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DeFi airdrops
The DeFi category collects airdrops from decentralized finance protocols: exchanges, lending markets, yield vaults and stablecoin projects that reward people who use them. Most of these campaigns count onchain activity such as deposits, swaps or loans, often as points, before a token distribution. Each listing names what taking part costs, gives the protocol's official links and a dated status, so you can see whether it is still running.
DeFi airdrops: token rewards from lending, swap and yield protocols, with official links, steps and a dated live or ended status.
DeFi airdrops
DeFi airdrops FAQ
What is a DeFi airdrop?
- A DeFi airdrop is a token distribution from a decentralized finance protocol to the people who used it. The protocol records activity such as deposits, swaps, loans or liquidity provided, often as points, and later shares tokens according to rules it publishes. Only the protocol's own announcement can say who qualifies and how much each wallet receives.
Do DeFi airdrops cost money?
- Often they do. Many DeFi campaigns count assets you deposit or trade, so you take on the protocol's risks (smart contract bugs, liquidation, price moves) as well as network fees. Each listing on AirdropStop says whether a campaign is free, costs fees only, or needs a deposit or a purchase, so you can judge before you start.
How do I avoid fake DeFi airdrop sites?
- Reach the protocol only through its official website or the links on its own social accounts, and check the address before you connect a wallet. A real airdrop never asks for your seed phrase or private key, and a site that asks you to approve unlimited token spending to claim a reward is a warning sign.
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