#AirdropGuide
Airdrop is a marketing strategy for cryptocurrency projects to distribute tokens to users for free. Its purpose is to increase the popularity of the project, increase the number of users, and incentivize users to participate in the ecosystem. Airdrops are usually carried out in the early stages of a project or when new features are released.
There are several main ways to operate airdrops: First, holder airdrops, which distribute tokens in proportion to users who hold specific cryptocurrencies (such as Bitcoin or Ethereum); second, task airdrops, where users receive token rewards after completing specific tasks (such as following social media, forwarding messages, or registering accounts); third, random airdrops, where the project randomly selects users for distribution.
Through airdrops, project parties can not only quickly expand their user base, but also allow more people to understand and use their tokens, enhance community activity and market influence. For users, airdrops provide opportunities to obtain new tokens and increase enthusiasm for investing and participating in blockchain projects.
