Changes to guides you may already follow
Airdrop campaigns change after launch: links move, deadlines shift, tasks are replaced and eligibility rules become clearer. When we make a meaningful change to an existing AirdropBuzz guide, we record it here with the date, the reason and a direct link to the updated guide.
Each project appears once with its newest published change note. Open the card to review the current steps, links and safety information before you spend time or connect a wallet.
What changed: CRSH has grown from a small referral campaign into a working Monad prediction platform with CRSH WARS, public founders, substantial project-reported volume and close to $1M in funding.
What changed: ZENi now has a live mobile product, an active 50 ZEN1 + 50 Airtime welcome pack, and official messaging that ZEN1 points will convert to $ZENi at TGE.
What changed: Hyperlynx has published full tokenomics, a proportional Points-to-$LYNX formula, an October–November 2026 TGE target and a 69% staker-fee-sharing model.
What changed: Season 3 just ended. Results are usually published within 48 hours. Your win or consolation will appear on https://hub.teneo.pro/season.
What changed: Hudi has progressed beyond its original one-minute waitlist and launched early access to synthetic Asian equity perpetuals on Sui, including Samsung exposure.
What changed: Flipper now explicitly confirms that earned XP will form the basis of future FLPP token distributions, strengthening the opportunity beyond a purely speculative points campaign.
What changed: Tori’s mainnet contracts, trUSD swap, strUSD staking and seven-day withdrawal flow are now live, while Cores Season 1 continues through holding, staking, referrals and the pre-deposit route.
What changed: KLED also announced more than $1 million in token buybacks, Android expansion and $10 million in total funding. These improve project strength, but they do not create a new user airdrop
What changed: Onchain Colosseum Season 1 ended on August 17, 2026, with its $300,000 prize pool due to eligible leaderboard winners within 30 days.
What changed: The privacy policy references $INVENT in its reward and transaction records, but there is still no public contract address, tokenomics, supply, snapshot, allocation, claim page or TGE. That reference alone does not confirm a transferable token airdrop.
What changed: The current website and documentation describe a Hyperliquid-powered global futures terminal, but the Terms of Use—last updated March 4, 2026—still describe Trench mainly as a Solana digital-asset terminal integrated with memecoin launchpads.
What changed: The overall score was heavily downgraded to 35/100. Stripped out beginner fluff to present a sharp, expert-level warning that this is a GambleFi platform, not a standard airdrop.
Older airdrop guides can become misleading when a campaign changes. We publish a note only when the revision could affect how someone participates; changing punctuation, layout or an internal timestamp does not create an update.
A recorded change is not proof that a reward will arrive or that a project is risk-free. Read the full guide, compare it with the project’s official channels and follow our wallet safety checklist before taking action.
It means an older AirdropBuzz guide received a meaningful update and an editor wrote a public note explaining the change. New listings and small formatting fixes do not appear here.
We record changes that can affect participation, including tasks, deadlines, eligibility rules, campaign links, reward details, project status and safety warnings.
No. This page shows what changed in our guide; it is not an endorsement or reward guarantee. Check the linked guide and the project’s official channels before connecting a wallet.
