Types of XRP Airdrop
In the XRP ecosystem, airdrops are mainly divided into two types:
- Official or ecosystem partner Airdrop: for example, well-known projects like Flare, Sologenic, etc.
- Community project Airdrop: Initiated by small development teams, with low participation thresholds but relatively high risks.
Conditions required to receive XRP Airdrop
- Wallet address: must be an address that supports XRP Ledger (not exchange custodial).
- Snapshot: You must hold a certain amount of XRP at the time of the snapshot.
- On-chain interaction: some airdrops require prior interaction with the project contract to prove activity.
Latest Claim Process
Step 1: Confirm Snapshot Eligibility: Check the snapshot time and conditions through the official announcement, and use the query tool for verification.
Step 2: Binding information or authorization: Complete the official binding operation required in wallets such as Xumm, such as adding a Message Key.
Step 3: Receive or wait for distribution: Some projects distribute directly, while others require you to submit your address on the receiving platform to claim.
Step 4: Verify Receipt: Use the XRP Ledger browser to check account asset changes.
How to verify the authenticity of an airdrop
- Check the official website domain: it must be consistent with the announcements on official social media.
- Check on-chain contracts: Verify the airdrop contract address on blockchain explorers like XRP Scan.
- Refer to community feedback: Check other users’ experience of receiving on platforms like Twitter, Reddit, etc.
Methods to Prevent Airdrop Scams
- Do not enter your mnemonic phrase: Any website that asks you to input your mnemonic phrase is a scam.
- Be cautious when clicking links: Avoid participating in airdrops through unknown links in emails or direct messages.
- Multi-factor verification: Verify information through two to three official channels before proceeding.
Summary and Experience Sharing
Claiming XRP Airdrop is a good way to obtain additional profits, but it must be based on security. My suggestion is:
- Always use a non-custodial wallet
- Do not rush to operate, confirm the information is correct before claiming.
- Record the transaction information promptly after receiving it, to facilitate future accounting or tax declaration.