DeFi Airdrops

Sweep Finance has a confirmed airdrop campaign where users collect XP by completing tasks, playing Sweepbird, keeping activity streaks, and inviting friends. XP means experience points. Think of it as your campaign score rather than a token you can trade today. The interesting part is that Sweep has assigned 27% of its token supply to the airdrop. The catch is simple: nobody knows the final XP-to-SWEEP rate yet, so a high XP balance does not guarantee a specific dollar reward.

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.

NEAR@3.33 is not a normal “click and claim” airdrop. It is a confirmed milestone program for users of Confidential Intents on near.com. The reward is tied to real growth: $70 million in Confidential Intents TVL and NEAR holding a $3.33 VWAP for three straight days. TVL means total value locked, or the value sitting inside the protocol. VWAP means the average price weighted by trading volume.

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. 

Base App is one of the easier crypto apps to explain. You hold USDC, check if your account can earn rewards, and let the app handle the payout rules. USDC is a stablecoin, which means it tries to stay close to $1. That makes it less wild than meme coins, but it is still crypto. The AirdropBuzz Team reviewed the earning paths, reward docs, invite flow, and risk points so you can decide before adding funds.