Layer one blockchains are among the most reliable opportunities for drop hunting because each blockchain requires a native coin for its network. Consequently, the chances of receiving rewards for early participation are significantly higher than in other types of projects. Let's explore some of the most intriguing projects in this space.

Airdrops have been increasingly frustrating lately. Not only are professional sybils with hundreds and thousands of wallets dominating, but airdrop farming is turning more and more into an endless milking of users by projects. What is the future of airdrops, and how do you get ready for it? Let's find out.

Recently we released a new product dedicated to airdrops, Drop Hunting, and in this article we want to familiarize you with its functionality. This tool is now available to every CryptoRank user. With it, airdrop hunting will become more advanced, efficient and simple.

Drophunting is now the leading trend in cryptocurrency. Similar to ICOs from previous cycles, FOMO-inducing airdrops are primarily driving liquidity for projects and attracting new users to the crypto space. This trend has led to an increase in sibyl numbers, with users creating multiple wallets to exploit the system and gain additional airdrop benefits. Let's break down how projects plan to deal with sybils and how to stay out of the crush.

Blockchains have long served as conduits for distributing significant airdrops to their communities, sparking fervent anticipation and high expectations, particularly for prominent chains backed by notable investors and boasting substantial funding. In our analysis, we've spotlighted twelve blockchains expected to distribute airdrops, with some already confirming the distribution while others remain opaque about their plans.

RWA is one of the top narratives this cycle. It is positioned to become a $1 trillion industry. The best way to get you pice of cake is to be early. Don’t miss these amazing opportunity!

If you've been in cryptocurrencies for more than a day, you've probably heard about airdrops. Moreover, it's likely that you've come to crypto for airdrops. Airdrops can be divided into three categories: for using the blockchain or dApp (testnet or mainnet), for earning points, and for staking tokens. This article focuses on the staking, specifically on what to stake, why, and how much.

The airdrop season is picking up momentum: quite a number of projects have already hit the market, enriching active users along the way. But the vast majority are only gearing up to do so.

The market is known to be generally more fond of fresh tokens than dino tokens from previous cycles. But getting into them is difficult, and often you find yourself left behind each time a new gem refreshes all-time highs (ATH) over and over again. Let's break down how to find gems early to get allocations and avoid feeling FOMO.

DePIN (decentralized physical infrastructure network) is a rapidly evolving narrative, with the aim of creating a decentralized infrastructure for the physical world through blockchain and token rewards.