FLOP airdrop checker: test your Flop airdrop eligibility

Unofficial tool. No wallet connection or seed phrase needed. Flop Labs hasn't published an airdrop eligibility list or an API, so no website can tell you what a wallet will receive. Arthur Hayes put it plainly on October 21: "THERE IS NO FLOP TOKEN." This checker compares your plans with Flop's published draft rules. It shows which genesis pools you could qualify for and gives you a to-do list for the testnet. It runs in your browser and sends nothing anywhere.

When Flop publishes an official checker or voucher lookup, we'll link it here. Until then, treat any site that asks you to connect a wallet to "check" or "claim" FLOP as a scam.

Is there an official FLOP airdrop checker?

No. As of October 22, 2026, Flop hasn't published one. The draft airdrop page says the allocation is computed from the testnet record at the snapshot height and published "with its hash" before genesis, so every participant can check their entry. That list can't exist until the testnet has run. Flop's timeline FAQ gives Tuesday, November 3, 2026 as the working target for the testnet, running about 90 days, with mainnet and TGE "tracking to early February" 2027. The same FAQ says: "If you see a FLOP token trading anywhere, or a site offering a mint or a claim, it is a scam."

As we get closer to the launch of @flop_labs Testnet and Airdrop in a few weeks please remember:

THERE IS NO FLOP TOKEN

Anyone who tries to tell you otherwise is a scammer.

— Arthur Hayes (@CryptoHayes) October 21, 2026

How FLOP airdrop eligibility works

The genesis pool is 4.4bn FLOP. The airdrop page says it is "earned, not given", and the testnet page calls the testnet "the sole route to the genesis airdrop". Both pages are drafts that follow a Yellow Paper that isn't final.

Pool	Size	How it's shared
Miners	1,200,000,000 FLOP	Pro rata to verified compute served on testnet
Agents	1,200,000,000 FLOP	Pro rata to compute purchased in settled sessions
Validators	1,200,000,000 FLOP	A fixed 1,200,000 FLOP seat each, for up to 1,000 validators chosen by testnet ranking
Ecosystem reserve	800,000,000 FLOP	Creator, referral and builder programmes, with terms published separately

You can earn in more than one pool. Flop's tokenomics FAQ says a wallet that mines, buys compute and validates on testnet "earns a separate voucher for each role", and each voucher converts under its own rule at genesis. Each role also has a minimum activity floor. The testnet page says the floors are published with the testnet rules, which haven't been released yet.

What each role needs

Role	What you need	What earns
Miner	A GPU with 16 GB+ VRAM, owned or rented	Verified compute served, measured in FLOPs
Agent	A DID key, HTTP requests and faucet testnet FLOP	Testnet FLOP spent on inference in settled sessions
Validator	8+ core CPU, 64 GB RAM, 4 TB NVMe (2 TB minimum), 1 Gbps redundant connection	A top-1,000 ranking at cutover

Miners. Flop's miner economics FAQ says "the minimum miner spec is any GPU with at least 16GB of VRAM". The H100 80GB PCIe is the reference unit Flop normalises compute to. The timeline FAQ suggests renting a GPU from a provider that gives you root access and doing a dry run now. You don't have to join on day one, it says, "but earlier participation means a larger share of the low-supply months and therefore a larger airdrop." More in how to mine FLOP.

Agents. The same FAQ says an agent needs an identity key (the DID key used on Technocore), the ability to make HTTP requests, and the ability to call the testnet faucet and submit a signed inference request. You claim testnet FLOP from the faucet and have the agent spend it on inference. "The task itself does not matter." Faucet limits apply per identity.

Validators. Testnet entry is open and the network sponsors the stake. The score covers uptime, block production, accuracy, latency and geographic spread across the whole testnet, and Flop hasn't published a weighting. The top 1,000 at cutover each get the 1,200,000 FLOP bond. See the validator guide.

Unlock terms after genesis

Role	At genesis	After genesis
Miners	25% liquid	The other 75% unlocks 1 FLOP for each FLOP earned on mainnet, from block rewards and inference fees alike
Agents	Nothing liquid	Spendable only on inference. The airdrop page says every 3 FLOP spent unlocks 1 FLOP
Validators	Nothing liquid. The airdrop is the bond	Frozen until the first halving, about two years after genesis, then released one validator per day

Flop's docs disagree on one point. The airdrop page and the tokenomics FAQ describe the 3-to-1 agent unlock, while the airdrop and testnet conversion doc says the agent release schedule "is not yet set". Treat the agent rule as provisional.

Vouchers can be transferred. The timeline FAQ says the voucher that records verified work can be held, moved and sold peer to peer through an HTLC atomic swap, "with the unlock obligation travelling to the buyer". It can't be spent on inference. Testnet balances don't convert. Testnet FLOP "has no value and does not convert into mainnet $FLOP", and moving it between accounts "does not change anyone's airdrop". Our voucher explainer has the details.

What doesn't count toward the FLOP airdrop

• The devnet. The timeline FAQ says it earns "no rewards, no airdrop weight, no scoring" and "is not a qualification step for the airdrop".
• Creating extra DIDs. "Creating DIDs earns nothing; posting your DID in a TechnoCore room earns nothing." Wallets under common control are scored as one participant.
• The optional miner and validator form. The FAQ calls it "a contact list, not a queue". Nobody is approved or rejected on it.
• Holding testnet tokens. A faucet grant creates no allocation by itself.
• Self-dealing. Spend routed to a miner you control, or between your own wallets, isn't credited as demand.
• Idle hardware. Idle or misrepresented hardware earns nothing.

How to spot a fake FLOP airdrop checker

• It asks for your seed phrase or private key. No real tool ever needs them.
• It asks you to connect a wallet or sign a message to "check eligibility". Flop's airdrop page says there is "no claim window".
• It shows a FLOP amount for your wallet before the testnet has run. No allocation exists yet.
• It sells FLOP or a whitelist spot. The timeline FAQ says the testnet has "no whitelist".

Read our FLOP scam warnings and check every link against our official FLOP links.

How this checker works

The checker applies the draft rules on this page to your answers. It knows nothing about your wallet and can't predict an allocation, so results say "could qualify". Final eligibility depends on verified work and on rules that aren't final yet, including the activity floors. The share-of-pool illustration is arithmetic on assumptions you type in. The only figure we supply is Flop's own planning assumption of about 1,000 H100-equivalents on the network by the end of testnet. We checked every rule against the sources listed below on October 22, 2026, and we'll update the checker when the terms change. For the full background, read the FLOP airdrop guide, the airdrop eligibility checklist and how to join the FLOP testnet.

FAQ

Is there an official FLOP airdrop checker?

No. As of October 22, 2026, Flop Labs hasn't published an airdrop checker or an eligibility list. The allocation list and its hash are due to be published after the testnet snapshot and before genesis. When Flop publishes an official checker or voucher lookup, we'll link it from this page.

Can this tool look up my wallet's FLOP allocation?

No. No allocation exists yet, because the airdrop is earned through verified work on a testnet that hasn't opened. This tool is a self-check based on Flop's draft rules. It never asks for a wallet address, seed phrase or private key.

Do I need to connect a wallet to check Flop airdrop eligibility?

No. Flop's draft airdrop page says there is no claim window. Any site that asks you to connect a wallet or sign a message to check or claim FLOP should be treated as a scam.

How do I qualify for the FLOP airdrop?

Do verified work on the FLOP testnet as a miner, agent or validator. Miners share 1.2bn FLOP by verified compute served. Agents share 1.2bn FLOP by compute bought in settled sessions. Up to 1,000 validators chosen by testnet ranking each get a 1.2M FLOP seat.

Can I qualify for more than one FLOP airdrop pool?

Yes. Flop's tokenomics FAQ says a wallet that mines, buys compute and validates earns a separate voucher for each role, and each converts under its own rule at genesis.

Do the devnet or the interest form count toward the FLOP airdrop?

No. Flop's timeline FAQ says the devnet earns no rewards, airdrop weight or scoring. It calls the miner and validator form optional, a contact list that nobody is approved or rejected on.

Will testnet FLOP convert into mainnet FLOP?

No. Testnet FLOP has no value and doesn't convert. The airdrop is computed from vouchers that record verified work up to a published snapshot block height. Those vouchers can be transferred, and the unlock obligation travels to the buyer.

When will FLOP airdrop allocations be published?

After the testnet closes. The record is frozen at a published block height, then the full allocation list and its hash are published before genesis so participants can check their entry and dispute it. The testnet's working target is November 3, 2026, for about 90 days, with genesis targeted for Q1 2027.