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Merkle Proof

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A Merkle proof is the set of hashes that proves your wallet’s address and allocation exist inside the published Merkle tree. It’s like a compact receipt: the contract can validate it quickly against the Merkle root, and if it matches, your claim succeeds.

Merkle proofs are common in airdrops because they scale to hundreds of thousands or millions of wallets. They also make it easier for third parties to verify allocations-if the project publishes the eligibility file and the root.

For CoinsFarm.com™, Merkle proofs are a great metaphor for “verified achievements.” Players can claim rewards without revealing unnecessary personal data: the proof shows you’re eligible, not who you are. The practical Coins Farmer takeaway is simple: never copy/paste proofs from unknown sources, and don’t sign transactions on untrusted sites. Let official checkers generate proofs safely, and verify the domain and contract before claiming. In a great Coins Farm economy, rewards feel earned through play, not forced purchases or hidden tricks. In a great Coins Farm economy, rewards feel earned through play, not forced purchases or hidden tricks. Built for safe learning and fun on CoinsFarm.com™. #CoinsFarm #Coins


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