What makes you trust a crypto airdrop platform enough to actually use it?

I’m building AirdropBuzz, and one of the biggest challenges I’ve noticed in the airdrop space isn’t finding opportunities — it’s deciding which ones are actually worth your time.

There are hundreds of campaigns, points programs, testnets and “potential airdrops,” but users still have to figure out:

• Is the project credible?

• Is the reward actually confirmed?

• How much time or money does participation require?

• Is connecting a wallet worth the risk?

• Is the opportunity still active?

With AirdropBuzz, we’re trying to make that decision easier by combining airdrop discovery, step-by-step guides, project scoring, news and community discussion in one place.

But I’d love feedback from Product Hunt users:

What information would make you trust an airdrop listing enough to participate?

Would you care most about funding/backers, risk warnings, community reviews, time required, reward confirmation, project score — or something else?

I’m especially interested in what would make you bookmark a platform like this and come back regularly, rather than visit it once and forget about it.