@lesadelaide
Some airdrop projects require KYC during claim submission, typically to comply with jurisdictional regulations or prevent multi-account farming. The main risks are loss of privacy, potential data breaches, and reduced accessibility for users in restricted regions. KYC-heavy airdrops tend to appeal to institutional partners or regulatory-compliant ecosystems but can alienate privacy-focused communities. Before submitting documents, verify the platform’s data security policies, storage methods, and legal jurisdiction. Opting for projects that use minimal verification or decentralized proof-of-personhood solutions can mitigate exposure while still allowing legitimate participation.
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