Airdrop guide · Ethereum
Liquity airdrop step by step tutorial
The Liquity V2 Friendly Fork Airdrops reward people who use BOLD, Liquity's stablecoin, with tokens from independent teams that built on Liquity's code. As of 1 November 2026 the campaign is live: Liquity's Forks page runs a points leaderboard, and more than twenty teams are described as planning BOLD-user rewards. Taking part means using BOLD in the venues listed on the Earn page.
Live · checked 1 November 2026
As of 1 November 2026, Liquity's Forks page runs a points leaderboard with 2274 participants, and more than twenty teams that built on Liquity V2's code are described as planning BOLD-user airdrops.
Use BOLD, Liquity's stablecoin, in the venues on its Earn page to climb a points leaderboard for fork token airdrops, checked 1 November 2026.
What is Liquity?
Liquity is a borrowing protocol on Ethereum where people lock up ETH or a staked-ETH token and issue BOLD, a dollar-pegged coin, against it. Its V2 lets each borrower pick their own interest rate, and its contracts are immutable.
No official app exists. Liquity's site lists independent frontends run by community members, and says Liquity AG has done no due diligence on their operators.
V2's code sits under a business license, and other teams license it to build their own versions for their own chains, each issuing a separate stablecoin there. These are called friendly forks, and the teams behind them plan to reward BOLD users with their tokens.
How Liquity works
To use the product, you put up ETH or a staked-ETH token as collateral and mint BOLD against it, choosing the interest rate yourself. BOLD can also be deposited in a Stability Pool, which pays out interest revenue and liquidation gains. Protocol revenue is shared out three-quarters to Stability Pool depositors, with the remaining quarter used to support BOLD liquidity.
The airdrop side is run by the fork teams. According to the Forks page, every fork sets aside roughly 4% of its supply for BOLD users. Of that, about 2.75% rewards BOLD users in the listed BOLD venues, and about 1.25% goes to each fork's own pools pairing BOLD with the fork's stablecoin. A leaderboard ranks addresses by points and shows each one's percentage of the total.
Forks launch on their own schedules. Enosys, a fork on Flare Network, gives half of its APS allocation to a retro bucket for existing leaderboard users and half to an ongoing bucket for new activity, paid weekly over 40 weeks through the end of October 2026. Its announcement of 19 January 2026 said claims would start on 21 January 2026. The Forks page gives no single date that covers all forks.
The Friendly fork tokens (BOLD user rewards) airdrop
The campaign pays tokens issued by Liquity V2 friendly forks, each reserving roughly 4% of its supply for BOLD users. You qualify by using BOLD in the venues the Earn and Forks pages list, and a points leaderboard on the Forks page ranks participants. Enosys, on Flare Network, rewards users in APS, the token that governs and earns fees across its lending and DEX products.
Step by step: how to get the Friendly fork tokens (BOLD user rewards) 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: Read the Forks page
Open the Forks page to see which friendly forks are marked Live and which are still to come, and to view the points leaderboard.
Step 2: Pick an independent frontend
Liquity runs no frontend itself, so choose one from the list on the frontends page and connect your wallet there.
Step 3: Get BOLD
You mint BOLD by borrowing against ETH or staked ETH collateral, as described on the Borrow page.
Step 4: Use BOLD in a listed venue
The Earn page lists Stability Pools and outside venues where BOLD earns fork rewards. Deposit into one of them.
Step 5: Check your leaderboard position
On the Forks page, use the check-your-position button under the leaderboard to see your points and your share of the total.
Step 6: Claim Enosys rewards on Flare Network
For Enosys, the Enosys announcement says rewards are claimed on its frontend on Flare Network. The Forks page does not describe claiming for the other forks.
Liquity airdrop FAQ
Is the Liquity airdrop still live?
- Yes. As of 1 November 2026, the Forks page on Liquity's site runs a points leaderboard showing 2274 participants and describes more than twenty fork teams as planning BOLD-user airdrops. The Enosys post scheduled weekly emissions through the end of October 2026, and Liquity's site does not say whether they continue past that.
Which token does the Liquity airdrop pay?
- Each friendly fork pays its own token, and the Forks page puts the share set aside for BOLD users at roughly 4% of each fork's supply. Enosys, on Flare Network, sets aside 2.75% of its APS supply for Liquity V2 mainnet users.
What does it cost to take part?
- Joining requires BOLD deposited in one of the venues on the Earn page. If you do not hold BOLD, you mint it by locking ETH or a staked-ETH token as collateral. Every transaction also needs ETH for gas on Ethereum.
Which chain does the Liquity airdrop use?
- Liquity V2 runs on Ethereum, and its disclaimer says transactions need ETH as gas. The forks that pay the rewards run on their own chains, for example Enosys on Flare Network, where its APS rewards are claimed.
How are Liquity fork rewards earned and claimed?
- Rewards are earned by using BOLD in venues from the Earn page, which feeds the points leaderboard on the Forks page. For Enosys, the announcement says claims start on 21 January 2026 on its Flare Network frontend. The Forks page does not describe claiming for the other forks.
Sources for this listing
- 01Liquity V2: Borrow on Your Own Termsliquity.org · read 1 November 2026
- 02Enosys Airdrop for Liquity V2 Usersliquity.org · read 1 November 2026
- 03Earn: Liquity V2liquity.org · read 1 November 2026
- 04Protocol Disclaimer: Liquity V2liquity.org · read 1 November 2026
- 05General: Liquity Docsdocs.liquity.org · read 1 November 2026
- 06Forks: Liquity V2liquity.org · read 1 November 2026
- 07Liquity: official site (social links)liquity.org · read 1 November 2026
