Live bid/ask volume on the order book right now. Not a price prediction — pressure can flip in seconds.
| Asset | Source | Target | Horizon | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BTC | Standard Chartered | $100,000 | End-2026 | Cut from $150K in Feb 2026; its analyst said in Sept the $100K target may prove conservative |
| BTC | Bernstein | $125,000 | End-2026 | Cut from $150K in mid-Sept 2026; still sees $150K by mid-2027, tied to the 4-year halving cycle |
| BTC | Citigroup | $113,000 | 12-month | Raised on Oct 2, 2026 from $82,000 (set in July); horizon runs to Oct 2027 |
| ETH | Standard Chartered | $4,000 | End-2026 | Cut 47% from $7,500 on Jun 4, 2026; long-term call unchanged at $40K by 2030 |
| ETH | Citigroup | $3,028 | 12-month | Raised in early Oct 2026 alongside its BTC upgrade; ETH trades near $2,300 |
| ETH | JPMorgan | Cautious | 2026 | No firm target; flags ETH losing ground to BTC without a DeFi/on-chain pickup |
| Protocol▲ | Category | Funding Raised▼ | Confidence | Key Investors | Est. Cost | Status | Details |
|---|
Exchanges to buy gas or cash out rewards, tax software for filing what you earn, and hardware wallets to store it safely — tools most airdrop farmers need eventually.
VC Investments
Every fund appearing across your currently tracked projects, ranked by how often they show up and how much combined funding they're tied to. Updates automatically as you add or remove projects.
Testnet Hub
Currently tracked projects with a free, no-cost testnet you can farm today. Tap through to get started.
Snapshot Calendar
| Protocol | Latest milestone | Status |
|---|
No tracked project has officially announced a token launch (TGE) or snapshot date. We don't guess dates or invent deadlines — each row shows the latest verified milestone, and a confirmed date will be added the moment one is announced.
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Swap
Swap tokens on Ethereum from your own wallet. Non-custodial: trades are executed by CoW Swap, a third-party protocol — AirdropsRadar never holds your funds.
CoW Swap is an independent, non-custodial protocol for swapping tokens on Ethereum. You connect your own wallet on their site and keep full control of your funds. MEV protection and gas-free failed trades are built in.
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Airdrop Calculator
Pick projects you're farming, log your hours and gas spend, and see a rough illustrative estimate — based on the same funding-based model as the Confidence Score, not a promise.
Illustrative only — not a guarantee. Actual allocations vary enormously by project and could be zero. Not financial advice.
ETH Gas Tracker
What is gas, and why does it matter for farming?
"Gas" is the fee paid to Ethereum validators to process a transaction, priced in Gwei (1 Gwei = 0.000000001 ETH). It rises when the network is busy and falls when it's quiet — timing your on-chain activity for testnets and mainnet interactions during low-gas windows can meaningfully cut costs.
This chart is not a historical market data feed — free public gas APIs don't offer that. It builds a real, live history over time purely from readings taken during actual visits to this page, stored only on your own device.
About AirdropsRadar
AirdropsRadar tracks early-stage crypto protocols that have disclosed institutional funding and a live product, but have not yet launched a token. The goal is a shorter, more reliable list than a generic aggregator — fewer entries, higher confidence.
How a project gets listed
- Disclosed funding — named investors and a round size that can be verified through public reporting (press releases, Crunchbase-style databases, reputable crypto media).
- Live product — an active testnet or mainnet with real usage, not just a landing page and a Discord server.
- No live token yet — the moment a project's token trades on an exchange, it is removed from the active list via the "Remove Launched" cleanup, since it's no longer a farming opportunity.
What "Confidence Score" means — and doesn't
The score (1–5) is a mechanical read of public signals: funding size, whether a Tier-1 fund is involved, and whether a status beyond speculation exists. It is not a guarantee of a payout, a security audit, or investment advice — it only reflects how well-documented a project's backing is.
Corrections & contact
Spot outdated or incorrect information, or have a project to suggest? Email us at admin@airdropsradar.com or join our Telegram — we review and correct listings promptly. Our X account is set up soon; the icon in the header will go live the moment it's ready.
Last reviewed: October 2026. This page is updated whenever the inclusion methodology changes.
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Glossary
Frequently Asked Questions
Cashing Out Safely
Farmed an airdrop and got real tokens? Converting them to cash carries its own risks — often bigger than the farming itself. Here's how to do it without losing what you earned.
Your options, ranked by safety
- Sell on a licensed exchange, withdraw to your bank — safest by far. No stranger, no in-person meeting, platform handles compliance.
- P2P trading through a platform's built-in escrow (Binance P2P, Bybit P2P, etc.) — the platform holds the crypto until payment is confirmed on their system. Safer than meeting a stranger with no protection, but still requires care (checklist below).
- Bitcoin ATM — instant, no counterparty, but fees are often 8-15%. Fine for small amounts when speed matters more than cost.
- In-person cash meetup with no platform escrow — highest risk. Only for experienced traders, and only with the precautions below.
If you do meet in person: safety checklist
- Use a platform escrow whenever one exists. Never release crypto directly to a stranger's wallet before their payment has actually cleared in your own account — not a screenshot, your own account.
- Meet at an official Safe Exchange Zone. Hundreds of U.S. and Canadian police stations designate monitored parking spots for exactly this kind of transaction — a real, longstanding program, not something crypto-specific. Search "[your city] safe exchange zone police" to find one near you.
- Meet in daylight, bring someone, tell a third person where you're going and with whom.
- Verify large cash amounts with a counterfeit detector pen — cheap, widely available, takes seconds.
- Be wary of reversible payment methods (PayPal Friends & Family, Zelle, some bank transfers) — these can be clawed back or disputed *after* you've already sent the crypto. This is one of the most common P2P scam patterns.
Red flags — walk away if you see these
- Buyer or seller pushes to move the deal off-platform to "skip the fee"
- Unusual urgency or pressure to skip your normal checks
- Wants to pay with gift cards instead of cash or bank transfer
- Asks to "test" with a small trade first, then requests a much larger one
- Brand-new account with no trade history, especially for a large amount
- Insists on a private, secluded, or unusual meeting location
General safety information only — not financial or legal advice. No precaution eliminates risk entirely; use your own judgment and local resources.
Track Record
Every call this tracker has made, logged honestly — including the ones that didn't pan out. Most sites only show you their current list; we show you what happened after, too.
| Protocol | Added | Status Given | Confidence | Outcome |
|---|
This log started when this feature launched — entries added before that point show "Tracked before log started" instead of a fabricated date. Nothing here is backfilled or guessed.