Potential airdrop
Block Street airdrop: potential, not confirmed
Block Street has no airdrop you can join on 1 November 2026, and its site and docs describe no points season or claim. The signals are a free testnet where you can practice supplying, borrowing and repaying without real funds, and a docs note that a first supply may have extra rewards. Using Block Street today starts with the Launch Dapp button, which opens its dashboard, while the Everst docs cover supplying and borrowing tokenized stocks and USDT.
Potential airdrop: nothing to join yet · checked 1 November 2026
As of 1 November 2026, Block Street runs a working app (Launch Dapp) and a free practice testnet, but its site and docs describe no airdrop, points season or claim to take part in.
A potential airdrop is not a campaign: Block Street may never hold one, and using it may earn you nothing.
Block Street has no airdrop to join on 1 November 2026. Read about its free testnet signal and how to start using Block Street.
What is Block Street?
Block Street is a DeFi project that presents itself as a unified liquidity layer for tokenized assets, with multi-asset, cross-leverage liquidity drawn from tokenized holdings. Its homepage lists support for 16+ chains, naming Ethereum, BSC, Base and Monad.
Its docs introduce Everst, a leverage and liquidity protocol built for tokenized stocks. Aqua supplies the shared liquidity and Everst adds leverage on top of it.
On Everst you can supply tokenized stocks and the USDT stablecoin to receive yield, or use tokenized stocks as collateral for leveraged positions. The docs list AAPL, TSLA, NVDA and MSFT among the stocks. The homepage has a Launch Dapp button that leads to the Block Street dashboard and a link to the protocol docs, which separately describe an Everst application.
How Block Street works
Everst pairs off-chain broker-dealer networks with on-chain liquidity pools through what the docs call a Hybrid Liquidity Engine. Loan-to-value adjusts with market conditions, and positions can be reused across DeFi.
You supply USDT or tokenized stocks, and the supply rate moves with demand: the docs say higher borrowing demand means higher supply yields. The borrow rate starts from a base rate that rises as more of the asset is borrowed, with a sharp increase at high utilization. Each asset also has a collateral factor, the maximum you can borrow against what you have supplied.
On rewards, the docs describe yield from supplying and interest from borrowing, not a points program. One line in the getting-started guide says a first supply may have extra rewards and points readers to official announcements; it does not say what those rewards are. As of 1 November 2026, the homepage and the Everst guide describe no points season, conversion or claim.
Why Block Street is a potential airdrop
Block Street's docs offer a free testnet where you can practice supplying, borrowing and repaying with test tokens, and the same guide mentions that a first supply may carry extra rewards without saying what they are. Neither is an airdrop campaign: on 1 November 2026 Block Street lists no task list, points season or claim to take part in.
Public testnet
The Everst docs tell new users they can practice on a testnet at no cost and with no risk to real funds.
docs.blockstreet.moneyExtra rewards note
The getting-started guide mentions that a first supply may come with extra rewards and refers readers to official announcements, without detail.
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How to start using Block Street
These steps are for using Block Street itself. There is no airdrop to take part in, so nothing here qualifies you for one.
Stay safe: a real airdrop never asks for your seed phrase or private key. Use only the official links on this page, and treat any message that offers help with a claim as a scam.
Step 1: Open the Block Street app
Press Launch Dapp on the homepage, which leads to the Block Street dashboard.
Step 2: Practice on the testnet
The docs recommend rehearsing on a free testnet before using real funds. The Everst introduction has a Testnet Practice section with the details.
Step 3: Connect a wallet
Use the Connect Wallet button at the top right of the app, choose your wallet provider and approve the request. The docs name MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Coinbase Wallet and any WalletConnect-compatible wallet.
Step 4: Hold a native token for fees
Transactions need the network's native token for gas, such as ETH or BNB. Choose your network from the supported chains once connected.
Step 5: Read the Markets page
Each asset on the Markets page lists its supply and borrow rates, the totals supplied and borrowed, and how much of the supply is currently in use.
Step 6: Start with a small transaction
Supplying needs USDT or a tokenized stock in your wallet, and the docs suggest starting with about 50-100 USDT and testing a withdrawal after a few minutes. Details are in How to Supply Assets and How to Borrow.
Block Street airdrop FAQ
Is there a Block Street airdrop?
- No Block Street airdrop runs as of 1 November 2026, and its site and docs describe no airdrop, points season or claim. The signals are a free testnet for practice and a docs note that a first supply may have extra rewards, which comes with no details.
How do rewards work on Block Street?
- The docs describe yield from supplying USDT or tokenized stocks, which rises with borrowing demand, rather than points. A single line says a first supply may have extra rewards and sends readers to official announcements, without giving an amount or a rule.
What does using Block Street cost?
- Using the app costs network gas fees, which the docs call typically low, around $0.1 to $1 per transaction, paid in the chain's native token. The testnet is free to practice on, according to the docs.
Which chains does Block Street support?
- Block Street's homepage lists 16+ supported chains and names Ethereum, BSC, Base and Monad. You pick your preferred network from the supported chains after connecting a wallet in the Everst app.
Can you try Block Street without real funds?
- Yes. The docs point new users to a free testnet, so supplying, borrowing and repaying can be tried without real funds. Its Testnet Practice section says to switch your wallet to testnet and take free test tokens from the appropriate faucet before using the Everst testnet application.
Sources for this listing
- 01BlockStreetblockstreet.money · read 1 November 2026
- 02Introduction to Everstdocs.blockstreet.money · read 1 November 2026
