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# Overview

Token taps are service providers that help fungible token projects that build on Cardano and NFT projects that have a native token built into their ecosystem distribute free tokens to eligible users for a nominal fee.

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### Key Takeaways For Creators

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Creators can make use of token taps to:

* **Periodically distribute their tokens** to investors increasing circulation and the promotion thereof
* **Set specific conditions that need to be met for a token drop** to control who is eligible to participate
* **Keep collectors in the loop** on giveaways, whitelisting opportunities, potential scams to watch out for, and more
* **Incentivize token or NFT holders** to further support their project with free drops

### Key Takeaways For Collectors

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Collectors can make use of token taps to:

* **Earn free tokens** by connecting your wallet address and choosing tokens that you’re eligible to receive
* **Invest in up-and-coming tokens** for a small fee in ADA to diversify your portfolio and benefit from potential gains
* **Use tokens to actively participate** in projects with utility in the metaverse and crypto gaming platforms for even more rewards
* **Stake your free tokens** with certain projects to qualify for special NFT drops

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