Topic: Are airdrops safe? - page 9. (Read 9479 times)
I don't think it's safe, most of them are just cheats and tokens that are generated from airdrops are totally worthless. and not even worth your work. I personally learned from past experience when following airdrops did not produce good results, the price of small tokens and some were spam.
Not all airdrops are safe. Among them there are fraudulent projects, so you need to be vigilant, carefully study these projects before you begin to participate in it.
and what they are dangerous, I do not understand you? After all, to participate in the airfields do not need to send any personal or secret information. It is quite safe and do not be afraid to participate in airdrop. At most, it will ask to subscribe to their Twitter, Facebook, telegram. Such airfields most. And where they ask KYC can not participate, it's your right.Not all airdrops are safe. Among them there are fraudulent projects, so you need to be vigilant, carefully study these projects before you begin to participate in it.
and what they are dangerous, I do not understand you? After all, to participate in the airfields do not need to send any personal or secret information. It is quite safe and do not be afraid to participate in airdrop. At most, it will ask to subscribe to their Twitter, Facebook, telegram. Such airfields most. And where they ask KYC can not participate, it's your right. Airdrop is easy to work with and not as complex as other Bounty programs. So that I work on Airdrop is very safe. It's just that some Airdrop projects don't give great results. An Airdrop is as dangerous as you intended. I guess never met that.
Doing airdrop is easy. Like doing some tasks that are given in general. For results it seems like everyone will never know, as long as you participate in an airdrop on a good project, of course the results will be good too. What is said to be safe is like airdrop via e-mail which includes dangerous links or kyc in airdrop and also like asking for your wallet's private key. as it is meant safe.
in detail really will sign a permanent transaction, because overall the water drop continues to run as usual, which gives us unceasing ease to sign several strings.
Airdrop is easy to work with and not as complex as other Bounty programs. So that I work on Airdrop is very safe. It's just that some Airdrop projects don't give great results. An Airdrop is as dangerous as you intended. I guess never met that.
Airdrop is not dangerous. The airdrop program is a quick completion program. As long as I participate in the airdrop program, I have never found one asking to sign a message or something.
Most airdrops are just useless to participate so we are wasting our time by joining on these airdrops.If an airdrop ask you to pay some eth as transaction fee or they ask for any kind of your wallet keys then they are scammers.
yes, an airdrop is very safe. There is nothing you need to worry about the airdrop. Most importantly, you find out first whether the airdrop you want to do is correct or not. From the case you explained, there doesn't seem to be anything like it if you provide security in your bitcoin wallet.
not all airdrops are safe because some of them required you to put private keys and some required you to download software or apps to get your tokens that possible contain a malware.. stay away with these kind of airdrops.
I have not found a dangerous Airdrop like that, maybe a privacy problem that worries me, because many Airdrops ask for KYC, I'm just afraid of being abused
I sometimes participate in airdrop, but if I find any that asks for KYC, no matter how good it appears, I will not do if.Back in the days of good airdrops, there was no fear in participating in them, until scammers started taking advantage of it.
I have not found a dangerous Airdrop like that, maybe a privacy problem that worries me, because many Airdrops ask for KYC, I'm just afraid of being abused
The airdrops I have been involved in are the type that always stay around some.fixed balance. They no longer profits as old members have said in some.threads I have read earlier, the more the industry is open to all the more we are going to see shitcoins airdrops, there maybe good airdrops but will be difficult.
I have participated in so many airdrops and not at all are safe and most probably they are scam.As long as we keep our private keys and all our data especially bank account or personal data we are safe to those scammer.
The way they usually work is they give you some string and you sign it to prove you own the address.
Could a malicious air drop make a transaction sending all your BTC to them, and then you sign it, and then they broadcast it to the network?
Or is signing a message different than signing a transaction?
Could a malicious air drop make a transaction sending all your BTC to them, and then you sign it, and then they broadcast it to the network?
Or is signing a message different than signing a transaction?
I think as long as our private key is safe and we don't share it with others, our wallet will remain safe. In my opinion, airdrop will be safe as long as we do not share important data such as private keys, but it will be safer if we do not follow suspicious airdrops.
All airdrops are safe and good to do as long as you will not do such things:
Download harmful wallet for the airdrop tokens.
Do KYC for any of those.
Giving away your private keys.
sending any amounts to a certain wallet. (selfdrop with payment)
Download harmful wallet for the airdrop tokens.
Do KYC for any of those.
Giving away your private keys.
sending any amounts to a certain wallet. (selfdrop with payment)
I accept that airdrop isn't a thought I will readily information exchange for, bunches of airdrops simply are phony, however despite everything they didn't set aside me an excess of effort to do, and did not get much from me additionally, my data isn't that significant, perhaps one day, they'll sent you an email that you sign in on an airdrop couple of months prior, to me, that is not a major issue. Still get an opportunity to get more, I'll take it
Some airdrops require KYC and I personally avoid airdrops that require KYC because its waste of time and energy. Its always better to choose airdrops that dont require or ask personal information. By participating in airdrops, I dont think anyone can steal your passwords or wallet information. Its our own responsibility to keep those details safe.
It depends on what is required for participating in the airdrop. Until you don't give your private key or private information I would say you are good
Personally, I can say how an attacker can send all your funds in one transaction. He has access to your wallet and knows all the passwords. It is simply not possible for an attacker to use your funds. So feel free to do your operations and don't be afraid of anything. Good luck.
safe or not ? you can test the tixl airdrop. there is 100 TXLT for free but you have to register there
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