DePIN Airdrops

Teneo Season 3 is over, and Season 4 is the next round for Beacon runners. The core play has not changed: keep a real Beacon online, claim and boost on schedule, finish Hub quests, and make sure your wallet and X account are linked for the $AGENTIC reward path. The repeated work is fairly low-cost. The catch is that Season 4's exact prize pool, snapshot, end date, and final reward formula are still TBA.

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. 

Action Model lets you farm $LAM points for free by training an AI through browser interactions rather than spending gas on swaps or bridging funds. While the entry cost is zero and the AI narrative is strong, the extension actively tracks browsing actions. To protect your data, it should strictly be run inside an isolated, dedicated browser profile.

DataHive is no longer just an unconfirmed points farm. Its official staking page says SOL stakers can receive a $DATA airdrop, and the project states that staking points directly contribute to future token allocation. The browser extension and Android app remain the free route for earning Data Points and Hive Points, while the TGE, snapshot, conversion rate, free-user allocation, and claim date are still TBA.

DAWN is one of the cleaner DePIN point farms right now because the basic grind is simple: install the extension, stay connected, refer friends, and complete social tasks. DePIN means a crypto network tied to real-world infrastructure, like internet, wireless coverage, storage, or compute. The token claim is not live yet, and the DAWN TGE date is still TBA. That makes this a “farm carefully, don’t overpay” setup.