Airdrops Glossary

A 50-term glossary for airdrops, airdrop farming, and safe Web3 coins-farm concepts.

A wallet is the tool you use to hold, send, and sign transactions for crypto assets. Wallets are not bank accounts; they are key managers. …

Ethereum & EVM airdrops include many of the most iconic distributions in crypto history, and they shaped modern “Coins …

A Layer 1 (L1) is a base blockchain network that provides core security and consensus. Examples include Ethereum L1, Solana L1, and TON L1. …

Eligibility criteria define what actions or conditions qualify a wallet for an airdrop. Criteria can include usage (transactions, swaps, …

Delegation is assigning your voting power to another address (a delegate) without transferring token ownership. Delegation is common because …

A governance token gives holders voting power in a DAO-decisions about protocol upgrades, parameters, and treasury spending. Many of the …

Dusting is when wallets receive tiny unsolicited token transfers. Dust can be used for tracking or as bait for phishing. Some dust tokens …

A claim window is the time period during which eligible users can claim their airdrop allocation. After the window ends, unclaimed tokens …

Solana airdrops are famous for speed, low fees, and strong community culture. Several major case studies shaped the modern “Crypto …

To revoke approvals means removing a contract’s permission to spend your tokens. Revoking is an important maintenance habit for people …