Airdrop guide
Nebulai NEB airdrop step by step tutorial
The Nebulai airdrop is a rewards campaign in which people run nodes on the OpenCompute network and are paid in NEB. On 29 October 2026 the project's homepage was still inviting visitors to start earning, so the campaign counts as live. Taking part means choosing a role as a Worker, Verifier or Delegator and contributing compute, or esNEB in the Delegator case.
Live · checked 29 October 2026
As of 29 October 2026, the Nebulai homepage invites visitors to "Earn Now" by running Worker, Verifier or Delegator nodes and earning NEB. The docs describe browser nodes that earn NEB, and neither shows the program closed or replaced.
Nebulai pays NEB to people who run Worker, Verifier or Delegator nodes on its OpenCompute network, with browser nodes needing no installation.
What is Nebulai?
Nebulai is a network where people lend spare computing power so that AI jobs can run across many machines at once. Its core module, OpenCompute, gathers unused GPU and CPU capacity from around the world through browser nodes that need nothing installed.
Everyday users contribute their devices and are paid in NEB. The docs name AI inference, model training, graphics rendering and privacy-preserving computation such as ZK or MPC as example workloads. The homepage says the compute is meant for developers and agents.
How Nebulai works
OpenCompute splits the work among three roles. Workers run jobs on their own hardware, for instance inference and training tasks. Verifiers check the results that Workers hand back, which keeps outputs accurate and the network secure. Delegators back a Verifier with esNEB and receive part of what that Verifier earns.
Browser nodes run inside the browser with nothing to install. The docs say OpenCompute is meant to launch first within the Solana ecosystem.
On the earning side, the homepage ties NEB payouts to how much a node contributes and how well it performs. Neither the homepage nor the docs give a per-node amount or an end date, and neither gives steps for claiming rewards, though the homepage menu lists a Redeem section.
The NEB airdrop
The campaign pays NEB to people who run OpenCompute nodes. Anyone can pick the Worker, Verifier or Delegator role, and the docs describe browser nodes that need no installation and earn NEB tokens. The homepage and docs give no fixed amount per node and no end date for the campaign.
Step by step: how to get the NEB 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 Nebulai homepage
Go to the Nebulai homepage and choose Earn Now to start contributing compute.
Step 2: Pick a node role
Decide whether to run as a Worker, a Verifier or a Delegator. The docs describe what each role does.
Step 3: Read how the nodes work
The Nebulai docs explain the three roles and the zero-installation browser nodes, so check them for the role you picked.
Step 4: Look for your rewards
Nodes are paid in NEB. The homepage menu lists a Redeem section, while the docs give no claiming steps.
Nebulai airdrop FAQ
Is the Nebulai airdrop still live?
- Yes. When checked on 29 October 2026, the Nebulai homepage was inviting visitors to earn now by running Worker, Verifier or Delegator nodes, and neither the homepage nor the docs show the program closed or replaced.
What token does Nebulai pay?
- Nebulai pays NEB. The docs also name esNEB, a second token that Delegators use. Neither the homepage nor the docs give a launch date or a total supply for NEB.
Does the Nebulai airdrop cost anything?
- Neither the homepage nor the docs list a fee or minimum for any role. The docs say browser nodes need no installation. The Delegator role uses esNEB, and neither the homepage nor the docs state how much a Delegator needs.
Which chain does Nebulai run on?
- Nebulai's docs say OpenCompute will first launch within the Solana ecosystem as a low-cost way to schedule distributed compute. The homepage names no chain, so check the docs for any change before you join.
Does Nebulai require KYC?
- Neither the homepage nor the docs mention identity verification for running a Worker, Verifier or Delegator node. Taking part as described there starts with choosing a role and contributing compute. Check the project's docs before joining in case that changes.
Sources for this listing
- 01Nebulainebulai.network · read 29 October 2026
- 02About Nebulai: Nebulai Docdocs.nebulai.network · read 29 October 2026
