Airdrop

An Airdrop is a distribution of free tokens to a community, typically used as a marketing tool or a reward for early protocol adopters and testers. In 2026, the "points-to-airdrop" model has matured into merit-based incentive programs that utilize Sybil-resistance and Proof-of-Humanity to filter out bots. Airdrops remain a primary method for decentralized governance (DAO) bootstrapping. Follow this tag for the latest on retroactive rewards, eligibility criteria, and how to participate in the most anticipated token distributions in the ecosystem.

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Created: 2026/02/02 18:52
Updated: 2026/02/02 18:52
Haiku Airdrop 2025: Earn HKU Tokens Using Karma Points

Haiku Airdrop 2025: Earn HKU Tokens Using Karma Points

Haiku, a DeFi platform that allows multi-step trading across blockchains, has started a Karma-based airdrop to give HKU tokens to active users. The campaign focuses on real activity, rewarding users who trade regularly, join the community, and refer others. It aims to encourage long-term use of Haiku’s platform while giving measurable rewards. Task Description The […] The post Haiku Airdrop 2025: Earn HKU Tokens Using Karma Points appeared first on CoinChapter.

Author: Coinstats
SoFi Integrates Bitcoin Lightning for $740B Remittance Market

SoFi Integrates Bitcoin Lightning for $740B Remittance Market

SoFi Technologies is set to become the first US bank to integrate the Bitcoin Lightning Network and Universal Money Address (UMA), in a move aimed at tackling the $740B global remittance market.

Author: Brave Newcoin
Immutable Airdrop: Earn Up to $50 Million in IMX Token Rewards

Immutable Airdrop: Earn Up to $50 Million in IMX Token Rewards

Immutable has launched one of the largest Immutable airdrop campaigns, offering players the chance to earn up to $50 million in $IMX tokens. The post Immutable Airdrop: Earn Up to $50 Million in IMX Token Rewards appeared first on CoinChapter.

Author: Coinstats
SEC Chair Paul Atkins Unveils Plans for President’s Digital Assets Group

SEC Chair Paul Atkins Unveils Plans for President’s Digital Assets Group

The United States just sent a big signal to the crypto world. SEC Chair Paul Atkins has announced the launch of the President’s Digital Assets Group. The goal is to move away from the old ‘regulation by enforcement’ approach and set clear, workable rules for digital assets. Atkins made the announcement at the Wyoming Blockchain […]

Author: Bitcoinist
Pump Fun reclaims Solana memecoin launchpad dominance with 62% revenue share over two weeks

Pump Fun reclaims Solana memecoin launchpad dominance with 62% revenue share over two weeks

The post Pump Fun reclaims Solana memecoin launchpad dominance with 62% revenue share over two weeks appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Pump.fun has regained its status as the largest memecoin launchpad on Solana over the past two weeks. The dominance is evident in both revenue generation and trading volume. According to data from Blockworks, Pump.fun dominated 62% of all revenue generated from Aug. 4 to Aug. 17, which amounts to nearly $16.7 million. Regarding trading volume, Pump.fun reached approximately $1.4 billion in the same period, representing 55.6% of all trading volume from memecoin launchpads from Solana. The growth in both metrics comes from increasing token creation, with 293,192 tokens created using Pump.fun’s infrastructure in two weeks. This is equivalent to 66% of all tokens created in the period. Losing dominance Pump.fun started losing ground to Bonk.fun in early July. The movement was attributed to Bonk.fun’s buyback program related to BONK, where 50% of Bonk.fun fees were directed to buy and burn the token. An additional 8% of the fees were used to buy and hold BONK on reserves. The model attracted users to interact with the platform, resulting in nearly 606,000 tokens created from July 1 to Aug. 3. During the same period, Pump.fun saw 379,253 tokens launched. Furthermore, the number of tokens created on Bonk.fun that surpassed $1 million in market cap grew 130%, while Pump.fun’s slid by 7.5%. The activity and tokens success prompted Bonk.fun to capture 54% of the fees generated from July 1 to Aug. 3, while Pump.fun got 24.4% of the revenue from Solana memecoin launchpads. Bonk.fun’s numbers even influenced BONK, which jumped up to 134% in July. Meanwhile, Pump.fun’s PUMP token collapsed from a fully diluted value of $4 billion to $2.4 billion in the same month. Getting the crown back The reversion started on Aug. 6, amid Pump.fun’s token buyback plan becoming more aggressive. Since Aug. 7, the launchpad has never bought less than…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
What I’d Buy If I Could Only Invest $1,000 in Crypto

What I’d Buy If I Could Only Invest $1,000 in Crypto

If I had only $1,000 to invest in crypto, I’d go DeFi. Learn how stablecoins, liquidity pools, and yield tokens offer safer, passive income potential.

Author: Hackernoon
Is the $500 crypto phone worth it?

Is the $500 crypto phone worth it?

The post Is the $500 crypto phone worth it? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. It’s been two weeks since the worldwide launch of the Solana Seeker, the successor to the Solana Saga. About 150,000 people have begun receiving their phones in the mail, and their reviews are trickling in. As a general phone, the Seeker fails to turn heads. It’s measurably slower, and most reviewers say the camera is a far cry from flagship devices like the Samsung S25 Ultra or the iPhone 16 Pro. The Solana Seeker features a gray matte backing that feels premium in the hands. (Cointelegraph) As a crypto phone, the jury’s still out. The Seeker is arguably miles ahead of anything else due to its “Seed Vault,” which allows users to securely store their Solana assets. But there are only a few apps that support this, and the juicy airdrops that turned the Solana Saga into an overnight success are noticeably lacking for the Seeker. This could change next month, though. So, is the Solana Seeker a good phone? Is it a good crypto phone? Over the past week, I’ve gathered online reviews and reactions to the Solana Seeker while conducting my own tests to answer that question. Solana Seeker review: How does it perform as a phone? Let’s be honest, the Seeker is unlikely to blow the socks off tech reviewers like Marques Brownlee, who called the Solana Saga the “bust of the year” in 2023.  At the time, Brownlee slammed the phone’s subpar camera, buggy software, inconsistent fingerprint scanner and jaunty price tag.  “This becomes the perfect embodiment of crypto in 2023, at best, ahead of its time. At worst, completely useless to most everyday people and gives whatever else is going to follow it an even harder uphill battle,” he said at the time. Two years later, we have the Solana Seeker in our hands. There…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Monad Launches Cards for Crypto Twitter, Sparks Airdrop Speculation

Monad Launches Cards for Crypto Twitter, Sparks Airdrop Speculation

Detail: https://coincu.com/airdrop/monad-cards-crypto-twitter-airdrop/

Author: Coinstats
Mitosis Foundation announces $MITO Genesis airdrop details, registration now open

Mitosis Foundation announces $MITO Genesis airdrop details, registration now open

PANews reported on August 20th that the Mitosis Foundation, a modular liquidity protocol, announced that registration for the $MITO Genesis airdrop will open at 00:00 UTC on August 20th and

Author: PANews
Paul Atkins says the SEC will launch the President’s Digital Assets Group soon

Paul Atkins says the SEC will launch the President’s Digital Assets Group soon

Paul Atkins says the SEC will launch the President’s Digital Assets Group soon.

Author: Cryptopolitan