11 Live Airdrops, Three New This Week — Base, FBYT and LAYAI Join the EarnCrypto Tracker

EarnCrypto tracks eleven live airdrop campaigns today. The last time we wrote this page up it listed seven, and the three newest arrivals all landed inside the last two weeks: a Base positioning play carrying the highest hype score on the board, a Solana fund protocol that opened its rewards program in September, and an AI project that is still saving up for a 2027 distribution.

The tracker is one page. Every campaign it carries comes with its chain, its category, the exact requirements, an entry cost, the claim steps in order and the window it runs in. Nothing is summarised away and nothing is behind a signup.

What landed in the last two weeks

BASE is the first of the three and it is the highest-scoring listing on the board at a hype score of 100. It sits in the L1/L2 bucket on the Base chain, it asks for no KYC and no phone number, and the entry cost is listed as free — only network gas. The listing routes through BaseFarmr's guided quests: swaps, liquidity, deploys and mints rehearsed on testnet first, then repeated on Base mainnet where the history counts. It also points at a one-pass wallet check that needs no connection and no signature, at basefarmr.xyz/airdrop.

FBYT is the second, filed under DeFi on Solana. It is a non-custodial fund management protocol where anyone can open a vault, raise from investors and trade across crypto, stocks and commodities without permission or KYC. Two requirements are listed — an X account and a wallet — and the entry cost is gas only. The rewards program opened on 10 September and FBYT's own listing says more than 50,000 users are already on board. The steps are short: join at fbyt.io, complete the tasks, earn points.

LAYAI is the third and the only listing on the whole board flagged upcoming rather than active. It is an AI project building shared memory and reusable knowledge capsules for agents, running on BNB Smart Chain testnet with mainnet still to be announced. The entry cost is free with no deposit and no payment to claim, the optional work happens through LAYAI Connect on Windows, and monitoring snapshots are taken monthly on the first day at 00:10 UTC. The first community distribution is targeted for May 2027, and LAYAI is explicit that contribution points are not tokens and not a guaranteed allocation. The plan is published at layai.pro/airdrop.

The eight that were already on the board

Behind the three new arrivals the tracker still carries eight campaigns across four categories. DePIN has three: Grass, Dawn and Nodepay. AI has two: Gradient and OpenLayer. L1/L2 has N1 Chain, and Meme has CashCat and Pipedog.

Grass sits at a hype score of 85 with an estimated value of $50 to $500. Its Season 2 claim window opened on 22 July and the requirements list X, Discord and a Solana wallet, with points accruing per hour while the node stays online — app.getgrass.io.

Gradient also scores 85 and is the busiest node network on the list: a Solana AI compute layer turning idle devices into a distributed training cluster, with a $10 million seed from Pantera and Multicoin and more than 1.6 million active nodes. The entry cost is zero and the requirement set is an email plus a wallet for the Sentry Node extension — gradient.network.

N1 Chain is the highest-scoring of the older group at 75. It runs a native orderbook, margining and RFQ for high-performance finance and distributes 75 million points weekly for 26 weeks, backed by GSR, Mirana, Founders Fund, Amber and Kraken. Requirements are a wallet and a referral code — n1.xyz.

OpenLayer scores 70 and has been live since January: a Chrome extension that contributes and validates data with consent, funded with $5 million from Spartan Group, IOSG, LongHash and MH Ventures. It needs an Ethereum wallet and an X account, and referrals pay 200 Exp each — openlayer.com.

Then there are the three quieter entries. Dawn is a Solana DePIN with a confirmed 1 billion supply cap and 25% set aside for node operators, and it asks for an email plus a wallet — dawninternet.com. Nodepay is the one listing on the board whose model changed: staking NC is now required to stay reward-eligible, on top of the extension, the wallet and the daily signals — nodepay.ai. CashCat and Pipedog are the two exchange campaigns, and both are the only listings that ask for KYC Level 1, with CashCat's task granting a 200 USDT position and Pipedog's pool distributing 39,432,177 PIPEDOG hourly.

What every listing tells you before you spend an hour

The requirements field is the one to read first. Across the eleven listings it covers X, wallet, email, Discord, referral and KYC, and the tracker shows you which of those a campaign wants before you open anything. Two campaigns ask for KYC Level 1; the rest ask for a wallet, an email, a social account, or nothing at all.

The entry cost field is the second. Most of the board is listed as free, free with gas only, or free with network gas. None of the eleven asks for a deposit to participate, and the only real variable is what the chain charges you to move.

Hype score and estimated value are the third. Scores on the board run from 60 to 100 with BASE on top at 100, then CashCat, Grass and Gradient at 85, N1 Chain at 75, and Pipedog and OpenLayer at 70. Estimated value is only filled in where a campaign has published one: $50 to $500 for Grass, a 200 USDT position for CashCat, the 39.4 million PIPEDOG pool for Pipedog.

The window is the fourth. Every listing carries its own dates, which is how the board stays honest about what is still running: Pipedog's hourly distribution ran 17 to 31 August and Nodepay's Season 5 window closed on 22 September, while the three new arrivals sit at the other end of the calendar.

Working the board

Start with the chain you already hold, because twelve of the fourteen chain slots across the board are Solana, Base, Ethereum, BNB Chain or Robinhood, and gas is the only cost that matters for most of them. Then check the requirements line, because two listings will send you through identity verification before anything else happens. Then read the numbered steps, which on the newer entries spell out the exact onchain moves that count.

Eleven campaigns, one page, a window and a requirement set for each one. Nothing on the board hides its conditions behind a connect button.

The full board is live and updated in place — chains, categories, requirements, entry costs, hype scores and deadlines for every campaign: the EarnCrypto airdrop tracker.