Potential airdrop
Caster airdrop: potential, not confirmed
There is no Caster airdrop to take part in as of 2 November 2026, and the project's site announces none. What stands out is an early-access waitlist that invites visitors to be among the first to trade on Caster, a prediction-market chain. Using Caster today means visiting its site and joining that waitlist, since the site shows no open testnet, points program or task list.
Potential airdrop: nothing to join yet · checked 2 November 2026
As of 2 November 2026, Caster's site presents its prediction-market chain and an early-access waitlist for traders. It shows no airdrop, task list or claim to take part in.
A potential airdrop is not a campaign: Caster may never hold one, and using it may earn you nothing.
No Caster airdrop is open as of 2 November 2026; the project runs a waitlist for early trading access, and the page covers the signals and how to start.
What is Caster?
Caster is a prediction-market project that says it runs its own chain for prediction markets, with 200ms blocks and on-chain order matching.
The homepage tagline invites visitors to trade on what they believe and to decide what is real. It also shows a sample orderbook with prices, sizes and a spread, next to a sample market. Opening liquidity for each market comes from the project's own pool, called the Caster Liquidity Pool (CLP).
As of 2 November 2026, the call to action on the homepage is a waitlist for early access, and the site shows no open testnet or trading app to enter.
How Caster works
Caster matches orders on its own chain, where each block takes 200 milliseconds, and the site ties that speed to prices that track events closely. Traders see an orderbook with bids, asks and a spread, like the sample market on the homepage.
Markets do not start empty. A protocol-run liquidity pool, the Caster Liquidity Pool, posts quotes as soon as a market opens, and the site says it uses its own algorithm made for prediction markets. Market makers also get a cancel priority rule, which the site says lets them quote with narrower gaps.
Takers pay a fee and makers receive a rebate on each fill, at rates that stay fixed whatever the market price. The homepage gives no amounts.
On rewards, the only payout the homepage describes is that maker rebate. Its early-access section says nothing about what the waitlist includes, and the homepage gives no points program, reward schedule or token plan.
Why Caster is a potential airdrop
Caster is listed because its site runs an early-access waitlist that asks visitors to be among the first to trade on the product, alongside a description of its own prediction-native chain. That is the only signal on the site as of 2 November 2026. It shows no open testnet, points program, task list or claim, so there is no airdrop to take part in today.
Early-access waitlist
Caster's homepage runs a waitlist for early access and invites visitors to be among the first to trade on the product, which is the one signal the site gives.
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How to start using Caster
These steps are for using Caster 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 Caster site
Go to caster.trade and read the homepage description of the prediction-native chain and its orderbook.
Step 2: Join the waitlist
Press the Join Waitlist button on the homepage to ask for early access. As of 2 November 2026 it is the only sign-up the site offers.
Step 3: Read how markets are priced
Read the homepage sections on the Caster Liquidity Pool and the fee structure, which say takers pay fees and makers earn rebates.
Step 4: Return for trading access
Check caster.trade again to see whether trading has opened, since the homepage gives no launch date.
Caster airdrop FAQ
Is there a Caster airdrop?
- No Caster airdrop runs as of 2 November 2026, and the project's site announces none. The signal is an early-access waitlist inviting visitors to be among the first to trade on Caster. The site shows no open testnet, points program, task list or claim, so there is nothing to do for an airdrop today.
Does Caster have a token?
- Caster's homepage does not mention a token, a ticker or a launch date as of 2 November 2026. The one payout it describes is the rebate makers earn on every fill. Around that, the site covers a prediction-native chain, the Caster Liquidity Pool and an early-access waitlist.
What does it cost to use Caster?
- The homepage lists no price for joining its waitlist. Trading on Caster is described with fees: predictable taker fees, maker rebates on every fill, and fixed rates regardless of market price. The site gives no fee amounts, so check the site again once trading opens.
Which chain does Caster run on?
- Caster runs on its own chain. Its site calls it a custom L1 with 200ms blocks, built for prediction trading, where every order is matched directly on-chain. The homepage does not name any other chain that the product depends on.
Sources for this listing
- 01Caster, The Truth Layercaster.trade · read 2 November 2026
