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.
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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DeFi · Score 72/100
Deploy Finance is one of the cleaner DeFi yield plays we have tested this week. The app is simple, the dUSD idea is easy to understand, and the audit trail is better than many early-stage airdrop targets. The airdrop is still not confirmed, so do not ape in. But if Deploy later rewards early users, wallet activity, referrals, waitlist actions, and dUSD-related use may matter.
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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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Solana · Score 72/100
Interstate is running Airdrop Genesis, a points-style rewards program where trades, quests, streaks, and referrals earn Credits. Credits are points that may matter for future rewards, but they are not a confirmed token claim by themselves. We like the clear points system and SOL cashback angle. We do not like that farming can get costly if users chase volume without a real trading plan.
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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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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 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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Testnet · Score 68/100
Spicenet has opened its Portal for quests, daily check-ins, referrals, and Spice Points. The big update is the live Spice Flow x Reppo private beta mainnet campaign. It closes on Monday, July 20, 2026, at 11:59 PM UTC. The catch is simple: no token airdrop or points-to-token rate is confirmed. We think the free portal tasks are easy to justify. Mainnet tasks need more care because they can involve real funds, gas fees, and wallet approvals.
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Trading · Score 68/100
HoodTracker turns crypto posting into a live contest. It scans public X posts containing $HDTX, measures their reach and engagement, and gives each creator a score. The Genesis Campaign has a confirmed reward pool, but there is a catch: earning points alone is not enough. Users must also hold $HDTX in a linked wallet to qualify. That makes this more costly than a normal social airdrop, so read the risks before buying anything.
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InfoFi · Score 68/100
The REIGN airdrop is aimed at active X users. You connect X, complete tasks, join daily reward features, and build a REIGN balance inside XREIGN. The setup is simple, but the reward is still not a liquid token in your wallet. XREIGN says balances are tracked off-chain for now. Off-chain means the app records your balance, but it is not yet claimable on a blockchain wallet. Farm it, but keep your expectations calm.
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Onchain-Prediction · Score 68/100
Beep gives Sui users a different way to farm points: build an AI agent, set clear trading rules, and let it watch markets for you. Points farming means completing tracked actions now in hope they count toward later rewards. The upside is a live points system and a World Cup campaign tied to up to $500,000 in BEEP token rewards. The catch is simple. The best point rates ask you to deposit, trade, or pay to create an agent.
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Solana · Score 68/100
Trench Exchange is one of the more interesting Solana beta plays we checked this week. The airdrop is not confirmed yet, but the open beta, referral flow, X activity, Discord intake, and bug bounty give early users a few clear actions to track. We tested the public flow, checked the official links, and kept this guide focused on what is live now, what is TBA, and what can burn your wallet.
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Farming · Score 68/100
Pear is one of the cleaner prediction market airdrop farms we tested this week. The setup is simple: join the rewards waitlist, connect X, complete social quests, and come back for daily points. The big catch? Token rewards, snapshot rules, and claim details are still TBA. So this is best treated as a low-cost early access play, not a sure payout.
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Farming · Score 68/100
Brighter is live, and the first task list is very simple. You register, connect a wallet, connect your X account, and follow Brighter for future updates. The upside is early positioning before the project shares deeper reward details. The catch is also clear: no public token claim, snapshot date, allocation, or reward amount has been announced yet. Treat this as a low-effort watchlist play, not a guaranteed airdrop.
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Solana · Score 68/100
JTX Trade is one of the cleaner new Solana waitlists we’ve seen this week. The task load is tiny: email, nickname, done. The bigger signal is who is behind it. JTX is from Jito, the team known for Solana infrastructure, and Jito says JTX is meant to bring charts, execution, portfolio tracking, and capital management into one trading app. Airdrop status is still TBA, so treat this as early-access farming, not a guaranteed token. Airdrop farming means doing early tasks that may help if a project rewards users later.
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