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# Active Airdrops

#### **What is an airdrop?**

An airdrop is a marketing strategy often used in the cryptocurrency and blockchain space. It involves the distribution of free tokens or cryptocurrencies to a specific group of people or to the holders of a particular cryptocurrency. Airdrops are typically conducted by blockchain projects or companies to promote their tokens, raise awareness, and encourage user engagement. 

Recipients of airdropped tokens may be required to complete certain tasks or meet specific criteria, such as holding a minimum amount of a particular cryptocurrency or participating in the project's community. 

Airdrops are a way to distribute tokens widely and fairly among potential users and investors.

Below is a list of currently active promotions:

{% hint style="info" %}
"$4,000 Help us grow!" campaign over on [Zealy](https://zealy.io/c/baas/invite/Q_RehCdQ0vQHd1DjeFLqv)
{% endhint %}


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