👋 Introduction

Welcome back to my Web3 journey!
Today was actually a very interesting day for me. I didn’t do anything too complicated, but I learned some useful tools and also made my setup better.
I’m slowly starting to feel more comfortable in this space.

🎥 Finding New Airdrop Websites

Today, I watched a video on the internet where someone was talking about 3 websites that help find early and ongoing airdrop projects. This caught my attention because: 👉 Finding good airdrops early is very important in Web3 and its very good thing for a beginner like me So I decided to check them out myself.

Those websites are: 1. Airdrop.io 2. AirdropAlert.io 3. DeFiLlama(airdrop page) ( screenshot of website images taken by me )

( screenshot of website images taken by me )

These are some websites which gives all the information about upcoming and early started airdrop projects.

🔍 Doing My Own Research

After watching the video, I searched for those websites and started exploring them. I looked at: * What kind of projects are listed * How early the projects are * What tasks are required At first, it felt a bit confusing, but after spending some time, I started understanding how these platforms work. 👉 I realized that: * Some websites list new projects very early * Some show ongoing airdrops you can still join This was really helpful because now I know where to look instead of randomly searching and to be honest that makes the process of finding good projects very easy for beginners.

🐦 Sharing on X (Twitter)

After learning about these websites, I decided to share it on my X (Twitter) account. I made a post about: 👉 These platforms where people can find airdrops Even though I’m still learning, I’m trying to:

* Share whatever I discover * Help others who are also beginners 👉 This makes me feel more involved in the Web3 community ( screenshot of my X page )

Sharing these types of useful things on X is also helpful for other persons like me and they don’t need to waste their time on scams.

🔐 Setting Up Hive Keychain

One of the most important things I did today was: 👉 I downloaded Hive Keychain on both: * My MacBook (extension) * My iPhone (mobile app)

⚙️ Why This Was Important

Before this, managing things on Hive felt a bit difficult. But after installing Hive Keychain: * Logging in became easier * Transactions became smoother * Everything feels more connected 👉 It’s like having a secure and easy way to interact with Hive (screenshot of hive keychain page)

If you want I will also share the full process of installation and setup of the hive keychain app and extension both. Let me know in the comments if you want to know the process.

💡 What I learned Today

Today I learned two simple but important things: 1. Use the right tools → It saves time and effort 2. Make your setup strong → It makes your journey smoother

🤔 My Honest Experience

I’m still learning step by step. Some things still confuse me, but now: * I know where to find airdrops * I’m more active on X * My Hive setup is better 👉 These small improvements are giving me confidence

🙌 Conclusion

Day 5 was not about doing too many things, but about doing the right things. * Found useful airdrop websites * Shared knowledge * Improved my setup 👉 And I feel like I’m moving forward step by step

💬 Question for You:

Do you use any websites to track airdrops? If yes, which one is your favorite?
Let me know 👇

👉 Follow me to track my Web3 journey (Day 6 coming soon 🚀)

I HOPE THAT MY JOURNEY OF SHARING THESE THINGS WITH YOU WILL ENCOURAGE YOU ALSO.