Airdrop Request
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Generating keys...
Generate your keys
Your first and last names.
Mandatory if you send us your public key by email or ever plan to contact us by email about your airdrop. Must be the same as email address you will use to contact us from. If specified, you must be reachable at this address.
Must be a strong password 15 or more characters long. Better use a password manager or write it on paper that you store privately and securely. Six random words separated by spaces or dashes is recommended.
Generate Keys
Save your keys
Save both your keys archive and the encrypted key you will send to us.
Save KeysA ZIP archive containing your private and public keys together with a revocation certificate. You can use them with a variety of updated OpenPGP software. Must be kept strictly private and stored securely.
Save Encrypted Public KeyYour public key encrypted with our Atomflow Airdrop Key. This is the key that you have to send us to request an airdrop.
Send us your encrypted public key
Send us the encrypted public key as an attachment in one of the ways listed below. Your message must begin with the title Airdrop Request.
- In an email sent from the email address you specified in your key to . (To use PGP email encryption, download and use the Atomflow Airdrop Email Key).
- In a direct chat on SimpleX https://smp19.simplex.im/a#VvNgsLGztciPqYuO9dDn8ng22A6oaw7HlXMXLr0cGdg.
Channel security
[Most Secure]
Using
SimpleX,
only you and us will know that the communication has
occurred. It is the only channel which allows no one else
but you and us to know that you have requested an airdrop.
SimpleX servers know about your IP address unless you use
a VPN or Tor.
Using unencrypted email allows the server to know that you have requested an airdrop. The server knows that the communication has occurred and the content of the emails exchanged.
Note that the airdrop procedure ensures that the keys and airdrop email attachments are encrypted but not the textual body of the email.
Your email service provider associates your IP address with your account unless you use an I2P or Tor email service provider or always interact with your conventional email service provider through a VPN.
Congratulations! You have requested an airdrop.
Keep an eye for your airdrop on the channel on which you sent us your encrypted (email or SimpleX).