Points and airdrops on Robinhood Chain: what they are and how to avoid airdrop scams

How points programs and airdrops work on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663), why no points program guarantees a token, and how to spot the fake airdrops and claim pages that drain wallets.

An airdrop is a distribution of tokens to wallets, usually to reward early users. A points program tracks activity, such as trades, swaps or referrals, in a score kept off chain. Many projects run points before they have a token. Some later turn points into an airdrop; many never do. Here is how to read them on Robinhood Chain.

Points are not tokens

• Points live in a project's database. They are not in your wallet and cannot be sold.
• A project can change how points are earned, or what they are for, at any time.
• No points program guarantees a token, an airdrop or a value. Read the project's own terms.

Trnch Points

On Trnch, every trade, swap and bridge earns Trnch Points. Trnch has no token, and Trnch Points are not a promise of a token or an airdrop. They count your activity on Trnch, nothing more.

How airdrop scams work

• Fake claim pages: a site copies a project's look and asks you to connect and sign. The signature gives it your tokens.
• Unknown tokens in your wallet: a token you never bought appears, with a link to claim it. Do not open it, do not try to sell it.
• Messages from support: nobody legitimate asks for your recovery phrase to claim an airdrop.
• Approvals: a claim that asks for an unlimited approval on your tokens is a drain, not a gift.

Protect your wallet

Only follow claim links from a project's official site and accounts, read every signature your wallet shows, and revoke approvals you no longer need with Revoke in Trnch Tools. Keep long-term funds in a wallet you never connect to claim pages.