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Infrastructure projects provide the foundational tools and services that power blockchain ecosystems. These include oracles, indexers, RPC providers, and developer tools that often reward early adopters.
LitVM is a smart contract layer for the Litecoin blockchain, designed to expand the cryptocurrency's capabilities. It is an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)-compatible rollup, powered by Arbitrum Orbit and utilizing Nitro and zkVM validity proofs for transaction processing. LitVM also features BitcoinOS-powered Grail bridging for trustless Litecoin transfers, and Espresso for decentralized transaction sequencing. With $10 million in funding from investors, LitVM aims to bring Litecoin into the world of smart contracts, DeFi, and broader on-chain ecosystems.
Xenea is a company developing an EVM-compatible Layer 1 blockchain with integrated autonomous decentralized storage. The network is designed to maintain data persistence and trustworthiness, combining Proof of Democracy (PoD) and DACS for long-term integrity. Xenea aims to provide infrastructure for AI accountability, IoT integrity, and DePIN sovereignty, while offering developers an easy path to deploy EVM-compatible decentralized applications. The Ubusuna public testnet is now live, allowing users to explore the network ahead of the planned mainnet launch in Q3 2026.
Bitcoin Quantum is a cryptocurrency project focused on addressing the potential threat of quantum computing to the security of Bitcoin. It is being built and deployed at scale by BTQ Technologies, a publicly listed company focused on developing post-quantum cryptography and quantum-resilient architecture for mission-critical networks. The project aims to integrate these new cryptographic primitives into the Bitcoin protocol.
Canopy Network is a layerless appchain framework that lets developers launch and scale sovereign Layer 1 blockchains without relying on traditional monolithic chains or cross-chain bridges. Builders can deploy customizable L1 appchains using built-in templates, with recursive security mechanisms aligning incentives across the ecosystem. The platform focuses on three core benefits: day-one scaling, sovereign customization, and recursive security. Appchains launched on Canopy can start as testnet L1s and graduate to fully sovereign chains. The testnet went live on February 12, 2026, with mainnet planned for later in 2026.
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.
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.
Fluidkey is a crypto project based in Switzerland, a country with strong user data and privacy protection rights. Fluidkey aims to enable compliant privacy features on the Ethereum blockchain, which has become a cornerstone of Web3 finance. The project has received $3.4 million in funding and is focused on integrating privacy solutions into Ethereum's established trust layer.
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Farming Infrastructure Airdrops
Infrastructure airdrops reward you for running nodes, using developer tools, or being an early user of services that other protocols depend on. Think oracles, RPC providers, indexers, data availability layers. These aren't as flashy as DeFi farming, but the airdrops can be substantial because infrastructure protocols serve the entire ecosystem. If you have technical skills, running a node or validator is often the highest-value activity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Oracles (price feeds), RPC providers (node access), indexers (data querying), bridges, and data availability layers. Basically anything that other dapps depend on to function.
Not always. Many infrastructure protocols have user-facing products — like using a bridge or querying data. Running a node is more technical but also more heavily rewarded.
Infrastructure protocols serve the entire ecosystem, so they tend to have higher valuations. When they distribute tokens, the per-user amount can be significant because the farmer pool is smaller than DeFi.
This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research (DYOR) before participating in any airdrop or DeFi protocol.
