promotional tool to increase attention to a token and make the holder distribution more diverse. Some people compare airdrops received in proportion to holdings to an additional return from holding digital assets, but this is merely a way of understanding them and does not mean that all airdrops follow the same rules.
Original Tutorial
https://www.binance.com/en/academy/glossary/airdrop
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