What we do
Airdropstat tracks token airdrops across every major blockchain ecosystem. Each week we publish five standing reports: a news review, a data report, a structured intelligence brief, a claim calendar, and one deep research report. Our focus is the mechanics and the numbers — claim windows, eligibility rules, snapshot timing, distribution sizes and post-airdrop price behavior.
How we verify
- Source whitelist. We analyze information from project official blogs and X accounts, GitHub repositories, tokenomics docs, official airdrop pages, chain foundation announcements, DefiLlama, CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, Dune, major block explorers and established industry media.
- Attribution on every claim. Every news item and every figure names who said it and where. If we cannot attribute it, we do not publish it as fact.
- Rumors are labeled. Anything not confirmed by the project is marked "Rumored — unverified" and never presented as fact.
- Cross-checking. When secondary sources disagree on a number, we show both with attribution instead of picking one silently.
- No invented data. We do not estimate distribution values that cannot be traced to a published source or on-chain record.
What we are not
Airdropstat is not financial advice, and we never ask for wallets, keys or sign-ups. We do not host claim pages — every claim link in our calendar points to the project's own domain, marked nofollow. Nothing on this site is an invitation to buy or sell any token.
Contact
Corrections and source submissions are welcome. If you spot an error in one of our reports, the fastest fix is a public source (official blog post, X post, or on-chain record) we can verify and link.