AirCoin Eligibility: What It Is and How to Check It
When dealing with AirCoin eligibility, the set of rules that decide who can receive a specific token drop. Also known as airdrop eligibility, it acts like a gatekeeper for free token distributions and helps projects reward active community members without giving coins to bots or fraudsters. Understanding this gatekeeper is the first step before you click any “claim now” button.
How AirCoin eligibility ties into airdrops
The next piece of the puzzle is the airdrop, a promotional token distribution where projects hand out free coins to selected wallets. An airdrop usually follows a clear roadmap: announce the program, set a snapshot date, list required actions, then open a claim window. For example, the Biswap (BSW) airdrop asked users to provide liquidity on its farm before a certain block height. In that case, the airdrop’s own criteria became the benchmark for AirCoin eligibility. In short, AirCoin eligibility encompasses the airdrop’s rules, and you can’t satisfy one without meeting the other.
The third key element is eligibility criteria, the specific actions or holdings a user must have at the snapshot moment. Common criteria include owning a minimum amount of the project’s token, staking on a particular platform, completing KYC, or interacting with a dApp. Values differ per project: some require a 0.1 ETH balance, others need you to have voted on a governance proposal. By checking the eligibility criteria, you instantly know whether your wallet passes the AirCoin eligibility test or not.
Why does this matter? Because scammers love to disguise fake “airdrop” pages as legitimate claims. The EtherMuim scam, for instance, pretended to be a brand‑new exchange and promised an instant AirCoin eligibility check that never existed. By cross‑referencing the official eligibility criteria published on a project’s blog or verified social channel, you can spot mismatches—like wrong snapshot dates, impossible token amounts, or URLs that aren’t on the official whitelist. In practice, if a site asks for your private key or a payment to “unlock” eligibility, it’s a red flag.
Now that you know what AirCoin eligibility is, how it’s linked to airdrops, and which eligibility criteria to look for, you’re ready to dig into the content below. The posts in this collection walk you through real‑world examples—from legitimate Biswap farms to the pitfalls of fake EtherMuim claims—so you can assess any token distribution with confidence and avoid costly mistakes.
