Compare live social tasks airdrops by potential score, task style, and recent updates. These guides focus on what users actually need before joining: required actions, likely friction, reward uncertainty, and safety checks.
Solana · Score 68/100
Fast Poker waitlist is live, and early users can now register, confirm email, share referrals, and earn points. This is a fast, low-friction grind. No wallet connect was needed in our public flow check. The main catch is simple: reward details are still TBA. Join early if you like Solana gaming plays, but do not treat points as guaranteed money.
Open guide
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.
Open guide
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.
Open guide
Solana · Score 68/100
Aether is one of those airdrop setups that sounds simple, but needs a careful look. The pitch is clear: users help build the network, so users should share in the value. We checked the public site, referral route, download page, and social trail. Our view: this is a watchlist campaign, not a confirmed token drop yet. Join only with a clean wallet, read every prompt, and do not treat points or referrals as guaranteed money.
Open guide
Testnet · Score 67/100
Tren’s waitlist is open, but this is not a confirmed token airdrop. The current task is simple: open the referral page, check that the right X username is active, and connect that account. A coming update is expected to cover rewards, points, community incentives, and possible future airdrop rules. Those details are still TBA. Our take: join while the task is free and fast, but do not spend money or buy an unofficial token based on guesses.
Open guide
Web3 · Score 66/100
Asphodel is getting attention because its Prologue playtest has real rewards, but there is no confirmed token airdrop yet. The smart move is simple: join the playtest, learn the game loop, track ONYX-related activity, and avoid treating this like a guaranteed farm. We mapped the steps, reward angle, time cost, and safety checks so you can decide fast.
Open guide
Web3 · Score 64/100
Inventmoney is offering a simple free $1 USDC reward for users who create an account and complete the Train AI task. USDC is a stablecoin, which means it is designed to stay close to $1. The task is short, but users should still be careful. Rewards can be delayed, rejected, or limited by region. The AirdropBuzz Team tested the flow as a low-cost task, not as a guaranteed crypto payday.
Open guide
Testnet · Score 64/100
UpOnly is one of the stranger Solana testnet campaigns we have checked this week. The pitch is simple: claim free test USDC, try Pump Mode, and build activity before any final reward rules are locked. Testnet means a practice version of the app, so the tokens are not real money. The AirdropBuzz Team sees this as a free, low-cost farm, but not a guaranteed payday. DYOR before connecting any wallet.
Open guide
Web3 · Score 63/100
TrendBTC is a free-to-start BTC prediction game with internal $TREND rewards, tasks, boxes, referrals, and possible $SOL prizes. An airdrop is a free token distribution. Here, that future token claim is not confirmed. A token generation event, or TGE, is the point when a crypto token launches on-chain. We like the no-deposit entry, but the hidden team and strict payout rules keep TrendBTC on our low-cost watchlist.
Open guide
Onchain-Prediction · Score 63/100
CRSH Market is getting attention because new users may be able to join with no deposit, receive promotional credits, make live predictions, and invite friends. Some posts claim users can earn $5 to $15 per day and that CRSH gives away $3,000 to $5,000 in daily bonuses. We could not confirm those numbers through an official campaign page. Treat them as promotional claims, not fixed income. The safer plan is to join for free, check the live reward rules, and avoid risking your own money.
Open guide
Solana · Score 62/100
RefundSol says it can help Solana users recover SOL locked inside empty token accounts. The AirdropBuzz Team tested the flow across several older wallets and claimed about $27 in SOL in total. This is not a free token giveaway. It is a wallet cleanup tool that closes unused accounts and returns their rent deposits. Results vary, so check the fee, read every wallet prompt, and never share your seed phrase.
Open guide
Testnet · Score 62/100
Checkpoint Exchange gives points farmers a way to view and trade rewards before a project launches a token. Its testnet combines a wallet tracker, points dashboard, orderbook, and XP system. An orderbook is a list of buy and sell offers sorted by price. The useful part is clear: one address can reveal balances across 70+ supported protocols. The risky part is also clear: Checkpoint XP is not a token, and no airdrop, snapshot, or claim date is confirmed.
Open guide
Onchain-Prediction · Score 62/100
ADI Predictstreet has not confirmed an airdrop. It is running a points campaign called the World Cup Sprint. Users can generate a Predictstreet Card, complete daily tasks, open packs, earn badges, and climb a leaderboard. This creates a possible early-user signal, but points do not promise tokens. Our view is simple: the free tasks are reasonable. Spending money only to chase an unknown reward is much harder to defend.
Open guide
AI Infrastructure · Score 62/100
The ZENI airdrop is a quick “join, complete tasks, check balance” campaign. An airdrop means a project gives rewards to early users for joining, testing, or doing tasks. FCFS means first come, first served, so late users may miss the bonus. The offer shared with us says new users can claim free $50 ZENI plus $100 airtime after registration, a survey, and Reward Hub tasks. Our take: low time cost, but payout rules still need care.
Open guide
Solana · Score 62/100
Solpump’s official pages list its website, X, Telegram, and Discord links, and its FAQ says the hourly airdrop needs chat activity plus a 0.001 SOL bet in the past hour.
Open guide
Mining · Score 62/100
InterLink Labs is one of the bigger “phone mining” airdrop plays right now. The hook is simple: prove you are human, become a Human Node, and earn app-based rewards. A Human Node means one verified person helping the network, not a bot farm. The reward side is still not fully clear, so we treat this as a low-cost, privacy-heavy airdrop grind, not a guaranteed payday.
Open guide