RISEx
Points Program
Eligibility: Open to new participants
Pool: 200,000 points per week (announced)
Deadline: Not verified
Crypto Airdrops: Eligibility, Deadlines & Guides
Find airdrop campaigns and understand what participation actually involves. Check eligibility, deadlines, costs and official announcements before spending time or connecting a wallet.
Separate opportunities for new participants from claims reserved for existing users.
Airdrop campaigns
9 matching published campaigns
An official announcement does not guarantee eligibility, rewards or project safety.
View Details: RISEx
Ink
Airdrop Announced · Claim Window Unverified
Eligibility: Eligible verified Kraken clients and ecosystem participants; final criteria not verified
Individual reward: Allocation not verified
Deadline: Not verified
Nous Research
Potential Airdrop · Rewards Unconfirmed
Eligibility: No verified airdrop-specific criteria
Individual reward: Not announced in reviewed sources
Deadline: Not verified
TxFlow Season 1
Points Program
Eligibility: Token Airdrop Unconfirmed
Individual reward: Variable points
Deadline: Not verified
Catalyst
Waitlist · Airdrop Unconfirmed
Eligibility: Subject to official terms and access conditions
Individual reward: Unconfirmed
Deadline: Not verified
XStable
Points activation pending verification
Eligibility: Subject to applicable laws and platform restrictions
Individual reward: Allocation unconfirmed
Deadline: Not verified
UXLINK Season 9
Upcoming
Eligibility: Restrictions apply; eligibility set by UXLINK
Individual reward: Allocation unconfirmed
Claim portal scheduled: 18 Oct 2026
Arcus Points Season 1
Points Program
Eligibility: Token airdrop unconfirmed
Individual reward: Points (no guaranteed token or cash value)
Deadline: Not verified
World WLD — Existing-Cycle Claims
Existing-cycle claims
Eligibility: Existing eligible users only
Individual reward: Account-specific WLD
Deadline: Account-specific
What is a crypto airdrop?
A crypto airdrop distributes tokens to users who meet a project’s conditions. Eligibility might depend on earlier activity, a wallet snapshot, account holdings or participation during a defined campaign.
Some distributions happen automatically. Others require eligible users to claim before a deadline. An open claim page does not necessarily mean that someone joining today can qualify.
Start by understanding the campaign’s rules rather than its advertised reward pool. If the terminology is unfamiliar, our crypto glossary explains common blockchain concepts.
Different campaigns require different decisions
Rewards for past activity
Eligibility may depend on a snapshot or actions completed before an announcement. Using the project now may not change your allocation. Check the qualifying period first.
Open participation campaigns
A project may accept tasks or activity during a published window. Review the selection rules: completing a task can qualify you for consideration without guaranteeing a reward.
Holder and account rewards
Some programs require qualifying token balances or eligible platform accounts. Consider the holding requirement, platform restrictions and costs before treating the distribution as free.
Points and testnet programs
Points, badges and testnet activity are not promises of valuable tokens. Only describe a token reward as confirmed when the project explicitly announces it.
A practical airdrop checklist
Find the official announcement.
Start from the project’s established website. Follow its own links to campaign rules and participation pages.
Read the eligibility conditions.
Check the snapshot, qualifying actions, account requirements and regional restrictions. Global coverage does not mean every campaign is available worldwide.
Separate the deadlines.
Registration, qualifying activity and claiming can close on different dates. Check the stated timezone rather than assuming a countdown uses your local time.
Understand the reward.
A total campaign pool is not a personal allocation. Selection rules, participant numbers and distribution formulas may affect what an eligible user receives.
Identify the costs.
Review transaction fees, trading requirements and capital commitments. Avoid spending more than you can justify on an uncertain outcome.
Record what is unknown.
Missing dates, unclear eligibility and unannounced token amounts should remain unknown. Check for updates instead of relying on guesses.
Use the required wallet or account
Some campaigns use self-custody wallets; others distribute through an exchange account. Check the official requirements before choosing a setup.
Explore our crypto wallet directory to research network support and wallet features.
Read what you are signing
A familiar logo or an official-looking page is not enough. Check the destination domain and understand each signature or transaction request. Never provide a recovery phrase or private key.
Our hardware wallet directory can help you research storage options. A hardware wallet does not make a malicious approval safe. Disconnecting a site also does not automatically revoke token approvals.
How to read a Bitnxt listing
Each published campaign should link to the official information used for its summary and show when that source was checked. Read the eligibility qualifier alongside the status badge.
‘Claim open’ describes a stage of the campaign, not a promise that your wallet qualifies. ‘Not announced’ means the reviewed source has not supplied that information.
Campaign rules can change. Revisit the official announcement before acting, and follow our crypto news coverage for broader project developments.
Questions about airdrop participation
If a campaign only counts activity before a completed snapshot, later activity may not qualify. Some campaigns have multiple rounds, so check the rules for the specific round.
No. A campaign may use a lottery, allocation limits or additional eligibility checks. Read how recipients are selected.
No. It may represent the total amount distributed across all eligible participants. Individual allocations can differ or remain unannounced.
Some campaigns involve legitimate network costs or qualifying holdings. A request to transfer funds to an unfamiliar address to unlock a prize is a warning sign. Check the official process and distinguish transaction costs from payment demands.
No. Points may have no transferable or monetary value. Do not assume they will convert into tokens unless the project confirms the terms.
Eligibility may depend on past activity, location, account verification or other restrictions. Campaign status and personal eligibility are different.
Read the official rules for expiry and unclaimed allocations. Bitnxt should move ended campaigns out of active results while preserving useful historical information.
