About Airdroplet

We rank attention, not promises

Crypto airdrop lists often treat every project as equally exciting. Airdroplet does the opposite. We publish a visible score and tier, then show the evidence behind that opinion: project quality, opportunity signals, expected upside, effort, funding, and risk.

A listing does not mean an airdrop is confirmed. It means the project has enough signal to document, compare, or archive. Each guide includes a research date so you can tell current work from historical context.

Editorial responsibility

Published research is attributed to Airdroplet Research, not to an invented individual reviewer. The method, source receipts, checked dates, uncertainty labels, and correction history are part of the byline. Where a consequential claim changes, the project record should preserve a dated correction rather than silently presenting the new state as if it had always been known.

Some outbound project links may be marked as referral links. That label is disclosure, not an endorsement, and does not raise a score, confidence level, or recommendation. Read the methodology and corrections policy before treating an editorial judgment as a decision aid.

Why the site is static

The public site is generated as plain HTML from checked-in content files. That makes pages fast at the edge, keeps search URLs stable, and lets every content change be reviewed in version control. Automated research agents can update the files daily and trigger a clean rebuild without giving the website a production database connection.