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Airdrops & Rewards — US Edition

Most crypto airdrops exclude US users for regulatory reasons. This page tells you what you can actually claim in the US, flags what you can't, and routes you to US-legal exchanges that pay learn-and-earn rewards.

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Current listings

US-eligible airdrops and rewards
ProgramStatusUSTypeEst. valueChecked
Bitstamp Learn & Earn Active US-eligible learn and earn up to $2 per quiz 2026-10-11
Coinbase Wallet Quests Active US-eligible learn and earn ~$5-8 per quest, up to $35 in OP 2026-10-11
Crypto.com Airdrop Arena Active US: partial rewards program monthly prize pools (e.g. $500k CORGIAI) 2026-10-11
Crypto.com University (Learn & Earn) Active US-eligible learn and earn Diamonds → CRO mystery boxes, NFTs 2026-10-11
Robinhood Learn & Earn Active US: partial learn and earn ~$1 per module (historically) 2026-10-11
Coinbase Flare (FLR) Distribution Ended US-eligible exchange distribution case-by-case 2026-10-11
Read before you claim
  • Not guaranteed, not investment advice. Airdrops are not guaranteed — a project can cancel, change, or fail to deliver, and rewards can be worth less than expected. This page is for education only and is not financial, investment, legal, or tax advice.
  • Eligibility. Most crypto airdrops exclude US persons. Eligibility shown is as reported at the last-checked date — always confirm in the project's own terms. Do not use a VPN to evade geographic restrictions.
  • Taxes. In the US, airdropped/rewarded crypto is generally ordinary income at its fair market value when received; selling later is a separate taxable event (IRS FAQ Q&A 22-24). Keep records.
  • Scam safety. A real airdrop never asks you to send crypto or share a seed phrase. Never pay to claim. Verify every claim page against the project's official domain.
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