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# Airdrops

**TLDR of Airdrop:**

1. Deposit your USDT to farm the airdrop. Choose "boost" or "classic", please keep in mind "boost" option will expose you to the DAO token.
2. Once the airdrop period ends, get 100% of your deposit back. (If you choose "boost" you will get DAO back)
3. Once project will have its TGE you will be able to claim your free tokens!

**Airdrops use the same system as public offering uses.** 

Users can come in and deposit USDT or choose a "Boost" option which will swap their USDT deposit to DAO and increase their airdrop allocation. 

The difference is that once the airdrop is finished you will get 100% of your contribution back.

If you participated with USDT you will get it back after the airdrop ends automatically to your wallet, if you choose the "boost" option you have to claim your DAO back on the contribution page after the airdrop ends.

Please keep in mind that if you choose the "boost" option it will swap your USDT deposit to DAO and hence expose you to the DAO token. With the "boost" option you will also get back DAO after the airdrop ends. Please keep that in mind. 

This way we avoid bots participating in the airdrops. 

**To get more airdrop you should deposit more USDT to show your commitment.** 

**The calculation system is the same as in Public Offering.**

[Read more here](/dao-maker/everything-you-need-to-know/public-offering-system.md)

KYC is necessary to claim your airdrop however not to participate in the airdrop.


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