DAWN Airdrop

DAWN

TBD

12/09/2025 7:47 pm

Open

Edgen Airdrop

Edgen

31/08/2025

28/08/2025 4:12 pm

Open

PrismaX Airdrop

PrismaX

TBD

24/08/2025 7:52 pm

Open

SoSoValue Airdrop

SoSoValue

31/01/2026

28/08/2025 2:43 pm

Open

Theoriq AI

Theoriq AI

TBD

27/08/2025 4:36 pm

Open

Xenea Wallet Airdrop

Xenea Wallet

31/12/2025

02/09/2025 3:40 am

Open

Chakra Labs

TBD

21/08/2025 12:00 am

Open

What Is A Crypto Airdrop?

A crypto airdrop is a distribution of tokens to user’s wallet addresses to promote awareness or adoption of a blockchain project.

What Are The Common Types Of Airdrops?

They include retroactive based airdrops, holder airdrops (to existing token holders), bounty/task-based airdrops, exclusive rewards for early or active users, and raffle-based distributions.

Standard/Retroactive Airdrops

Receive tokens by completing tasks like sign-ups, testnet’s, trades, staking, providing liquidity or users who’ve engaged with a project before a snapshot.

Bounty Airdrops

Earn tokens by completing promotional tasks like joining communities, sharing on social media, or referring friends, or any other engagement tasks.

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Holder Airdrops

Tokens or NFTs are automatically sent based on holdings at a snapshot date, rewarding users who held or staked prior to the distribution.

How Do I Participate In An Airdrop Listed On This Site?

While you don’t need to pay directly for the tokens, many airdrops involve indirect costs:

Gas fees: Most networks require you to pay gas fees to claim tokens these can range from nominal to substantial depending on congestion (even between $5–$50 on Ethereum).

Token holding or staking: Some airdrops require eligibility based on holding or staking specific tokens, or completing trades or smart contract actions. For example, points systems are becoming more prevalent, requiring users to earn eligibility through tasks or transactions.

Truly free airdrops do exist (e.g., sign-up only, task based) but always check eligibility criteria carefully.

Do I Need A Crypto Wallet?

Yes. A wallet address is necessary to receive tokens. Make sure it’s compatible with the chain hosting the airdrop.

Are The Airdrops Free?

While you don’t pay to receive the actual tokens, some airdrops require you to pay gas fees to claim them, especially on networks like Ethereum. Others may expect you to hold, stake or complete transactions, or swap a specific token to qualify. But yes, some airdrops are entirely free to participate and claim, such as a simple signup would make you eligible for an airdrop. Always review project details and factor in these costs before participating.

How Can I List My Airdrop Project?

Submit your project via our listing form include project name, logo, website, chain, referral link, how to participate, and other guidelines. Ensure your submission is truthful and legally permissible.

What Are The Listing Criteria?

We verify details like legitimacy and completeness. We reserve the right to edit or remove submissions, airdrop projects that are active or inactive on the website that don’t meet standards.

Are All Airdrops Safe And Trustworthy?

Unfortunately, no. Some are scams or low-value tokens. Always research projects, avoid sharing private keys, and participate using a separate wallet called Burner Wallet.

What Should I Do If I Receive An Unexpected Airdrop?

Don’t interact with it immediately. Research the project’s legitimacy before engaging.

Do I Need To Pay Taxes On Received Airdrops?

In many countries (including the U.S.), airdropped tokens are considered taxable income at their fair market value when received. Consult a tax professional.

Are Hard-forks And Airdrops The Same Thing?

No. Hard forks split a blockchain and may result in new tokens automatically issued. Airdrops, in contrast, are promotional distributions.