So many airdrops, how do you know which is safe?

A lot of these airdrops are based around history and volume, you could be connecting your wallet to something malicious.

I claim these right away and go through this process to make claiming airdrops a lot more safe.

A thread: For instance, the $gas airdrop:
gasdao.org

Some people have gone through and said this is fine, but there is no way to know for sure.

Personally, I have 10+ wallets that have decent claims for a lot of these as well.

Step 1: Connecting one wallet to the site

Week 1 - Crypto Project breakdown in 15 tweets or less

Feature: @Aleph__Zero | $AZERO

Value Proposition: Aleph Zero is a L1 DAG protocol set on solving existing, real-world challenges currently being faced by enterprises through security, scalability, cost, speed, & privacy. The Team (Main bios pic attached)

Others: A few Ph.Ds, advisors with years of experience in the blockchain space, and business experience at IBM, ABB, Stellar, Codewise, Capgemini, ING Bank, Admind Agency, TIBCO Software, and Riverbed Technology.

Why the crypto market is red & scary
[A thread, with Hopium]

$BTC options expire quarterly.

Options trading, in a very simple sense, are positions where an individual can buy or sell an asset at a set price on or before a specific date.

So how does this effect the market? Call options: a buy contract
Put options: a sell contract

There is currently $6B in options set to expire on Friday.
Max pain theory suggests we will head towards the max pain point as we get closer to the option contracts expiration.

More info: coindesk.com/bitcoin-trader…