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.
DePIN · Score 62/100
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, review the current Provider setup, maintain uptime, and keep your account clean. The upside is early exposure to KAI. The downside is also clear: legacy points are not a guaranteed liquid-token payout.
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SocialFi · Score 62/100
Worldie has opened an early-access campaign where users can earn World Points, get a +400 point Discord bonus, and climb a referral leaderboard. The interesting part is the low entry cost: the public campaign does not ask for a deposit or token purchase. But this is still a potential airdrop. Worldie has not confirmed that World Points will convert into $WORLDIE tokens, so we would treat the campaign as a free early-user bet rather than a promised payout.
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Trading · Score 60/100
JTX Trade is publicly live, with spot trading, tokenized equities, advanced orders, and a referral program that may pay 20% of referred users' trading fees. No JTX token or airdrop is confirmed.
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AI Infrastructure · Score 60/100
Catalyst is a Sequoia-backed AI trading platform that converts plain-English market ideas into automated strategies. Join its free early-access waitlist and follow future updates. A token, airdrop, and points program remain unconfirmed.
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SocialFi · Score 60/100
Answer polls, finish tasks and build your rank. That is the idea behind the VOICE airdrop campaign. The draw is simple: free points, advertised token rewards and a chance at VOICY NFT whitelist access. But points are not money, and a higher tier does not tell us how much anyone will receive. The AirdropBuzz Team breaks down the joining steps, reward tiers and checks that matter before this becomes another daily chore.
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DeFi · Score 60/100
Brighter is a zero-capital yield optimization protocol built on top of the Lighter DEX. Their early "Light Up" points campaign requires no gas or bridging—just a wallet and X account connection. While effortless to join, your starting tier is determined by your previous Lighter trading volume, making the reward upside highly speculative for completely new users.
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Trading · Score 60/100
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, but be warned: with a steep 1% trading fee, chasing volume without a real trading plan will rapidly drain your capital.
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Onchain-Prediction · Score 58/100
SolMoon is a high-risk Solana gaming platform with Crash, Tap Trade and Rug Scan. Current Tap Trade rules describe a generated MOON game price, not a live SOL/USD market. Token-point accrual and a transferable token claim remain unverified; wagering can lose real SOL.
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Mining · Score 58/100
Bigram is one of the newest Telegram mining projects on our radar. The pitch is simple: open a Telegram Mini App, get a BIG-20 address, start mining $BIUSD, and return each day to claim. Bigram also plans a wider crypto ecosystem around trading, swaps, staking, transfers, and other services. The daily grind looks light, but the project is still very early. Important details such as final airdrop rules, token value, mainnet date, KYC rules, and claim requirements are still TBA.
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Hyperliquid · Score 58/100
Trench has evolved from a Solana beta terminal into a live Hyperliquid-powered futures platform with earlier references to 35% fee cashback and multi-level referral rewards that require current verification. No Trench token, airdrop, points program or TGE has been announced.
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Gaming · Score 58/100
Monster is not a free click-and-claim farm. It is a live onchain card app where users pull graded Pokémon cards, sell them back, or ship them. The possible airdrop angle comes from its points, referrals, and MegaETH activity, but a Monster token claim is still TBA. We like the clean flow and public odds. We do not like the $50+ cost gate. Treat this as a paid collectibles test, not a guaranteed airdrop play.
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Hyperliquid · Score 58/100
Blackboard looks like the kind of points program airdrop hunters watch, but there is one big catch: no token or airdrop has been confirmed.
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Onchain-Prediction · Score 58/100
We deposited $100 into Polymarket and pushed the account to $190+ in about 3 hours. That does not mean you should expect the same result. It shows how fast, liquid, and risky prediction-market trading can be. In this guide, The AirdropBuzz Team shares what we tested, how the platform works, the rewards currently available, and why Polymarket’s rumored airdrop should still be treated as unconfirmed.
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Trading · Score 56/100
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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AI Gaming · Score 55/100
Your next gaming teammate could be an AI you build yourself. Mind Games pitches an arena where AI Minds compete, with an advertised $100,000 spread across 10 seasons. That is an interesting reason to explore the project, but it is not proof of a token airdrop. The AirdropBuzz Team reviewed the public signup page, leaderboard and draft rules. Here is what you can check today, where the reward story remains unclear, and why we would keep the first session small.
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DeFi · Score 55/100
Deploy Finance has no confirmed airdrop, points program or verified token yet. The app now runs autonomous USDC trading agents (Income: Funding Rates, Superstar) on a self-custodial wallet, while dUSD is still waitlist-only. Treat it as a watchlist play and keep deposits small.
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