How to track upcoming cryptocurrency airdrops
No official airdrop calendar exists, so track upcoming cryptocurrency airdrops through project channels and claim only from the official page.
Vahe HakobyanEditor-in-chief
Updated Oct 6, 20262 min readFact-checked
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An airdrop sends tokens to wallets a project chooses. To track upcoming cryptocurrency airdrops, watch announcements and confirm what the project counts before a claim opens.
What to know before you start
A snapshot is the moment a project records wallet balances and activity. Eligibility usually rests on that snapshot plus past on-chain activity and completed tasks. Some projects announce the snapshot after it has passed.
Steps to track and claim airdrops
No official calendar of upcoming airdrops exists, and tracker sites often lag behind project announcements. The project's own blog or verified account confirms dates. Claim pages are a top phishing target, so verify the domain.
- 1Follow official channelsBookmark the project's blog and verified account, and check it for dates.
- 2Confirm your eligibilityCompare your wallet activity with the snapshot date and the project's task list.
- 3Verify page and contractType the official domain and compare the claim contract with the published address.
- 4Claim before the deadlineCheck the end date before you start. A missed window usually means no claim.
After you claim: records and safety
Use a separate wallet for airdrop activity, and never share your seed phrase or private key. The IRS treats crypto as property, and an airdropped token is generally taxable income when you receive it.
Frequently asked questions
Use a wallet you control that supports the network. MetaMask is a common example for Ethereum and compatible networks.
Each project sets its own claim window, and the announcement usually names the end date.
Treat them as a scam. Do not swap or sell them, and do not open links that mention them.
