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Airdrop restricted countries
Venues publish who they will not take. Almost none of them dates that page. We open it, record the named countries, and stamp the reading. “Not on the list” is a dated absence of a ban, not permission. KYC can still dump you.
How a reading is made
- Open the venue's own restricted-country document — not a tracker.
- Record the named ISO countries. Subdivisions stay scoped; they are not widened to the whole country.
- Stamp the date. A reskin that does not move the country set is not a change.
- The click still goes except CU, IR, KP and SY. The list is still theirs.
Readings live here
What this is not
- Not a map of the best countries to farm from.
- Not a VPN tutorial. A proxy changes what a site sees, not what a venue permits.
- Not a catalogue of every airdrop.
Questions
What are airdrop restricted countries?
The countries a venue names on its own restricted-country page. We read that page and date the reading. The country of the click is checked at the edge.
If my country is missing, can I farm?
It means their page did not name it on the date we read it. That is not permission. The venue decides, usually at KYC.
Do you list every airdrop?
No. A country page exists only for a venue we have actually read.
Can a proxy change their list?
No. It may change what a website sees. It does not rewrite the venue's terms. We do not write a step-by-step around anyone's rules.
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