Find airdrops in the paid bucket and check the tradeoff between effort, cost, and risk. Each linked guide explains the official task flow, wallet safety notes, and whether the opportunity is still worth tracking.
Hyperliquid · Score 75/100
Dreamcash Season 1 is one of the more active Hyperliquid farming setups right now. The catch? This is not a simple click-and-claim airdrop. XP comes from real trading activity, and USDT rewards focus on CASH HIP-3 markets. The AirdropBuzz Team tested the flow, checked the docs, reviewed the past Founder Season, and found one key answer: Season 1 has no final public end date yet.
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Onchain-Prediction · Score 74/100
WormCup is live, and the setup is simple: open the Telegram mini app, predict football match scores, keep your daily streak, and fight for leaderboard rewards. Mini app means a small app that runs inside Telegram. No extra download needed. The AirdropBuzz Team tested the flow from the bot launch page and reviewed Worm’s public docs before writing this guide. The reward pool looks strong, but this is still a game-style campaign. Play for fun first. Treat any future token angle as TBA until Worm confirms it.
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Mining · Score 74/100
HOT Wallet is one of the cleaner multichain wallet plays we tested this week. The airdrop is not fully confirmed, but the app already has $HOT mining, missions, swaps, bridges, staking tools, and a referral flow. That gives users a clear way to build activity without guessing too much. Still, rewards, snapshot rules, claim dates, and token value are TBA, so treat this like a careful grind, not free money
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Web3 · Score 74/100
Pi is not a normal “click once and claim” airdrop. It is a long-running mobile mining project where users earn PI over time, pass KYC, and migrate rewards to Mainnet. The recent distribution news is real: second migrations and KYC validator reward payouts started in 2026. Our take? Pi looks more solid than most free mining apps, but it still has real risks around price, unlocks, migration delays, and user expectations.
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Testnet · Score 74/100
KieDex is one of the hotter testnet airdrop farms right now because it mixes futures trading, free test dollars, OIL points, and KDX rewards. Trade-to-Earn means users may earn rewards for trading activity, not just clicking social tasks. The upside is clear: low cost, simple onboarding, and confirmed reward mechanics. The catch? TGE, claim date, snapshot rules, and final token value are still TBA.
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Farming · Score 72/100
Canborsa is one of the more interesting early RWA plays we tested this week. RWA means “real-world asset,” like gold, stocks, or real estate brought on-chain. The project has a beta, a points program, and an airdrop listed on its roadmap. That is a solid reason to watch it, but not a reason to ape in. Rewards, token name, snapshot, and claim rules are still TBA
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Trading · Score 72/100
Onchain.cc is not a “click once and get rich” airdrop. It is a trading product with a rewards layer called Colosseum. That means points come from real activity like swaps, perps, quests, sessions, and referrals. The AirdropBuzz Team found a real rewards campaign, but the token side is still TBA. Treat this as a high-risk trading grind, not a free claim.
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DePIN · Score 72/100
Kaisar is one of the cleaner DePIN airdrop farms we tested this week. DePIN means a crypto network linked to real hardware, like GPUs, laptops, or phones. The setup is simple: sign up, run ZeroNode, do daily tasks, and keep your account clean. The upside is early exposure to KAI. The downside is also clear: points are live, but final claim rules are still TBA.
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DePIN · Score 72/100
Action Model is one of the more interesting AI airdrop farms right now because it does not ask you to bridge funds or spam on-chain swaps. Instead, you install a browser extension, train AI with browsing actions, and earn $LAM points. Airdrop means a free token reward users may get for helping a project early. The catch is privacy. This is an extension-based campaign, so settings matter a lot.
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DePIN · Score 72/100
DataHive is one of the cleaner AI + DePIN airdrop farms on our watchlist because the setup is simple, the points system is already live, and the project has a real product angle. DePIN means “decentralized physical infrastructure network.” In plain English, users help run part of a network with their devices and may earn rewards for it. The catch? The DATA token claim is still TBA, so this is a points farm, not a guaranteed payout.
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Web3 · Score 72/100
The Comforto airdrop is not a classic one-click claim page. It is a pre-launch points campaign tied to a 500K reward pool, daily missions, raffle tickets, and referrals. The AirdropBuzz Team reviewed the public flow, campaign terms, and task structure. The grind looks light, but the reward rules are not final yet. Read the country rules before spending daily time here.
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Trading · Score 70/100
Robin Markets airdrop farming is worth watching because Robin has a live points system tied to future token eligibility. TGE means “token generation event,” which is when a token goes live. The reward side is still early. Token name, token amount, claim date, and final rules are TBA. So this is a real-user test, not a guaranteed payday.
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Hyperliquid · Score 70/100
Hypersurface is one of the cleaner DeFi airdrop targets right now, but it is not a free click-and-claim quest. You earn points by using real on-chain option products, which means real capital and real risk. The upside is simple: if Hypersurface ever links points to a token, early useful activity may matter. The catch: points do not promise tokens, cash, or a future airdrop.
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Mining · Score 68/100
Xeffy caught our eye because the task flow is simple: connect X, complete social tasks, and check in daily. The project says its main campaign is live, lists $20M raised, and shows XEF Token Generation Event in its roadmap. The key question is not “can you join?” You can. The better question is whether the reward rules are clear enough yet. Right now, some parts are still TBA
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Web3 · Score 68/100
The Alpha Futures Giveaway is being shared by airdrop channels, but the official waitlist branding we found points to Atlas Futures. The waitlist asks users to earn points, complete tasks, and join before launch. Airdrop means a reward campaign where users do simple actions for a possible prize or token. Here, the reward looks more like a waitlist giveaway than a normal crypto token claim. DYOR means “do your own research,” and this one needs it. The official X copy mentions a chance to win a share of a $500,000 account giveaway, while some community posts call it USDT. Treat the exact reward type as TBA until Atlas posts final rules.
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DeFi · Score 68/100
We tested Dustswap because the app is simple: check in, spin, complete quests, swap if needed, and build PP over time. PP means Particle Points. Think of it as an in-app score that may matter later, but the final reward rules are not confirmed yet. Dustswap presents itself as a Base-first app for swaps, bridge actions, quests, referrals, and daily progress.
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