Back in the early airdrop days, airdrops were very easy to join, the tasks were usually very easy but these days most airdrops are retroactive and they are worth even more.

Before my eyes many people got over $1k from Aptos airdrop last year and bigger airdrops have been going on since then.

Gadgets needed: Atleast one of the following is enough.

•   Pc

•   Smart phone

Tools:

• MetaMask Wallet (For storing crypto assets)

• Twitter

• Discord

• Telegram

• Kiwi browser (allows you to add extensions)

Possible airdrop tasks:

• Social Media engagement: 0 capital required

• Staking: Involves committing your crypto assets to support a blockchain network and confirm transactions so capital is required. This means that your asset will be deducted and withheld by that platform until you decide to take it out(unstake).

• Onchain transactions: Involves carrying out transactions like sending, receiving and swapping of coins on the blockchain. This requires little capital.

•   Testnets: Most times testnets doesn’t require capital. It involves carrying out various tasks on sites in the blockchain.

Safety:

The crypto space is a very risky space, if you’re not careful you’ll end up loosing the little you’ve got.

• Create a completely different wallet and social media account (if necessary) specifically for airdrops only

• Any airdrop that involves sending out your wallet’s seed phase is a big scam, run!.

• In summary if you’re going into the airdrop space, I’ll advise you take the following tips.

• The crypto space is a very rowdy space, try as much as possible to stay focused on just hunting for airdrops to avoid wasting your time

• Most airdrops are retroactive so ensure you create a list of airdrops you participate in and check them from time to time.

• Don’t leave any task undone

• Don’t try to get into everything, completing all tasks of a single airdrop is better than joining multiple airdrops and carrying out tasks halfway.