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Upcoming crypto airdrops, bounties, whitelists, nft promos - Crypto Airdrops

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Welcome to the list of upcoming crypto airdrops, bounties and exchange promos with the update note for January 2023.

At the moment, the three exchanges that offer regular trading competitions are Phemex, Bitforex and Bitmart. The exchanges CEX.io and LATOKEN run Gleam airdrop events almost every week.

We’re now listing NFT airdrops separately

There is no more bounty feed anymore - sorry bounty hunters. You are still free to follow the work of the time-tested bounty managers on crypto message boards, but there is very little interest in bounties right now.

On the other hand, as the crypto markets continue to bleed, the 2023 trend of NFT giveaways really comes to light.

This newfound craze is driven by the fact that NFTs are incredibly cheap or free to produce, and thus provide great value for those looking to increase engagement with their products, or just to collect a bunch of email addresses via Gleam.

So, this comes handy for companies looking to generate buzz and awareness around their products. By launching NFT promos, they are able to leverage the attractiveness of NFTs on the cheap.

Remember the risks though, NFTs are the type of crypto that generally speaking is backed by even less than the proof-of-work cryptocurrencies, which have some form of backing in the real energy that mines them.

But as the NFT industry is now also trying to distance itself from the world of cryptocurrencies, much like the fintech blockchain tech companies did about five years ago, it might be good to keep paying attention.

The NFT industry is looking to create its own identity in the market and make sure its products are not seen as just another form of cryptocurrency.

With NFTs being relatively inexpensive to produce and offering great potential for engagement, it’s no wonder that more and more companies are turning to NFT giveaways as an effective promotional tool.

You can find the list ordered by date here, but newly added NFT airdrops will be listed in the last 24 hours list together with token airdrops.

While the system of NFT as an achievement key to receive future airdrops is pretty good and censorship-resistant, it also naturally makes it the prime avenue for scammers.

In the past weeks, we have seen an increasing number of airdrops that claim to pay tokens only to addresses that hold an NFT key that however needs to be purchased. One of such listings is still up on Opensea.

This is the same scam as the good old “send 0.1 ETH to receive giveaway” that was everywhere on Twiiter at one point. There will be no airdrop, the address will just pocket the payment for the NFT key and vanish.

Airdrops are a promotional tool, do not ever pay any money to participate - not even for an NFT key.

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The lists below are updated daily. Come back every evening and check the updates!

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On this Crypto Airdrops Page:
  1. Upcoming Airdrops: Airdrop checker for crypto airdrops that are ongoing or upcoming for the days to come.
  2. Free NFTs: NFT giveaway campaigns that are currently live.
  3. Long-running crypto bounties, airdrops and opportunities: Crypto airdrops and bonuses that run periodically or for at least a few months.
  4. Ending soon airdrops: List of airdrops ending today and tomorrow, refreshed daily.
  5. Airdrops FAQ: How to stay safe when participating in an airdrop or bounty, and what are the differences between airdrops, bounties, forks and contests.
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There's no way around it - if someone wants to give you free crypto tokens, you'd be silly not to take them. It's an opportunity that costs you either nothing or couple minutes of posting on social media, so why not.

Keeping this crypto airdrops page in the spirit of early opportunities and hidden gems, we sometimes include new mining, masternode or staking events.

You will always get the best chances of making money in newly launched cryptocurrencies, newly opened markets and in trading competitions at new exchanges, but please - be mindful of your privacy and security risks.

There is a quick Airdrops FAQ at the bottom of the page too.

If you want to look back and verify what airdrops took place in 2024, then head over to the Inactive Airdrops List

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In case you are new to crypto airdrops, or indeed to crypto as whole, let's first explain what are airdrops, bounties and giveaways in crypto.

Crypto airdrop meaning

The meaning of crypto airdrop is fairly straightforward. It is a process where the owner of an alt coin distributes small amounts of that cryptocurrency to its community free of charge, or as part of a marketing campaign. The latter is sometimes called a crypto bounty, because you need to perform some actions such as retweeting or commenting to get the cryptocurrency.

Most upcoming crypto airdrops are announced on the projects' social media. That's how the original audience of the project gets the best opportunity to collect the airdrop or bounty, or indeed to get on the bounty whitelist at all.

Sites like AltcoinTrading.NET with its airdrop alerts are here for the rest of the people - those who want to get an airdrop but do not have the time to skim social media for new airdrop opportunities.

Browse through the archive of expired airdrops to see what kind of airdrops you can get on this website.

Airdrops are also used by new projects to bootstrap their coin’s value and utility by seeding it into the wallets of people who have or might have interest in the project. That's why some crypto airdrops are delivered to the holders of a different token or cryptocurrency.

Crypto airdrops to holders

The whole crypto airdrop industry started in this way: The first ever airdropped cryptos were Byteball and Stellar Lumens, both of which were airdropped to Bitcoin holders.

The airdrop reward was proportional to the amount of Bitcoins held by each address at the time of snapshot and even back then, larger crypto exchanges like Kraken and Bitfinex participated and distributed the token drop to their users' exchange wallets.

Blockchain snapshot is a concept unique to crypto airdrops and crypto forks, but you will only get to see it quite rarely these days. It only makes sense to do a snapshot if the campaign is an airdrop to the holders of an existing cryptocurrency, but in reality bounty work rewarded in alt crypto tokens became far more popular.

Crypto bounty campaigns

The rise of bounty airdrops makes all the sense because it leads to potentially far bigger profit for the owner of the new cryptocurrency.

  • In an airdrop to crypto holders, the owners of the airdropped coin simply give away their coin to people who may or may not be interested in ever using it. There is no guarantee the new project will receive any attention in return for sending people free tokens.
  • In crypto bounty work, people who wish to receive the token reward need to provide social media engagement for the airdropped crypto, or to create web content and publish it on blogs and Youtube. The bounty work is typically recorded in public Google spreadsheets and checked by paid staff - so called "bounty managers", typically users of online message boards who have excellent reputation in the community.

Running a crypto bounty promo instead of a simple airdrop is a good guarantee for the team behind the new coin that even if their alt coin never takes off, they are not going to walk away with empty hands. At the very least they will have an e-mail list of all the crypto enthusiasts who participated in the campaign.

DeFi airdrops to stakers

There are still old-fashioned airdrops to holders even these days, but they are niched down to provide better reach. With the boom of alt coin trading, decentralized finance, staking and yields, airdrops to dinosaur crypto holders became rare.

These days you are most likely to get a DeFi token airdrop of you are an active staker of another DeFi crypto, because you are more likely to become an active staker of the airdropped token as well.

Crypto exchange airdrops

Another way you can get old fashioned airdrops are alt coin exchanges. Smaller alt coin exchanges will often airdrop new dog money tokens to their users, or give airdrop promos with new token launches.

Best alt coin exchanges for free token airdrops and bonuses:

Best blockchain platforms for airdrops

The best blockchains to collect airdrops are the ones that get most new airdrop campaigns.

  • Ethereum
  • Binance Smart Chain
  • Polygon (MATIC)
  • Solana
  • In the past Tron any trendy coin of the moment

Airdrop crypto Binance and Trust Wallet

Free airdrops on Trust Wallet are part of Binance's strategy, because Trust Wallet is owned by Binance. For airdrops on Binance, and indeed for anything at all on Binance, you need to perform AML/KYC. This is generally not required for token airdrops nor for bounties, not even when they are done on smaller exchanges like Latoken or Bitforex.

BSC Airdrops

The Binance Smart Chain is a blockchain built by Binance itself, and their upcoming airdrops will be built using it. That does not mean that all airdrops by Binance are on BSC though: Binance gets paid for promoting other blockchains, and also generates trading fees from people trading coins from other blockchains directly on Binance.

That's why Binance does not limit their airdrops to their own BSC chain, and probably never will.

However, Binance smart chain is still one of the most common blockchains we see in airdrop campaigns. If you want to earn money from airdrops, you will certainly need a BSC wallet address.

Solana Airdrops

Solana is a blockchain with really good scalability, so it's no wonder they do not mind sending out coins to thousands of people.

You will most likely need an account on the Solana platform if you want to claim upcoming airdrops.

NFT Airdrops

An alternative to token airdrops are NFT airdrops, which are most often used by artists building non fungible token collections with the non-fungible crypto ERC-721 token standards. There is the upcoming crypto standard ERC-1155 getting some share too.

As you certainly know, ETH might be the first blockchain platform to ever get NFTs, but it has certainly not been the last. You can get NFT airdrops on Solana, Polygon on BSC too. The ETC blockchain and many others are in its infancy when it comes to NFTs.

If you are looking for a platform for a single platform to collect NFT airdrops without thinking about it too much, you probably want OpenSea.

Beware though - it's the most popular NFT marketplace which means the OpenSea NFT airdrops might be either of a poor value (as everyone will get them) or hard to get whitelisted for (as the marketplace is so crowded).

One of the first airdrop campaigns that made crypto heads talk about crypto airdrops were those by CryptoPunks, who airdropped their collectible characters shortly after Consensus 2018 as a promotion for Blockfolio app.

What do you need to participate in a crypto airdrop?

  1. Airdrop crypto Telegram

    Telegram is an app you will most certainly need. The vast, vast majority of crypto bounty campaigns will require you to join a Telegram chat. Most likely you will need to maintain some level of engagement too. That's the condition of bounty work.

    Even in plain airdrops and crypto whitelists, the registration often involves a Telegram bot that records your signup.

  2. A wallet address to send your token on NFT to

    To receive a token or an NFT airdrop, you always need to submit a wallet address belonging to the respective blockchain.

    Beware that it should not be an exchange address: Airdrops are delivered via smart contracts and crypto exchanges do not support third party smart contract transactions for security reasons.

    If you are serious about collecting crypto airdrops rewards, you will need at the very least an ETH and a BSC address. The easiest way to get both is by the MetaMask wallet which is a browser extension.

  3. Social media accounts

    Bounty campaigns will either require you to post on your social media, or they'll at the very least pay better if you do.

    You should have a Twitter and Facebook account. Having a Reddit account with good karma helps too. Some bounty campaigns reject new social media accounts, or accounts that have too few followers though.

    As for content creation bounty work, the usual blogging platforms like Blogger or Medium are accepted - no need to have your own domain. Most campaigns will accept long-form LinkedIn posts as blog posts.

    A lot of campaigns will require you to post a confirmation to a Bitcointalk thread of the campaign so you will need an account there as well.

  4. Dedicated email account

    Most bounty campaigns reuse the e-mail addresses they collected for other marketing purposes. The lists also occasionally leak through a breach, or may be sold. This means you will get a lot of spam and possibly a fair amount of phishing to the email address you have used to sign up to an airdrop or crypto bounty.

    For your own comfort, don't reuse your usual email address. Use a disposable email account.

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What are token airdrops in crypto?

A token airdrop is a PR tool used in the cryptocurrency space to increase brand awareness of new blockchain projects. Tokens related to new projects are typically distributed as bounties for social media engagement.

Now that Facebook and Google banned ICO advertisement it is likely that companies launching an ICO will make more use of airdrops and bounties as a form of advertisment, at least for some time.

What is the difference between a fork and an airdrop?

From a user's point of view, in an airdrop every participant who meets the conditions receives the advertised amount of free tokens. In a fork, every holder of another cryptocurrency receives the advertised amount of the forked cryptocurrency without doing anything. The holder may choose to not access the forked coins and ignore the fork completely, they will still be in the holder's possession though.

More technically, airdropped tokens often live on the Neo or Ethereum blockchain, therefore the tokens can be stored in a Neo or Ethereum wallet respectively. In a fork, a new blockchain is created that has the same history as the legacy chain up to the time of the fork. That is why forked blockchains need their own wallets.

What are cryptocurrency token giveaways and contests?

In a crypto giveaway only a small number of participants is randomly drawn and receives the free tokens.

In a contest, users submit some form of work (often design work) but the team only rewards the selected best work.

Are Crypto Airdrops Safe?

Airdrops, airdrop bounties and crypto giveaways are not inherently risky, as long as the user does not need to install new software to participate.

Even so, by signing up and giving away their email address users are opening themselves to a range of phishing attacks and attempts to hack their cryptocurrency exchange and web wallet accounts.

Cryptocurrency forks are directly risky because to access the forked coins one needs to import private keys into a third party wallet. Therefore it is recommended to move the legacy chain coins out to a newly generated legacy wallet before importing the private keys to the forked chain's software.

If it is required to install a specific client to receive airdropped tokens, it is safer to do it on a device that does not have the legacy chain's wallet. It is only somewhat safe-ish to install the new wallet on a virtual machine.

We do our best to hand-pick and verify all the information about airdrops and forks that we get.

There is not enough space in the table to expand on the warning, you will get better information from our Medium page "CryptoLounge" where the airdrops are republished.

However, we still cannot guarantee anything. You should still be careful when claiming coins. The information published here comes without any guarantees from us, you are responsible for your own security.