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HowTo Claim Airdrop Core. Instant Entry Into The Wallet

 After having a core wallet, the next step is that we need to bind our wallet address with the satoshi application. Follow these steps so you don't get it wrong

1. Copy your core wallet address

2. Open your satoshi application

3. Go to Profile >> Asset >> Core

4. Bind the wallet address by pasting the wallet address that was copied earlier

5. Confirm then you will be asked for an OTP code sent to your email.

6. Enter the OTP code that was sent

7. You will be asked to verify your face

8. Open the metamask browser

9. Make sure you are on the Core Mainnet network

10. Visit coredao.org

11. Choose an airdrop

12. Choose your country

13. Select Wallet Metamask

14. Connect the Metamask wallet

15. Claim Airdrop

16. Congratulations, your airdrop has entered your Metamask wallet

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