What a snapshot time means in an airdrop
A snapshot is a reading of the chain at one stated moment. Anything that happens afterwards usually does not count.
A snapshot is the moment named in the announcement: eligibility is judged on the on-chain record as it stood at that instant, and transfers or actions taken afterwards are usually not counted.
Key points
The snapshot reads one moment
Buying, moving, or switching wallets after the snapshot usually does not change the eligibility decision. The announcement's own wording decides.
A snapshot is not a distribution
Meeting the snapshot condition only means a possible place on a list. Whether anything is distributed, how much, and when, all depend on the project's later announcement.
Common questions
Where do I read the snapshot time?
Only on the project's or the exchange's own announcement page. A screenshot, a retelling, or a group message is not a rule.
Does this site predict airdrop returns?
No. An airdrop is not guaranteed to be distributed and is not guaranteed to be worth anything. This site predicts no amount and promises to cover no fees.
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Sources：The project's or exchange's own campaign announcement · The rules are whatever the announcement states; this page only explains the term · Checked on 2026-09-17
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