Which Type of Airdrop Do You Like the Most?

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Airdrop refers to tokens/coins given by developers to the community or participants for free, with the aim of promoting new coins/tokens and introducing crypto to the public,
Sometimes developers also provide airdrops when they are going to increase transaction volume so that it will be easy to be listed by well-known exchanges.
There are several types of crypto airdrops that we often find out there such as:
1. Bounty Airdrop
Bounty airdrops are given specifically to participants who have completed tasks, such as writing white papers, analyzing systems, finding and reporting bugs, etc. So Bounty airdrops are more often worked on by the development team.

2. Standard Airdrop
Where participants must register first, and will receive instructions via email.

3. Holder Airdrop
Crypto holders, especially Bitcoin, will get airdrops that they store in their wallets. Several times I got airdrop holders from Coinbase and Coinpayment wallets. Airdrop holders are also often found on SafePal hardware wallets.

4. Staking Airdrop
When we stake ATOM, TIA coins, stakers not only get rewards from the staked coins but will also get other token rewards.

5. Retro Airdrop (Retrodrop)
Retro airdrop is only given to active participants who carry out onchain activities such as trading, swap, bridging, minting, smart contracts, etc.

6. Exclusive Airdrop
Intended for members of social media such as Facebook, X (Twitter), Telegram, etc.
 
Holder airdrops and bounty airdrops are my favorites, although it is true that I have never participated in a standard airdrop, in fact I have participated in few airdrops in general.
 
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