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OctoSwap airdrop step by step tutorial

The OctoSwap airdrop is the Octo Point Program, a points campaign run by the OctoSwap decentralized exchange on Monad. The program is running on 1 November 2026, when a banner on the homepage and the liquidity page tells visitors to add liquidity to earn points. Taking part means supplying liquidity to a pool, and some pools are marked Points Eligible. Points are the only reward the banner mentions.

Live · checked 1 November 2026

As of 1 November 2026, the OctoSwap homepage and liquidity page carry a banner saying the Octo point program is live and that adding liquidity earns points. The docs mention a point system among the exchange's features.

Octo points are earned on OctoSwap, a Monad DEX, by adding liquidity; some pools carry a Points Eligible mark. See how the live program works.

What is OctoSwap?

OctoSwap is a decentralized exchange on Monad where users swap tokens and provide liquidity to pools. Its homepage addresses traders, liquidity providers and builders, and its docs describe it as a liquidity hub for Monad. The exchange is live on Monad mainnet, and a testnet deployment also exists for development.

According to the docs, OctoSwap offers classic AMM pools and concentrated liquidity pools, with an advanced smart router on top. The docs describe classic pools as broad, set-and-forget exposure and concentrated liquidity as the more precise option. They credit the router with securing the best price across the protocol's liquidity.

The docs also list gasless approvals and MEV protection among its features. The homepage calls the product gamified, and the docs add that a point system and game-like features keep the community engaged.

How OctoSwap works

OctoSwap runs two kinds of pools, classic and concentrated liquidity. Traders swap against these pools, and the docs describe a smart router that aims for the best price across the protocol's liquidity.

The campaign adds points to that activity. The banner on the homepage and the liquidity page says the Octo point program is live and that adding liquidity earns points. Some pools carry a Points Eligible mark on the homepage.

The same banner announces Octo ID and says minting an ID gives boosted points. The homepage does not say how large the boost is or what an ID costs.

The homepage, liquidity page and docs give no season length, snapshot date, claim date or conversion for the points, and they name no token for them.

The Octo points airdrop

The OctoSwap Octo Point Program rewards liquidity providers with Octo points, and as of 1 November 2026 points are the only reward the homepage and liquidity page mention. Points are earned by adding liquidity to OctoSwap pools on Monad, and some pools carry a Points Eligible mark. Minting an Octo ID is advertised as giving boosted points. Neither page gives a token, an amount or a conversion.

Step by step: how to get the Octo points 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.

  1. Step 1: Open the OctoSwap liquidity page

    Go to the liquidity page, where the banner announces the live point program and the pools are listed with their APR, fee tier and TVL.

  2. Step 2: Get the pool's two assets on Monad

    Adding liquidity to a pool involves the two assets that make up that pool. OctoSwap is on Monad, so use a wallet on Monad.

  3. Step 3: Check which pools are marked Points Eligible

    The list on the homepage shows a Points Eligible mark on some pools. Pick the pool you want to fund from the list.

  4. Step 4: Add liquidity to the pool

    Press Add on the pool to add liquidity; the banner says adding liquidity earns points.

  5. Step 5: Note the Octo ID option

    The banner says Octo ID is live and that minting it gives boosted points. The pages give no cost or boost size.

OctoSwap airdrop FAQ

Is the OctoSwap airdrop still live?

Yes, as of 1 November 2026 the Octo Point Program is live. The OctoSwap homepage and liquidity page both carry a banner saying the program is live and that adding liquidity earns points. Those pages give no end date for the program.

Does the OctoSwap airdrop have a token?

The campaign pays Octo points as of 1 November 2026. The homepage, liquidity page and docs give no token name, ticker or conversion rate for those points, so what they will turn into is not stated.

How do you earn Octo points?

You earn Octo points by adding liquidity to OctoSwap pools, as the program banner states. Some pools are marked Points Eligible. The banner also says minting an Octo ID gives boosted points, without stating the size of the boost.

What does the OctoSwap airdrop cost?

Taking part means adding liquidity to an OctoSwap pool, which is a deposit of that pool's two assets. As of 1 November 2026, no page lists a separate sign-up fee for the Octo Point Program, and none gives a price for an Octo ID.

Does the OctoSwap airdrop need KYC?

No identity verification is asked for on the OctoSwap homepage, liquidity page or docs as of 1 November 2026. The campaign works through a liquidity deposit on Monad.

Sources for this listing

  1. 01OctoSwap - The Native Liquidity Hub of Monad: Trade, pool and earn.octo.exchange · read 1 November 2026
  2. 02Introduction: OctoSwap Docsdocs.octo.exchange · read 1 November 2026
  3. 03Contracts: OctoSwap Docsdocs.octo.exchange · read 1 November 2026
  4. 04OctoSwap - The Native Liquidity Hub of Monad: Trade, pool and earn.octo.exchange · read 1 November 2026
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