airdrop claim link checker

how the check works

• each campaign's official domains are the claim domains farmhealth's campaign registry has on record for it: the domains its claim links are on, as the project's own channels say, each confirmed by a person. a link is official only when its registered domain (by the public suffix list, as of 2026-10-16) is one of them, or a subdomain of one, and it is written plainly.
• not official: a lookalike of an official domain (another ending, hyphens, a letter or two off, letters from another alphabet that look the same, the official name inside or in front of someone else's domain), and any link written to mislead: a user name before an @, an ip address, a disguised domain.
• a campaign with no claim domain on record (no official source confirmed yet, or only docs on a platform, as hyperliquid's) gets no guess: farmhealth says so, whatever the link, and that is no sign the link is fake, nor that it is safe.
• a platform anyone posts on (x.com, t.me, github.com, raw.githubusercontent.com) or a link shortener (t.co, bit.ly) is never an official domain, even as an official source: links there say nothing of who posted them, or of where they lead.

advisory only: the check reads a link's text and compares it with what farmhealth has on record. it never opens the link, so it says nothing of the page itself: an official domain can still serve a hacked page, and a domain not on record may be the project's own. claim only from the project's own channels, and never approve a token or share a seed phrase to claim.