Crypto Airdrops: Verified Claims & Honest Labels

Every entry here has an independently verified official link — we cross-check claim domains before publishing and strip the referral codes that aggregators sneak into "official" URLs. Anything that requires deposits, trading capital, or KYC is labeled Not free; points programs with no confirmed token are labeled Speculative.

Live — claim now

Open claim windows. Check eligibility and act before the deadline.

Points & farming — speculative

Free-to-join programs that may lead to a drop. No guarantees, clearly labeled.

Ended

Closed windows, kept for reference.

Promoted as airdrops — actually traps

Widely advertised 'airdrops' that are casinos, presale lotteries, or deposit schemes. We name the pattern so you recognize the next one.

SolPump — 'Earn Free SOL Every Hour'

Casino dressed as an airdrop

Advertised in banner slots on airdrop aggregators. The 'hourly airdrop' requires wagering at least 0.001 SOL every hour — it's a crash-game casino funnel aimed at people searching for free crypto. Earning should never require betting.

Minotaurus — '$100,000 USDT giveaway'

Presale lottery

A paid sponsored listing where 'entering the giveaway' means buying at least $50 of presale tokens, with more tickets the more you spend and a draw date of 'TBA'. Presale-plus-raffle is a classic rug structure.

Exchange 'prediction' campaigns labeled as airdrops

KYC + deposit bait

Some aggregators rank exchange betting campaigns among the 'hottest airdrops'. They require full KYC and deposits, and the 'reward' is just the settlement of bets you can lose. Not an airdrop by any definition.

Zoth zOPAL points

Deposit farming on a previously-hacked protocol

Requires depositing USDC/USDT into a vault for an unconfirmed token — on a protocol that was exploited for roughly $8.4M in March 2025. We won't list deposit-to-farm programs, and certainly not this one.

The deposit-to-'earn airdrop' cluster

If step 1 is 'deposit stablecoins', it's an investment, not an airdrop

A rotating cast of pre-deposit campaigns (real teams included) market vault deposits as 'airdrops'. Whatever the team quality, they carry smart-contract and peg risk and are not free. Our blanket rule: we don't list anything whose first step is depositing money.

Why we don't list Telegram tap-to-earn right now

We checked the current crop of Telegram mini-app "airdrops": the flagship campaigns have ended, at least one demands KYC, and the rest show no evidence of actual on-chain distribution. Until a tap-to-earn program demonstrably pays out on-chain, we'd rather list nothing than waste your tapping time. This section will update if that changes.

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