An airdrop is a popular marketing strategy often used by startup projects in the cryptocurrency space. The primary purpose of this activity is to promote the project and attract more users to trade when the project's token is listed on an exchange as part of an ICO.

To be eligible for an airdrop, users may need to hold a minimum amount of tokens in their wallet. Additionally, users might be required to complete certain tasks, such as sharing posts about the project on forums or social media, connecting with a specific member of the blockchain project, or writing blog posts related to the project.

The types of airdrops can be classified as follows:

- Retroactive Airdrop: This type of airdrop involves distributing tokens to users who have supported and contributed to the project, helping in its development.
- Bounty Airdrop: In this form, participants must complete tasks such as interacting with the project's social media channels, like Warpcast,...