Airdrop Tracker Review: 7 Hand-Checked Campaigns Live Right Now — Chains, Requirements and Claim Steps on One Page

Most airdrop lists are a screenshot of a forwarded message and a wallet address you are expected to trust. EarnCrypto Airdrop Tracker goes the other way: every campaign on the page carries its chain, category, requirements, estimated value, hype score, deadline and a numbered claim walkthrough, and the whole list is marked hand-checked before it goes live.

I went through all of it this week — every active campaign, the claim steps, the filters, the wallet checker and the submission form — to see whether a curated tracker actually saves time or just adds one more tab. It saves time. Here is exactly what is on the page right now, with the numbers taken straight off the live cards.

What the Airdrop Tracker Actually Is

The tracker is one page on earncrypto.dev that indexes live crypto airdrops: DePIN node programs, AI data and compute networks, exchange campaigns and L1/L2 points programs. Every entry is a card showing the campaign name, chain badge, category, status, a hype score, an estimated value where the project has published one, a plain-language summary, what you need to qualify, the start date, a live countdown and an expandable “How to claim” list of numbered steps.

Filters sit above the grid: All, Active, Upcoming and Ended, plus chain pills for Ethereum, N1, Robinhood and Solana. That is the part that actually changes how you use a list like this — one click gives you every Solana DePIN campaign on the page, instead of scrolling a spreadsheet and opening fifteen links to check which ones are still running.

Every airdrop is verified by the EarnCrypto.dev team — chains, requirements, claim steps and deadlines.

Seven Campaigns Live Right Now — The Lineup

The tracker currently carries eight campaigns, seven of them active across four chains: Solana leads with four, Ethereum and Robinhood have one each, and N1 has its own points program.

Grass — DePIN Points Season 2 (Solana, hype 85, estimated $50–$500) is the highest-value card on the page. Install the desktop app or browser extension, connect a Solana wallet and keep the node online; points accrue hourly and the Season 2 claim window has been open since July 22.

Nodepay — Season 5 + Signals S3 (Solana DePIN, hype 60) is the one with the clock on it: the card reads 10d 16h left against a September 22 deadline. The model changed this season and the tracker says so plainly — staking NC is now required to keep earning rewards, on top of the extension, the wallet connection and the daily signals.

Gradient — Sentry Node EXP Points (Solana AI, hype 85) turns idle hardware into a distributed training cluster: 1.6M+ active nodes, a $10M seed from Pantera and Multicoin, and EXP points from the Sentry Node extension that are expected to convert at TGE. Sign up, install, keep the node running, invite friends — the whole flow is four steps.

Dawn — Validator Rewards (Solana DePIN, hype 60, listed as Free) has the cleanest tokenomics note in the set: a 1B supply cap with 25% allocated to the community, points accruing from connection time, referrals and social tasks. The card is honest that the distribution formula is still speculative, which is more than most lists will tell you.

OpenLayer — Exp Points (Ethereum AI, hype 70) pays you for the data your browser already generates: contribute and validate data through the Chrome extension, connect MetaMask or WalletConnect, complete quests, earn 200 Exp per referral and optionally restake ETH with an EigenLayer operator. $5M raised from Spartan Group, IOSG, LongHash and MH Ventures.

N1 Chain — N1 Points (L1/L2, hype 75) is a 26-week points program distributing 75M points every single week, backed by GSR, Mirana, Founders Fund, Amber and Kraken. Connect a wallet, pull an invite code from the community, deposit and trade to farm points, and the referral link unlocks at $1,000 in trading volume.

CashCat — Robinhood First Meme (Robinhood, hype 85, listed value a $200 USDT position) is the Bybit campaign: register, complete KYC level 1, finish the CASHCAT airdrop task in the Rewards Hub and claim the position within five days. Pipedog — Gate Launchpool #371 (Robinhood, hype 70) closed on August 31 and stays on the page as an archive with its full claim steps and the 39.4M PIPEDOG pool it distributed.

Hype Scores, Estimated Values and the Deadline Countdown

Three fields do most of the triage work. The hype score runs from 60° to 85° across the current set, with CashCat, Grass and Gradient sitting at the top on 85. The estimated value is published wherever a project has committed to numbers — Grass at $50–$500, CashCat at a $200 USDT position, Pipedog at a 39.4M token pool — and marked TBD for the four campaigns still farming points toward an unannounced TGE.

The countdown is the field that earns the page its place in your bookmarks. Nodepay shows 10d 16h left; the ended Pipedog card shows its closing date instead of pretending the campaign is still open. Missing a claim window is the most expensive mistake in airdrop farming, and it is the one mistake a tracker with deadlines removes.

The Wallet Checker: What You Already Qualify For

Above the grid sits the wallet checker. Connect any EVM or Solana wallet — MetaMask or Phantom — and the page instantly scans the campaigns and protocol rewards to show what is waiting for that address. It is free, it is private, there is no sign-up, and it takes about as long as approving a wallet connection.

That is the feature that catches the money people forget. Half the value in this category is already sitting on wallets that interacted with a protocol months ago and never checked back for the distribution. Scanning first tells you which campaigns to put your time into before you install a single extension.

Why a Hand-Checked List Beats a Forwarded One

Anyone can paste twenty links into a page. The difference here is the workflow the tracker documents for each campaign — which chain, which wallet, which tasks, which order, what the reward is estimated at and when it closes — plus a submissions form for new campaigns, so the list grows from the community rather than from one person's timeline. The directory line above the grid keeps the rest of the site honest too: 44 tools hand-checked, same standard.

Each card also keeps its own short safety block: use only the official links listed, never share a seed phrase, claim with a dedicated wallet holding just enough for gas, and treat any project asking for a deposit to unlock an airdrop as out of scope. Basic rules, stated once, on the page where you need them.

How to Start

Open the tracker, hit Active, pick your chain, and connect the wallet to the checker before you commit to anything — that single step tells you whether you are starting from zero or from three claims waiting to be collected. Then work the cards in deadline order: Nodepay first with ten days left, Gradient and Dawn next since both are passive once the node or extension is running, and Grass last because the $50–$500 estimate is already open and keeps accruing hourly.

Start on EarnCrypto Airdrop Tracker — seven live campaigns, every requirement and deadline in writing, and a wallet checker that shows what your address already qualifies for before you spend a single evening installing extensions.