An airdrop is a distribution of cryptocurrency tokens or coins to wallet addresses, typically for free. Projects use airdrops to reward early adopters, increase token distribution, and build community.

Do I need to connect my wallet?

No, you do not need to connect your wallet. Simply paste your wallet address to check eligibility. This is safer as you never expose your private keys.

Which blockchains are supported?

We support Solana and EVM-compatible chains including Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, and more. Check eligibility for Jupiter, Pyth, Wormhole, JITO, and many other airdrops.

Is this service free?

Yes, basic eligibility checking is free. Premium subscribers get access to additional features like checking more addresses at once, notifications for new airdrops, and exclusive airdrop discoveries.

Is airdrop farming still worth it in 2026?

Selectively. Broad multi-wallet farming mostly gets filtered. Concentrated, months-long use of a few credible token-less protocols still matches what recent distributions rewarded.

How many wallets should I farm with?

One. Sybil filters cluster wallets by funding source and behavior, and clustered wallets get zeroed. One wallet with deep history beats ten with shallow history.

Which activity counts most?

Recurring use over a long period. Distinct active days, sustained deposits, and completed seasons of a points program have all been weighted more heavily than raw one-off volume in recent drops.

Airdrop farming: what still works

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Airdrop farming is using protocols that don't have a token yet, betting that early activity gets rewarded retroactively. The bet has paid off many times: people who simply swapped on Jupiter or staked with Jito before their tokens existed received allocations worth hundreds or thousands of dollars. But the easy version of farming died with sybil filtering, and what's left rewards patience more than volume tricks.

What the successful drops rewarded

Look at the criteria of past Solana drops and a pattern shows up. Jito required points earned over months of staking. deBridge counted distinct days of use, not volume. Kamino ran an open points season with published multipliers. Drift weighted long-term trading activity. The consistent winners were wallets that used one product repeatedly over a long window, which is exactly what a real user looks like.

What gets you filtered

Sybil detection has become standard since 2024. Running many wallets funded from one source, doing the minimum qualifying action once per wallet, or moving the same funds in circles are the patterns teams cluster and cut before distribution. The wallets lose everything, including activity that would have qualified honestly in one wallet.

A sane farming routine

Pick a small number of credible protocols without tokens, use them for things you'd plausibly do anyway, and spread the activity over months. Prioritize protocols with open points programs, since those publish the score you're accumulating. Keep costs below what a reasonable allocation would repay. Our upcoming airdrops page tracks which Solana points programs are live and what their published criteria are.

Track what you've already earned

Farmers forget their own history. If you were active on Solana through 2023-2025 you may have unclaimed allocations sitting in closed or open claim windows. Paste your address into Airdropped.link to check every drop in the directory at once.