An airdrop is free tokens handed to people who used a project early. Most never pay off, and some are outright traps. Every listing here gets a trust score built from signals anyone can check: whether the team confirmed it, who funded them, how long they have existed, and whether the code was audited.
Information only, never a recommendation. Scores are updated once a day.
Be careful — snapshot already taken, no audit found, and project launched very recently with limited track record.
Why this score?
Project agelaunched this year0/15
Security auditno audit information found0/15
Public presencepublic account @megaeth2/5
Official statussnapshot already taken — participation likely closed4.5/30
Investors4 known investors: Dragonfly, Vitalik Buterin, Joseph Lubin20/20
Fundingraised about $107.7M15/15
Points are awarded per signal and rescaled over the signals we could verify — an unknown value never counts against a project.
Backpack
Solana
Snapshot taken
41Trust score
—Community0 votes
Be careful — Backpack's snapshot is closed, lacks a published audit, and has an unknown launch date despite strong backing and $37M funding.
Why this score?
Project agelaunch date unknown0/15
Security auditno published audit0/15
Public presencepublic account @Backpack2/5
Official statussnapshot already taken — participation likely closed4.5/30
Investors3 known investors: Placeholder VC, Hashed, Delphi Digital20/20
Fundingraised about $37M14/15
Points are awarded per signal and rescaled over the signals we could verify — an unknown value never counts against a project.
Lighter
Ethereum
Snapshot taken
25Trust score
—Community0 votes
Be careful — snapshot already taken, strong backers listed, but no disclosed funding, audit, or public social presence.
Why this score?
Project agelaunch date unknown0/15
Security auditno audit information found0/15
Public presenceno public social account found0/5
Official statussnapshot already taken — participation likely closed4.5/30
Investors4 known investors: Founders Fund, Ribbit Capital, Haun Ventures20/20
Fundingfunding not disclosed0/15
Points are awarded per signal and rescaled over the signals we could verify — an unknown value never counts against a project.
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What the three statuses mean
Status is the single biggest driver of the score, because it is the part that is publicly verifiable.
Confirmed — the team has publicly announced a token or an airdrop. There is something real to point at.
Potential — widely expected — a points programme, a testnet, a hint from the team — but nothing official. Treat any promise with suspicion.
Snapshot taken — the eligibility snapshot has already been taken. Whatever you do now probably will not count.
No one can tell you an airdrop is safe. A high score means the public signals look solid, nothing more. Never connect a wallet you keep funds in to a site you found through an airdrop list, and never pay to claim.
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