All Airdrops

Horizen is a blockchain project originally launched as ZenCash, built on Bitcoin's protocol. Horizen has a fixed 21 million max supply with halvings every 4 years. Over time, Horizen has evolved beyond its initial privacy-coin model through governance-approved upgrades, repositioning itself around application-level privacy. Horizen now operates as an EVM-native Layer 3 on Base, designed to support privacy-aware applications while maintaining composability and liquidity access.

Nexus Labs is a technology company based in San Francisco that is building a Layer 1 blockchain with a zero-knowledge virtual machine. The blockchain is designed to allow computation results to be independently verified without re-executing the program or relying on trust assumptions. Nexus Labs raised $25 million in a Series A round co-led by Lightspeed Venture Partners and Pantera Capital, with participation from Dragonfly Capital, Faction, and Blockchain Founders Fund.

Bullshot is an AI-powered decentralized launchpad for creating, launching, and trading meme tokens on BNB Chain. The platform enables one-click token deployment with AI assistance for naming, token supply configuration, launch timing, anti-bot protections, and automated liquidity management. Users can create meme tokens without technical knowledge and immediately list them for trading. Bullshot raised $7.5 million in a private funding round backed by Animoca Brands, B1 Ventures, TBV Capital, Genesis Capital, and Poolz Ventures. The platform operates as a fair-launch ecosystem where users can discover trending tokens, participate in trading competitions, and accumulate points through platform activity.

Lume is a decentralized bandwidth-sharing platform that turns idle internet capacity into a rewarding digital asset. Users contribute unused bandwidth to support a distributed global network infrastructure and earn Lume Coins in return. The model creates a peer-to-peer resource marketplace without centralized intermediaries. Built on the Solana blockchain, Lume benefits from high transaction throughput, low fees, and near-instant reward settlements. Solana’s architecture supports the scale needed for millions of participating devices, making it a practical fit for a network reliant on consistent micro-contributions.

Axis AI is building a platform for robotic learning that uses large-scale simulation and human guidance. The platform allows people to directly interact with simulated robots, generating training data for robotics models that can adapt across tasks and environments. Axis AI is using crypto-native incentives to reward contributors for their participation in simulation tasks. The company has raised $15 million in seed funding and is developing its platform on the Ethereum and Avalanche blockchains.

Aster DEX is a decentralized exchange that allows users to trade cryptocurrencies, U.S. stocks, and metals such as gold, silver, and copper. It features an institutional-grade order book with deep liquidity, hidden orders, and transparent fees in a fully on-chain trading environment. Aster DEX also includes a native Grid Bot integrated into its trading engine, and its maker fees are low at 0.005% per order. Additionally, Aster Earn allows users to earn strategy-based yields on their collateral assets, and the platform supports a 1001x leverage engine for high-risk trading strategies.

Fair Shares is a project building the financial infrastructure to bring corporate shares and treasury management onto blockchain networks. The project has received funding from DWF Ventures and Side Door Ventures. Fair Shares is currently running a waitlist program where early participants can earn Access Points and mint on-chain NFT Badges by completing tasks and inviting others, establishing early positioning within the ecosystem ahead of the project's product rollout.

Arcadia is a real-money arcade platform combining skill-based PvP games, tournaments, and progressive jackpots. Players compete in classic and competitive games for real stakes, with a growing catalogue of 30+ titles including strategy, board, and arcade-style formats. The platform features:

SolMoon is a gamified trading platform built on Solana that replaces traditional market dashboards with tap-to-predict mechanics. Users guess the direction of the market in the short term, build prediction streaks, and earn fragments based on how active and accurate they are. Correct streaks increase multipliers, and collected fragments keep track of how many people are participating in future token allocations. Its flagship game mode, Rug Scan, is a Mines-style experience built around Solana meme coins. Players choose one of 30 tokens, set a SOL stake, and then move around a 5×5 tile grid that has a set number of hidden “rug” tiles. To increase your payout multiplier and cash out, reveal safe tiles. If you hit a rug tile, you lose your stake.

Fast Protocol is a preconfirmation infrastructure built on Ethereum Mainnet by Primev, a team specializing in MEV research and cryptography. The protocol provides ultra-low-latency transaction commitments through Fast RPC, enabling dApps and wallets to execute transactions safely without MEV exploitation or censorship risks. Fast Protocol is also backed by a16z CSX, HashKey, and Figment Capital. The core technology leverages private mempools, bundle support, and anti-front-running guarantees to enhance Ethereum’s transaction layer. Users who route swaps through Fast RPC benefit from faster execution speeds and increased privacy protection. The protocol is currently live on mainnet, with an active Miles farming program rewarding users for generating MEV through swaps, liquidity events, and bridge transactions.

Mahojin is an AI workflow platform that enables community-powered remixing of images and videos. The company has raised a $5M seed round led by a16z crypto's CSX, with participation from Maelstrom Fund. Mahojin is built on Story Protocol, a blockchain for programmable intellectual property, allowing AI workflows to function as on-chain IP with features for refinement, reuse, and sharing.

Quip Network is a project developing post-quantum infrastructure to extend the security of existing blockchain systems. The project aims to add post-quantum security layers to wallets and on-chain applications through smart accounts and adaptive key management, without disrupting current operations. Quip Network has received $10 million in funding and is being built on multiple blockchain networks, including Ethereum, Polkadot, and Cosmos.

Duel Duck is a peer-to-peer prediction market built on Solana, where users create and bet on Yes/No outcomes across crypto, sports, and current events. The model is deliberately simple: someone creates a duel, others pick a side, and winners automatically split the losers’ pool via smart contract — no order books, no market makers. What separates Duel Duck from traditional prediction platforms is the creator incentive. When you create a duel, you earn up to 10% commission on every entry, win or lose. This turns active users into market makers with direct financial upside from engagement. Settlements are instant and fully on-chain, eliminating delays or manual payout processes common on centralized platforms.

Dreamcash is a decentralized trading exchange that offers a range of markets, including equity indices, stock perpetuals, commodities, and crypto spot and perpetual markets. The platform is backed by a strategic investment from Tether, the company behind USDT and XAUT, and utilizes Tether's USDT0 framework for efficient cross-chain transfers via LayerZero's OFT standard. Dreamcash provides global fiat on-ramps, enabling direct funding and cash-out while assets remain under user control through self-custodial wallets. The platform is available on web, iOS, Android, and desktop.

Status Network is a gasless Ethereum Layer 2 blockchain built as part of the Linea consortium and powered by the existing $SNT token. The platform enables zero-gas transactions at scale while providing composable privacy features for users and applications. Core functionality centers on native yield generation from bridged assets and application fees, which funds network development and liquidity incentives. The network targets sustainable growth through a reputation-based governance system using KARMA tokens. Users bridge yield-bearing assets like ETH and stablecoins to earn native yield while contributing to a public funding pool that supports builders and liquidity providers.

Otomate (formerly CopInk) is an AI-powered on-chain automation protocol for perpetual futures trading on the Ink Chain. The platform enables users to create and deploy automated trading strategies on Nado, a perpetual DEX, without requiring constant monitoring or technical expertise. Core use cases include volume generation, delta-neutral strategies, and copy-trading top performers through verifiable on-chain execution. The protocol’s key differentiator is its non-custodial architecture with built-in risk management features. Users retain full control of their funds while automated bots execute strategies with hard risk limits including leverage caps, position size restrictions, and kill switches. This approach makes advanced trading strategies accessible to users who lack the time or expertise for manual perpetual trading. Otomate operates on Ink Chain and integrates directly with Nado’s perpetual markets. The platform is currently live on mainnet with an active points program, though

SectorOne is a decentralized exchange (DEX) built on the MegaETH blockchain. It uses a Dynamic Liquidity Market Maker (DLMM) inspired by Joe v2.2's Liquidity Book. Liquidity is positioned across price bins, enabling deeper liquidity, tighter execution, and stronger capital efficiency. Liquidity providers can deploy capital through DLMM Pools, selecting predefined DLMM Strategies that define how liquidity behaves relative to price movement and volatility.

SEDA is a protocol that aims to improve the accessibility of real-world data for smart contracts. It provides smart contracts with an HTTP-like extension, allowing them to query any type of data from any source on any network, without permissions and without predefined feeds. SEDA lets developers define the data they need, its source, and how it should be returned, and independent solvers handle the request and deliver the result on-chain. The protocol is developed by a company based in Zug, Switzerland, and has raised $4.5 million in funding from various investors.

Summer.fi is a decentralized finance platform that aims to simplify yield farming. The platform's Lazy Summer Protocol automatically allocates deposited capital across curated DeFi strategies, continuously monitoring and rebalancing positions within predefined risk parameters. Summer.fi is built on Ethereum and Solana and has raised $1.5 million in funding. Users earn yield from underlying DeFi strategies, along with $SUMR tokens, and $SUMR holders receive a share of protocol revenue paid in $USDC.

Satsuma is a decentralized exchange built as the native liquidity layer on Citrea, a Bitcoin-based Layer 2 network. The platform enables users to trade Bitcoin-native assets like cBTC and stablecoins with minimal fees while maintaining self-custody. Satsuma addresses the liquidity fragmentation challenge in Bitcoin DeFi by providing a unified trading venue for BTC-backed assets. The DEX features automated liquidity management through ICHI Vaults, allowing passive yield generation without manual position adjustments. Users can swap assets, provide manual liquidity to pools, or deposit into managed vaults for optimized returns. Citrea’s infrastructure enables Ethereum-like DeFi capabilities while settling on Bitcoin’s mainnet.