The Magic Eden claim window is open. The claim takes a few minutes; most of this guide is about doing it without landing on a fake claim site, which is where airdrop losses actually happen.
Paste your wallet address into the Airdropped.link checker. It looks up your Magic Eden allocation without a wallet connection, so you know whether claiming is worth the trip before signing anything.
Use the official Magic Eden claim link from this page or the project's verified channels. Never search for the claim site: scammers buy ads on claim-related searches and clone the real pages.
Connect the wallet that holds the eligible Solana, EVM, Others address. The site will show your allocation. If it asks for a seed phrase or an upfront payment, you are on a fake site.
Check the transaction preview in your wallet before approving: a claim should transfer ME to you, not request spending approvals for your other tokens. You'll pay a small network fee.
Unclaimed allocations usually return to the project treasury. No deadline has been announced, but claim windows can close with short notice.
12.5% of total ME supply (approximately $390 million) was distributed starting December 10, 2024, based on trading activity, Diamond count, launchpad participation, and cross-chain engagement.
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Yes. The claim window is open, with no announced deadline. Check your allocation on Airdropped.link, then claim through the official site.
Only a network transaction fee. The Magic Eden claim itself is free: any site asking for an unlock fee, verification deposit, or your seed phrase is a scam.
12.5% of total ME supply (approximately $390 million) was distributed starting December 10, 2024, based on trading activity, Diamond count, launchpad participation, and cross-chain engagement.