Solana Airdrops

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.

Flipper looks like a smart one to test early, but not one to ape into blindly. The reward program tracks XP for product use, social actions, feedback, and trading activity. XP means points that may help your future reward score. The FLPP token plan is public, but claim rules, snapshot rules, and reward amounts are still TBA. So our play is simple: farm low-cost XP, avoid oversized trades, and keep receipts.

KLED is not a normal “tap once and get free SOL” app. The better way to see it is this: you trade original photos, videos, and task data for rewards, then cash out through supported payout rails. KLED’s App Store page says payouts can go to PayPal, Venmo, or a Solana Wallet. SOL is Solana’s main coin, like ETH is for Ethereum

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.

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. 

SolMoon is not a normal quest airdrop. It is a Solana game-style trading site where users predict SOL price moves, stake SOL, and build tracked $SOLMOON points. Airdrop means a project may reward users for early activity. The key word is “may.” $SOLMOON is not live yet, and reward amounts are TBA. We tested the public flow, checked the live pages, and found this one is only for users who understand real loss risk.

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.

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.

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.

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.