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Concrete CT airdrop step by step tutorial
The Concrete Points Program is a live rewards campaign from Concrete, a vault-based yield platform, as of 27 October 2026. Social points, called Bags, come from quests such as following Concrete on X, joining its Discord and writing an Article of the Week entry. Taking part means connecting a wallet and any required social accounts on the campaign, which is powered by Fuul. Depositing into eligible vaults earns Concrete Points separately.
Live · checked 27 October 2026
As of 27 October 2026, the Concrete Earn app lists live vaults with points as their rewards, and the docs describe the Concrete Points Program, with Bags earned from social quests. The app also says the CT token has launched and can be claimed, but it does not say points have stopped.
Concrete Points Program: earn Bags from social quests on X and Discord and Concrete Points from vault deposits, live as of 27 October 2026.
What is Concrete?
Concrete is a platform that runs yield vaults. A depositor puts one designated asset into a vault, curators spread that deposit across vetted strategies, and the depositor receives vault shares in return. The number of shares stays fixed, while what the vault earns is reflected in an exchange rate attached to them.
Its site pitches the platform to institutions. Besides the Earn app for depositors, an Enterprise product lets other projects run vaults of their own: Stable used it for an $825M pre-deposit campaign across Stable and Ethereum mainnet.
How Concrete works
A depositor places the vault's designated asset into a Concrete vault and receives vault shares in return. Curators allocate the deposit across strategies, and the exchange rate reflects what the vault earns. The docs say yields may fluctuate, and that losses in a strategy can leave a depositor with less than they put in, possibly nothing.
The Concrete Points Program has two tracks. Concrete Points come from on-chain activity, including depositing into eligible vaults, and the Earn app shows points as the reward for such vaults. Bags come from social and community quests run through a campaign powered by Fuul. The docs say Bags will later turn into Concrete Points, with the two counted apart until then.
Quests include following Concrete on X, joining its Discord and the Article of the Week writing task. Concrete has not announced a points total, a snapshot date or a date for that conversion, and it has not said how points relate to CT. The Earn app does say the CT token has launched and can be claimed on the Concrete Foundation site.
The CT Token airdrop
The campaign pays Concrete Points and Bags, and Concrete has not said that either converts into CT, the token its Earn app says has launched. Bags come from social and community quests such as following Concrete on X, joining its Discord and writing an Article of the Week entry. Concrete Points come from depositing into eligible vaults, and the Earn app restricts access from some jurisdictions.
Step by step: how to get the CT Token airdrop
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 Concrete Points Program docs
Start from the Concrete Points Program page, which explains the difference between Bags and Concrete Points and points to the social campaign.
Step 2: Sign in on Fuul and link your accounts
Sign in to the campaign on Fuul with your wallet, add the X or Discord accounts the quests ask for, and keep them linked while you take part.
Step 3: Complete the social quests
Follow Concrete on X, join its Discord and, if you like, submit an entry to the Article of the Week using the rubric posted in Discord. Each completed quest earns Bags.
Step 4: Optionally deposit into an eligible vault
Eligible vaults in the Earn app earn Concrete Points, and a vault's listing shows whether points are paid. Some vaults, such as RWA USD1, WeETH and WLFIcx, are marked permissioned and need permission to join. A deposit carries risk of loss, and the app is not available in every jurisdiction.
Concrete airdrop FAQ
Is the Concrete airdrop still live?
- Yes, as of 27 October 2026 the Concrete Points Program is live. The Earn app lists live vaults with points as their rewards, and the docs describe Bags earned from social quests. The app also says the CT token has launched and can be claimed, but it does not say points have ended.
Is there a Concrete token?
- Yes, as of 27 October 2026 the Earn app announces that the CT token has launched and is available to claim on the Concrete Foundation site. Concrete has not said how Bags or Concrete Points relate to CT, so check the claim site directly for who is eligible.
How do you earn Bags in the Concrete campaign?
- You earn Bags by completing eligible social and community quests through the campaign powered by Fuul. Examples are following Concrete on X, joining its Discord and writing an Article of the Week entry. You connect a wallet and any required social accounts first, and some quests may unlock only after another.
Does the Concrete campaign cost anything or need KYC?
- The social quests ask only for a connected wallet and social accounts, and Concrete's pages do not mention identity verification for them. Depositing into vaults for Concrete Points is optional, and Concrete warns that a depositor may lose some or all of the deposited assets.
Sources for this listing
- 01Concreteconcrete.xyz · read 27 October 2026
- 02Earn: Concreteapp.concrete.xyz · read 27 October 2026
- 03Concrete: Earn Yield on Supported On-Chain Assets: Concrete Docsdocs.concrete.xyz · read 27 October 2026
- 04Concrete Points Program: Concrete Docsdocs.concrete.xyz · read 27 October 2026
