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To identify airdrop scams:
Too Good to Be True: If the offer seems too generous, it's likely a scam.
Request for Private Information: Avoid airdrops asking for private keys or sensitive personal data.
Unclear Project: Be cautious if the project behind the airdrop lacks clear information or a credible team.
Urgency: Scams often create a sense of urgency to pressure quick decisions.
Unsolicited Airdrops: Avoid airdrops from unknown sources or unsolicited messages.
No Verifiable Website: Ensure the airdrop has a professional website and active social media channels.
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