Here’s how to avoid phishing attacks during airdrops: First, verify the source—only trust official announcements from project websites or verified social media accounts, not random links. Second, never share your private keys or seed phrases; legit airdrops don’t require them. Third, double-check URLs before connecting wallets—phishers often use lookalike domains (e.g., "co1nbase" instead of "coinbase"). Fourth, use a dedicated wallet for airdrops with minimal funds to limit exposure. Fifth, watch for red flags like urgent demands or unsolicited messages—scammers thrive on pressure. Finally, research the project on X or the web for community feedback, but stick to credible sources. If in doubt, ask the team directly via official channels. Stay cautious—phishing preys on haste.