About BlockVar: Web3 participation, token listings and wallet guides

Understand a Web3 project before participating

BlockVar helps you understand what a project does, what participation requires and which costs may apply. Explore guides to testnet tasks, points programs and community activities, or read token background alongside exchange trading, deposit and withdrawal schedules.

Points, completed tasks, airdrop eligibility and distributed rewards are different things. Our guides distinguish them so you can identify what to check next. Participation is not a promise of returns.

What you can find here

• Participation guides: check account, device and wallet requirements, and compare time, costs and reward conditions.
• Token listings and activities: explore selected Binance and OKX announcements, and distinguish spot trading, Launchpool, Jumpstart and new onchain pools.
• Web3 and safety guides: learn how to verify networks and addresses, understand gas, manage approvals and spot suspicious airdrop sites.

Reading sources and update dates

Official websites, help pages and original announcements provide references for the facts discussed. Supported features, campaign rules and account eligibility can change, so read the source dates and conditions together. A text update does not mean every product feature was tested again; an introduction without a record of practical use is not a security audit or a full hands-on review.

Onchain pool data comes from GeckoTerminal and includes its update time. Pool creation is not a token launch date. Identically named tokens can belong to different projects; check both the network and contract address. Displayed information does not establish that a trade will execute.

Editorial method: how we write and verify

• Facts come from primary sources: rules, fees, rewards and schedules are based on the project's official website, documentation, help center and announcements, cited under Sources or linked in the text. Third-party reports are treated as leads, not stated as fact.
• If the official source does not say, neither do we: numbers a project has not published are not estimated, and figures a project reports about itself are labeled as self-reported.
• Dates are shown: every article shows when it was published and updated, content about campaign rules usually states when it was checked, and participation guides show an "Official rules checked" date.
• Participation guides are rechecked: guides under Projects are checked against their official sources regularly, currently about every two weeks. When rules, stages or claim windows change, the guide is updated and dated.
• No return claims: we do not predict prices or estimate returns, and nothing here is investment advice. Points, rebate rates and reward records are not returns.
• Images: covers are made by BlockVar; project logos and website screenshots come from the projects' public pages, are used for identification only and do not imply endorsement.

Registration and referral links

Some project or exchange links may be referral links, with a nearby disclosure that BlockVar may receive a reward. Any benefits, eligibility and distribution dates depend on the platform’s specific terms. A referral relationship establishes neither safety nor returns.

Corrections and outdated information

Use the contact page to share the relevant URL, the information that needs correction and its original source. For exchange accounts, transfers or project tasks, contact the relevant official support team. BlockVar will not ask for recovery phrases, private keys or verification codes.