Airdrop guide
CESS Network CESS airdrop step by step tutorial
The CESS DeShare Airdrop was a points campaign from CESS Network that led to CESS rewards in two phases: Bitget airdrop eligibility and a claim through OKX Wallet. As of 29 October 2026, both phases are marked "Event Ended" on the campaign page. While it ran, you earned points from tasks such as inviting friends, daily check-ins, file uploads, a quiz and social follows.
This airdrop has ended · checked 29 October 2026
As of 29 October 2026, the CESS DeShare Airdrop page marks both Phase 1 (Bitget airdrop eligibility) and Phase 2 (the OKX Wallet CESS claim) as "Event Ended". Phase 2 shows its countdown at zero.
CESS DeShare Airdrop has ended: points from simple tasks led to CESS rewards via Bitget eligibility and an OKX Wallet claim. Checked 29 October 2026.
What is CESS Network?
CESS Network is a decentralized data infrastructure project that describes itself as a trusted data engine for the AI era, built around data that is verifiable, programmable, liquid and monetizable. Its homepage calls the CESS Public Chain an innovative DePIN L1 and lists CESS Storage, Smart Contract, CD²N, DeOSS, an SDK, AI-LINK, DeCloud, Deshare, CESS scan and ANON ID among the components in its ecosystem list.
The homepage frames the project around data ownership for users, enterprises and institutions, backed by on-chain proofs, and also mentions privacy-preserving AI training.
People can also contribute hardware. The network's documentation describes four node types: consensus, storage, CDN and TEE nodes, each with its own role.
How CESS Network works
CESS Network runs its own blockchain with four kinds of nodes. Validators, picked from the consensus nodes each cycle, are paid in CESS tokens for producing blocks, and token holders can back them as nominators. Storage nodes hold user data and are tested on the chain for idle space and data integrity, with passing nodes earning rewards. CDN nodes speed up data retrieval, and TEE nodes verify storage inside Intel SGX secure enclaves.
The CESS DeShare Airdrop page was headed "Earn Points, Unlock $CESS rewards" and kept a running point total. Points came from tasks: inviting friends, a daily check-in, uploading files, a quiz about CESS, following the project on X and TikTok, a daily retweet, joining Telegram and Discord, and changing a profile.
Rewards were split in two phases. Phase 1 covered eligibility for a Bitget airdrop, and Phase 2 was a CESS claim open only through OKX Wallet. As of 29 October 2026 both show "Event Ended". The page also advertises a separate KuCoin listing campaign with a 2,400,000 CESS prize pool.
The CESS airdrop
The CESS DeShare Airdrop led to CESS rewards in two phases: Phase 1 covered Bitget airdrop eligibility and Phase 2 was a CESS claim through OKX Wallet. You built a points total by completing tasks such as inviting friends (+100 points each), daily check-ins, file uploads, a quiz, and following CESS on X, TikTok, Telegram and Discord. Both phases are marked as ended as of 29 October 2026.
Step by step: how to get the CESS airdrop
Kept for reference: this is how the campaign worked while it ran.
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 DeShare Airdrop page
The campaign lived on the CESS DeShare Airdrop page, where a points counter was shown.
Step 2: Complete the point tasks
Tasks included inviting friends (+100 points per verified invitation), a daily check-in (+10 points, +20 for continuous check-ins), uploading files (+20 points per file) and a quiz on what CESS is (+100 points for all correct answers).
Step 3: Follow the project's channels
Following on X and TikTok paid +30 points each, joining Telegram or Discord paid +20 points each, and a daily retweet paid +10 points.
Step 4: Check Phase 1 for Bitget eligibility
Phase 1 was labeled eligibility for the Bitget airdrop. It now shows "Event Ended".
Step 5: Claim CESS through OKX Wallet
Phase 2 was the CESS claim, open only with OKX Wallet. As of 29 October 2026 the page marks it as ended too.
CESS Network airdrop FAQ
Is the CESS Network airdrop still live?
- No. As of 29 October 2026, the CESS DeShare Airdrop page marks both Phase 1 (Bitget airdrop eligibility) and Phase 2 (the OKX Wallet CESS claim) as "Event Ended", and Phase 2's countdown reads zero. The task list is still drawn on the page, which also advertises a separate KuCoin listing campaign.
What token does the CESS DeShare Airdrop pay?
- The campaign paid CESS. Its page is headed "Earn Points, Unlock $CESS rewards", and Phase 2 is described as a claim of the CESS airdrop through OKX Wallet. The page also mentions a separate KuCoin listing campaign with a 2,400,000 CESS prize pool.
How were points earned in the CESS DeShare Airdrop?
- Points came from tasks on the campaign page. Each verified invitation gave 100 points, a daily check-in gave 10 (20 for a continuous streak), each uploaded file gave 20, and the quiz gave 100. Following on X or TikTok gave 30 each, and joining Telegram or Discord gave 20 each.
Does the CESS DeShare Airdrop cost anything or need KYC?
- The tasks listed on the campaign page ask only for actions such as check-ins, uploads, a quiz and social follows, and none carries a fee or a deposit. The page lists no identity check among them. Phase 2 required OKX Wallet to claim, and it has ended.
Sources for this listing
- 01CESScess.network · read 29 October 2026
- 02CESS Nodes: CESS Documentdoc.cess.network · read 29 October 2026
- 03https://cess.network/deshareairdrop/cess.network · read 29 October 2026
