Eclipse

Eclipse

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Eclipse airdropped 100 million ES, 10% of its 1 billion supply, from 16 July 2025. The claim window closed in August 2025.

Airdrop Details

Reward Type ES (10% of supply, closed)
Blockchain Network Eclipse (Ethereum L2, SVM)
Industry / Category Layer 2
Ecosystem Eclipse (Ethereum L2, SVM)
Time Required ~ 10 Minutes
Eligibility Task Based
End Date 15 Aug 2025

About The Project

Eclipse is a Layer 2 network on Ethereum that runs the Solana Virtual Machine, so developers can use Solana-style programs while settling on Ethereum. It went live in November 2024, according to The Block.

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Why This Airdrop Matters

Total supply of ES is 1 billion, with 100 million set aside for early users. Forklog reports that distribution began on 16 July 2025 and ran for 30 days, while a BingX guide gives an 15 August 2025 deadline. Eligibility depended on Turbo Tap activity, a presence on X measured by Kaito, and Discord engagement, per The Block.

Eclipse Labs legally barred team members from claiming the airdrop, which is a stronger commitment than most projects make and was reported before the drop. Excluding insiders removes one of the most common complaints about airdrops, though it says nothing about how much supply insiders and investors hold elsewhere.

The market reaction followed a familiar pattern. Forklog reports ES fell 21% within three hours of launch as recipients sold. A drop like that is an argument for deciding in advance what you will do with an airdrop, since the first hours are the most volatile.

Turbo Tap, a game, and Kaito, an attention-scoring tool, were unusual eligibility signals. They rewarded social engagement and play instead of on-chain usage, which suits community growth but is easy to inflate with automated accounts.

We found no current claim page, so any site offering ES to "recent" claimers should be treated with suspicion.

The legal bar on team members is also an indirect warning about how common insider claims are. Projects rarely say how many early wallets were linked to staff or advisers, and independent analysts regularly find clusters of related wallets in large drops. If a project does not state its policy and publish its distribution data, assume nothing about fairness. Eclipse at least stated its policy before the distribution began, which lets readers hold it to account.

For recipients, the more useful lesson is about selling. A 21% fall in three hours rewarded the people who sold into the first minutes of liquidity and punished those who waited, and that pattern repeats across launches. Decide before claiming whether you want the tokens as a holding or as cash, and set a rule you will follow.

Participation Guide

The window has closed. If you claimed, review the vesting and staking options in Eclipse's documentation. Think carefully about selling versus holding, using the launch-day price action as a reminder of how fast prices can move. Be wary of claim links in direct messages, and use only addresses published on the official site.

Step 1

Connect Wallet

Connect your wallet using only official verified links.

Step 2

Join Community

Follow social accounts and join community channels.

Step 3

Complete Tasks

Execute platform tasks, quests, or testnet actions to earn points.

Final

Claim Rewards

Track your eligibility and wait for the official claim dates.

Detailed Tasks Requirements

  • Distribution began on 16 July 2025 and ran about 30 days.
  • Team members were excluded.
  • ES fell 21% in the first three hours.
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Frequently Asked Questions

100 million, 10% of the 1 billion supply.

Users active in Turbo Tap, on X (measured by Kaito) and in Discord.

No, they were legally barred.

No. The window closed in August 2025.

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