Drop guide

Drop guide (@drop_guide_official) is a channel dedicated to airdrops, early-stage Web3 projects, and activities that offer the potential for rewards. The main content revolves around ready-made guides, weekly digests, and a selection of projects based on its proprietary DG Score rating system. The channel is connected to the Cryptorun ecosystem and uses its own platform to publish instructions and tasks. The main drawbacks are a noticeable decline in posting activity compared to previous periods and the presence of investment offers with high claimed returns.

Content and Format

Drop guide serves as an aggregator for airdrops and crypto activities, offering users step-by-step instructions on how to participate in testnets, point programs, and reward programs. The content focuses on finding potentially profitable opportunities and getting in early on new projects.

The publications consist mainly of:

• reviews of new projects, including an assessment of their prospects;

• step-by-step guides for earning points and airdrops;

• summaries of new tasks and completed campaigns;

• notifications regarding token minting and registrations;

• Reviews of investment opportunities within the Cryptorun ecosystem.

Virtually every overview includes information about the project’s investment details, the expected benefits of participation, the time commitment, and an internal DG Score assessment. The authors regularly explain why a particular project was included in the review, citing investors, partners, metrics, or the project’s early stage of development.

The presentation style is quite practical. Instead of lengthy analyses, the content focuses on specific actions users can take: sign up, complete tasks, check eligibility for tokens, or participate in a new campaign. A significant portion of the content links to Drop Guide’s own platform, where detailed instructions are available.

Monetization and Business Model

The primary monetization model revolves around its own ecosystem. Virtually all posts direct the audience to the Drop Guide platform, which features guides, project rankings, and additional services.

Another area is paid investment products. A pinned post promotes the “Reward Hunt” service, in which the team takes on tasks related to crypto projects and claims a projected return of 250–350% per cycle. Later, they also promoted investments in Counter-Strike 2 account farms with a promised return of 5–15% per month.

In addition, affiliate links are used to exchanges, external services, and the Cryptorun ecosystem’s own projects, including educational and AI initiatives. Advertising for third-party projects is rare and is primarily related to the same ecosystem.

Reputation, Risks, and Key Features

The channel is associated with the owner of the @cryptorun account and the broader Cryptorun ecosystem, which includes a website, a YouTube channel, a community chat, and additional Telegram projects. This creates a more transparent structure compared to anonymous airdrop channels.

Comments are open. Audience engagement is low, but users’ questions are not left completely unanswered, and the administrators participate in the discussions.

The channel's history shows several name changes: MAR!O🇺🇦, BITHAB, and then Drop guide. The fact that the channel has been renamed is not necessarily a negative sign; however, based on publicly available information, it is impossible to determine with certainty whether the channel's content has changed along with the brand.

No suspicious mass deletions or edits of posts have been detected. An engagement rate of about 5% appears moderate for a channel of this size. However, following a period of rapid audience growth, a sustained decline in subscribers has begun.

Conclusion

Drop guide is a specialized channel for users who actively participate in airdrops and are willing to regularly complete tasks for new crypto projects. The channel stands out for its proprietary platform, well-developed ecosystem, and a wealth of practical guides.