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DeFi · NFT · Layer 2

Eclipse Airdrop

Eclipse is a pioneering Layer 2 blockchain solution that integrates the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) with Ethereum's security and liquidity. This innovative p…

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Historical record

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Last researched
June 16, 2026
Next deadline
Not announced
Official links checked
3
Evidence confidence
Not rated

Quick facts

What this asks from you

Reward status
Closed
Medium
Current campaign
No named campaign
Status unclear.
Next deadline
Not announced
No timezone details announced.
Time
Medium to High
No schedule stated
Expected fees
Not estimated
Fees can change. Check the wallet prompt.
Capital needed
Not stated
This is separate from fees and may be at risk.
Difficulty
Not rated
Check the task. KYC: Unknown.
Account or wallet
Check the task
KYC: Unknown.
Risk
Not rated
Read the project-specific risk section.
Action type
DeFi + NFT + Social/Quest + Points
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Reward form
Not announced
A reward type does not guarantee a reward amount.
Location limits
Check official terms
Availability can depend on where you live.
Last checked
June 16, 2026
Campaign rules can change after this date.
Action

Task checklist

  • Check the official website and X account before taking any action.
  • Make small, repeated swaps or bridges only if you understand the network and fee risks.
  • For staking, deposits, lending, or liquidity actions, size positions conservatively and track wallet risk.
  • Avoid unofficial claim links, copied forms, and DMs; use only official domains/social links.
Context

Project overview

Eclipse is a pioneering Layer 2 blockchain solution that integrates the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) with Ethereum's security and liquidity. This innovative platform aims to bridge the gap between Ethereum and Solana ecosystems, offering developers a scalable and cost-effective environment for building decentralized applications (dApps). Key Features of Eclipse Chain Modular Architecture: Combines Ethereum for settlement, SVM for execution, Celestia for data availability, and RISC Zero for fraud proofs, ensuring high throughput and low transaction costs. Solana Virtual Machine (SVM): Utilizes SVM's parallel execution capabilities to process multiple transactions simultaneously, significantly enhancing scalability compared to traditional EVM-based solutions. Ethereum Integration: Leverages Ethereum's robust security and liquidity, allowing developers to access a vast ecosystem while maintaining fast transaction times and low fees. Neon EVM Compatibility: Enables Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatibility, allowing Solidity developers to deploy existing dApps on Eclipse with minimal modifications. Benefits and Use Cases High Throughput and Low Fees: Offers sub-second settlement times and transaction costs as low as $0.0002, making it suitable for high-demand applications like DeFi, gaming, and consumer apps. Developer-Centric Approach: Provides tools and infrastructure for dev...

Latest official X posts

Ranking read

  • Archive decision: kept active; no strong evidence that claims/distribution are finished.
Status

Airdrop status

Airdrop Status Update (2026-06-16)

The opportunity is still treated as active/speculative because no strong official completion or claim-closed signal was found.

Latest official X signals:

Action

Participation guide

Step 1: Set Up Wallets

Ethereum Wallet: Set up a MetaMask wallet or similar.

Solana Wallet: Create a Backpack wallet.

Tokens Needed: Ensure you have ETH (Ethereum) and SOL (Solana) for bridging and gas fees.

Step 2: Bridge Assets to Eclipse

Visit the Official Eclipse Bridge: Go to https://app.eclipse.xyz/bridge

Connect Wallet: Connect your EVM wallet.

Bridge Assets: Choose the chain and amount of ETH/Stables to bridge. Ensure enough for multiple interactions.

Step 3: Mint TurboETH (tETH)

Visit tETH Website: Go to https://app.eclipse.xyz/mint-teth

Connect Wallet: Use Backpack or another compatible wallet.

Mint tETH: Participate in yield-generation strategies to increase your on-chain presence.

Step 4: Engage with Eclipse Ecosystem

Participate in Tasks: Visit https://tap.eclipse.xyz/ and complete available tasks to earn points.

Interact with dApps: Explore and use various Eclipse ecosystem applications to demonstrate active participation.

Step 5: Participate in Turbo Tap

Get Invite Code: Find a valid invite code on Eclipse’s Discord or X (Twitter) accounts.

Connect Wallet: Use Backpack or another compatible wallet.

Start Tapping: Earn points by tapping in the game. Each tap requires a small ETH transaction.

Step 6: Provide Liquidity (Optional)

Visit Orca or Other DEXs: Go to platforms like Orca (orca.so) and connect your Eclipse wallet.

Deposit Liquidity: Choose a pool (e.g., tETH/ETH) and deposit funds to earn passive rewards.

Step 7: Join Discord and Community

Join Eclipse Discord: Connect your Discord account to enhance your on-chain footprint.

Stay Updated: Follow Eclipse’s official channels for updates on potential airdrops and community events.

Important Notes

Airdrop Status: The Eclipse airdrop remains speculative, with no official confirmation.

Engagement is Key: Consistent participation in the ecosystem can increase potential eligibility for future rewards.

Research Refresh: Participation Notes (2026-06-16)

  1. Check the official website and X account before taking any action.
  2. Make small, repeated swaps or bridges only if you understand the network and fee risks.
  3. For staking, deposits, lending, or liquidity actions, size positions conservatively and track wallet risk.
  4. Avoid unofficial claim links, copied forms, and DMs; use only official domains/social links.
Editorial guidance

How to improve eligibility

Research Refresh: Maximization Notes (2026-06-16)

  • Prioritize official, repeatable activities that are visible on-chain or in the project dashboard.
  • Keep one consistent wallet history for this ecosystem unless the project explicitly supports account linking.
  • Document completed quests, points, campaign IDs, and wallet addresses for later checker/claim windows.
  • Do not chase high-cost volume unless the project has a clear, credible incentive program.
Dated evidence

Latest research signals

Latest official X posts

Ranking read

  • Archive decision: kept active; no strong evidence that claims/distribution are finished.

Scoring Recalibration (2026-06-16)

  • Score recalibrated with stricter evidence gates: direct airdrop/points/claim evidence, actionable path, current official signals, expected upside, effort/cost, and stale-evidence penalties.
  • Generic project strength, funding, or broad activity no longer qualifies for S/A without direct opportunity evidence.
Editorial judgment

Scoring notes

Eclipse is a doxxed, well-funded SVM L2 on Ethereum with $65M raised from Placeholder, Hack VC, Polychain, OKX Ventures, and angels including Anatoly Yakovenko. Team includes founder Neel Somani, CEO Vijay Chetty, and CTO Ben Livshits (ex-Matter Labs). However, the ES token launched ~336 days ago (mid-2025) and the airdrop has already occurred. Current price $0.025 with a $3.79M market cap (rank #1793) and 150M/1B circulating indicates significant underperformance. 50% of supply remains locked with a major unlock coming July 16. Sources: eclipse.xyz, coingecko.com/en/coins/eclipse-2. Confidence: medium.

[Archive decision: ARCHIVED. ES token launched in mid-2025, airdrop has already occurred ~336 days ago, and there is no claim window for new users. Token is currently trading at $0.025 with low market cap.]

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Direct answers

Questions

Is the Eclipse airdrop confirmed?

This remains speculative unless the project has made an explicit official allocation, checker, or claim announcement. Treat participation as potential eligibility farming, not guaranteed rewards.

Why did the score change?

The score was refreshed from current public signals including official links, web search results, recent X activity, funding/project strength, task clarity, expected upside, and effort/risk.