Airdrop safety awareness

Complete the questionnaire to receive SUI worth 88 USDT for free.

A real token claim should be verifiable through official channels. Use this short awareness demo to practice checking the red flags that commonly appear in crypto giveaway scams.

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Pressure is a signal

Urgent countdowns, “first 500 only,” and claims that your tokens will expire are common ways to stop you from verifying the source.

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Never share secrets

No legitimate airdrop needs your seed phrase, private key, password, or recovery words. Sharing them gives an attacker control of your wallet.

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Verify before signing

Check the domain, smart-contract address, and transaction details independently. A familiar logo or social post is not proof of identity.

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Quick verification checklist

Go direct: navigate to the official project site yourself instead of using a link from a DM, ad, or comment.
Cross-check channels: compare the announcement across the project’s official website, documentation, and verified social accounts.
Inspect the request: read every wallet prompt. Be suspicious of unlimited approvals or transactions you do not understand.
Use a separate wallet: keep high-value assets away from wallets used for experiments and unfamiliar applications.
Stop on secret requests: seed phrases and private keys should never be entered into an airdrop form or support chat.
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Sui airdrop safety quiz

Answer the questions below. The quiz is for learning only and has no token reward.

1. A website says you must enter your seed phrase to receive an airdrop. What should you do?

2. Which source is the safest starting point for verifying a claim?

3. Why can a wallet signature request be dangerous?

4. What is a common warning sign in a giveaway campaign?

5. What should you do if a link cannot be verified?