Points are a scoring model for completing tasks. These points may be converted into tokens if the project decides to launch its token and conduct an airdrop.

You can adjust the filters to sort airdrops by various parameters such as activity status, reward type, amount of funds raised, and Twitter score. This will help you quickly find the most relevant opportunities.

A snapshot is a capture of blockchain data at a specific block height, recording the current state of all accounts in the network at that particular moment. Snapshots are often used to determine which users qualify for airdrops or other rewards based on the project's specified criteria.

TwitterScore is a metric that measures the influence and activity level of a user or project on social network X (Twitter). A high TwitterScore indicates substantial influence and authority within the crypto community.

Airdrop statuses can change depending on the stage of the project: Potential: Activity with a potential reward, but without official confirmation from the project. Confirmed: The project has officially confirmed the airdrop. Snapshot: A snapshot of the blockchain state has been taken at a specific block height, meaning further participation in the airdrop is likely no longer relevant. Verification: At this stage, you can check if your wallet meets the criteria and is eligible for airdrop. Reward Available: The airdrop is ready for distribution, and you can check on the project’s website to see if you’ve received your reward. Distributed: The airdrops has been distributed to participants.

You can add activities to your Watchlist, where you can easily manage them. In the Watchlist, you can set color-coded flags and add comments to each activity, helping you better organize and monitor your participation.