Crypto airdrop is a marketing tactic that involves distributing free tokens or coins to a specific audience, usually to raise awareness and drive adoption of a new cryptocurrency project. Airdrops can originate from various sources, including blockchain projects, exchanges like Binance, or other entities. Here are different kinds of airdrops from Binance:
- Universal Airdrops: Distributed to all holders of a particular cryptocurrency.
- Holder Airdrops: Tokens are distributed to holders of a specific cryptocurrency based on the amount they hold.
- Snapshot Airdrops: Projects take a snapshot of a blockchain at a specific block height and distribute tokens to addresses that hold a certain cryptocurrency at that moment.
- Exclusive Airdrops: Limited to specific groups, such as holders of a particular NFT or participants in a specific event.
- Partnership Airdrops: Collaborations between projects or exchanges, like Binance, to distribute tokens to their shared audience.
- Bounty Airdrops: Reward users for completing specific tasks, like testing a new platform or referring friends.
- Community Airdrops: Driven by community initiatives, where members pool resources to distribute tokens to their peers.
