I am sorry OP for your loss. Everyone who's into airdrop really have to be careful with where you're connecting your wallet. And always check the emails that are sending you that you are eligible for something. If you miss a little detail and you're tired upon doing so, that's the risk that you're taking. Me either, I receive those emails and because I am not into airdrops, I simply delete them and never bother to check it. But for someone who's into airdrops, will really check those emails because they're attractive.
These things that's happening to people participating airdrops are one of some of the reasons that I've been discouraged or stop altogether at participating in airdrops because it's just too risky, sure you can be vigilant at the first time or second time that you've done your airdrop but time will come where you will take it easy and you will get bored and you will slip up and at the end of the day, you get scammed by these people.I'm not saying that everyone's like that, it's just me and I feel like others might relate to what I feel when it comes to this kind of thing, maybe I'm too busy on other things that's why I say this stuff but if you're into airdrops no matter what, just take the necessary precautions so you don't end up having your funds drained out of your wallet, maybe try to use a dud wallet that's got no other funds besides the dust crypto for fees and the airdrop itself, that way you're not going to lose everything so suddenly for an airdrop.
