How to Do a Airdrop: Quick Guide for the Top Blockchains
Airdrops are a key tool for token creators and blockchain projects. They let you distribute tokens at scale to multiple wallets, often for marketing purposes, community rewards, or to drive growth.
In this guide, I’ll walk you through exactly how to run airdrops on the top blockchains and what it costs.
What is a Airdrop?
A airdrop is the process of distributing tokens to a large number of wallet addresses on a blockchain. It’s commonly used for marketing campaigns, community rewards, or to hand out a project’s tokens as incentives. With the right tools, you can run a airdrop quickly, safely, and without writing any code.
How to do a Airdrop blockchain by blockchain
Below, you’ll find step-by-step guides for each blockchain, tailored to their specific requirements, tools, and costs.
Connect your wallet (e.g., MetaMask) and make sure you have enough SUI to cover gas fees and the airdrop costs.
Pick the SUI token you want to distribute.
Add wallet addresses manually or upload a CSV file.
Set how many tokens to send to each wallet.
Click “Send Airdrop” to kick off the process.
Approve the transaction in your wallet to start the airdrop.
Track the progress as the tokens go out.
How much does an Airdrop cost
The table below breaks down the cost of running an airdrop per wallet across different blockchains:
Blockchain
Cost per wallet
Ethereum
0.0001 ETH + gas fees
Solana
0.001 SOL + 0.00204 SOL per wallet
Base
0.0001 ETH + gas fees
Polygon
0.5 POL + gas fees
Arbitrum
0.0001 ETH + gas fees
Avalanche
0.025 AVAX + gas fees
Binance Smart Chain (BSC)
0.001 BNB + gas fees
Blast
0.0001 ETH + gas fees
Sui
0.075 SUI + gas fees
Conclusion
With tools like Smithii Multisender, you can distribute tokens safely without any coding knowledge. Whether you’re on Ethereum, Solana, or other blockchains, these step-by-step guides simplify the process and help you reach your community effectively.
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