Airdrop Calendar & Tracker — Week of September 14 – 20, 2026

Every project tracked this week, sorted by status. A project appears under Confirmed only when the project itself has published a commitment to distribute to users — a stated airdrop, or a supply allocation reserved for them; once a claim date is published, it moves to Upcoming. Items under Rumored are market speculation and are marked unverified — this week that tier again includes a refuted entry, kept deliberately so readers who meet the claim in the wild see the debunk next to it. Each row links to the source we checked — not to a claim page, which is where most phishing happens. The week's hardest date: Kraken's Beldex/Humanity withdrawal window closes September 25.

1. Live — claim windows open now

Within the protocol-only set we count separately — five rows this week — two carry a printed end date (Beldex/Humanity, Grass); the rest run on clocks or without any published end date. Midnight sits outside that count: its Glacier Drop claim closed in October 2025, and the December 4 date is the end of a thawing schedule rather than a deadline to act on. The KII competition and the WLFI campaign are exchange promotions and are counted separately from the protocol rows.

2. Upcoming — confirmed dates ahead

This table is not capped at the covered week or the week after it: any date a project has officially published lands here the week we verify it, however far out it sits. Sep 28 is the Monday after next — it appears now because that is when the date became checkable, and a calendar that hid it would cost you a week of lead time.

3. Confirmed — allocation committed, no claim date yet

4. Rumored — market speculation, unverified

5. How to read this tracker

Statuses move in one direction: Rumored → Confirmed → Upcoming → Live → Closed. A project only advances when the team itself publishes the news. Dates shown are the ones each source published; where a deadline is derived by arithmetic (like GRVT's 30-day tranche clocks), we say so. Every external link is nofollow and points to the source we checked, never to a claim page. For claiming, always go through the project's official domain.

Changes this week: DGAI (Sep 16) and APM (Sep 17) opened and completed inside the window; the KiiChain (KII) competition entered at Live on Sep 18 with a Sep 25 close; ARC reached its September 16 mainnet without a token and was removed from the tracker; Sei's ~111.5M unlock landed Sep 15; and the Week 38 source edition added XDAO to its exclusion list and corrected two of its own earlier statements (a Humanity application portal exists; Grass has roughly two of six months elapsed).

Reading across three weeks, the live-protocol set has settled into a stable shape: the same five rows, the same two printed deadlines (Beldex/Humanity, Grass), and an undated trio (Plume, GRVT, dappOS) that has not moved since late August. Stability of this kind is itself the signal — it means the claim landscape is not generating new hard dates, and the week's action is concentrating in two places the tracker treats separately: exchange promotions (WLFI, KII) and a single asset-destroying withdrawal window (Kraken). A reader scanning for "what can I claim this week" now finds the honest answer is "almost nothing new" — and that answer is more useful than a calendar padded with undated hopes.

6. Tracker change log — what moved this week

7. How we verify a Rumored entry

Rumored rows are the only place on this site where no project confirmation exists, so the standard for inclusion is deliberately narrow. A project reaches Rumored when (1) the market is actively discussing it, and (2) no official source has confirmed timing, size, or eligibility. We do not add rumors based on price action, anonymous posts alone, or "will probably airdrop" heuristics. When a project publishes something, it leaves this tier — upward if confirmed, downward if refuted.

This week's Rumored additions are both refuted year-old items — Meteora's September 2025 announcement and a "September 18 BARD" listing that is actually Binance's 41st HODLer Airdrop from September 2025. They are included in their refuted state on purpose: both were among the most-shared "current" items we encountered, and readers who meet either claim in the wild should find the debunk attached to the same row they find the rumor on.

Sources

1. CryptoTicker — Crypto Airdrops of the Week (Week 38, 2026)
2. Crypto World Headline — Crypto Airdrops of the Week (Week 38, 2026)
3. Binance — USD1 airdrop campaign extension (Sep 3, 2026)
4. BlockBeats — DGrid AI (DGAI) Alpha airdrop (Sep 16, 2026)
5. Binance Wallet — apM Fashion (APM) Alpha listing (Sep 17, 2026)
6. Binance — KiiChain (KII) Alpha trading competition (Sep 18, 2026)
7. Circle — Arc mainnet launch (Sep 16, 2026)
8. Bitrue — Sei token unlock (September 2026)
9. Bitrue — September token unlock schedule (SOON)
10. Bitrue — September TGE list (City Protocol)
11. TokenPost — Ethos WHUF TGE and lockup (Sep 2026)
12. BlockBeats — Lombard (BARD) 41st Binance HODLer airdrop (2025)
13. HiperWire — HYPE genesis distribution (38.888% future rewards)
14. Alpha Drops — points-farming listings (Lighter)

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