Quip Network airdropQUIP

What to do, in order

1. 1

   Step 1

   Open points.quip.network from the official quip.network site and create a Quip account

2. 2

   Step 2

   Link the parent wallet to an X account that follows @quipnetwork, which the campaign lists as a prerequisite for all activities

3. 3

   Step 3

   Sign in daily and keep a small value secured in the account (daily account points are capped at 25)

4. 4

   Step 4

   Make swaps on QuipSwap (5 points per qualifying swap, up to 15 a day)

5. 5

   Step 5

   Optionally run a testnet node with the node manager app or Docker for up to 2,000 points a week plus points per block won

6. 6

   Step 6

   Track your leaderboard position and watch quip.network for the TGE and conversion details

Where things stand

Quip Network, built by Postquant Labs, is a network that combines classical and quantum hardware. Operators contribute CPU, GPU, ASIC or quantum processor capacity, classical nodes prepare data and verify outputs, and buyers will be able to purchase compute. The network also offers Quip Accounts, which add post-quantum signature protection to existing wallets, plus QuipSwap for trading. According to the website, the testnet has been open to anyone since April 2026, while the paid compute marketplace and mainnet have not launched.

The token page in the developer docs says 1 billion QUIP will have been emitted once pre-mine allocations finish vesting, split 40% subnet emissions, 20% Quip Foundation, 15% early investors, 15% builders and 10% community programs. A flat 40 million QUIP per year continues to be emitted after that, so 1 billion is not a hard cap. The docs describe QUIP as a PSP-3 token on Substrate and an ERC-20 on Ethereum. Because each new subnet competes for the same fixed annual emission, issuance per subnet falls as the network grows; there are no halvings or burns. On testnet, the website reports more than 20,000 quantum-resistant wallets and over 500 active nodes, figures that come from the project itself.

The official points page lists Quip Points as live and states that points convert to $QUIP at TGE based on leaderboard position. Each campaign (the page also lists Quest and Mindshare as live and a completed Wallet launch campaign) has its own reward pool set at TGE. No TGE date, conversion formula or end date is published.

How points are earned

All activities require the wallet to be linked to an X account that follows @quipnetwork. Account activity earns 1 point per daily sign-in (up to 5 a day) and points for value secured in a Quip account, from 5 points a day at $0.10 or more to 15 points a day at $10 or more, with combined account earnings capped at 25 points a day.

QuipSwap swaps earn 5 points each, up to 15 swaps a day; live order-book swaps must trade more than $0.01 and settle on-chain, and both makers and takers earn. Paper swaps earn 1 point each, up to 5 a day. Running a testnet node pays up to 2,000 points a week plus 20 points per block won, which makes node operation the largest published source of points.

Quantum Echo items give multipliers from 1.1x to 2x, but only on swap and value-secured points, and they do not stack. Mining and sign-ins are not multiplied.

• Using one Quantum Echo across more than one account bans those accounts from earning; no broader Sybil policy is published.
• Multipliers activate 24 hours after deposit and may be adjusted over time.
• Node options: a graphical node manager, a docker-compose server deployment, or building from source.

Costs and risks

The cheapest routes are daily sign-ins and small swaps, which need only a few cents of value. Running a node costs hardware, electricity and time, and requires opening a network port and keeping the software updated. Becoming a testnet validator is a separate track that requires bonding tokens and Foundation approval.

Quip warns on its website that official announcements appear only on quip.network and the @quipnetwork X account, that the team never messages first, and that it never asks for seed phrases, private keys or payments to receive tokens. Phishing clones of points pages are common, so reach the campaign only through the official site and consider a separate burner wallet for testnet activity.

The reward depends on leaderboard position relative to other participants and on a pool size that will only be set at TGE, so the value of a point cannot be calculated today.

What to take from this drop

Quip Network is one of the better documented testnet campaigns: there is open-source code, a published whitepaper and security audit, named founders, a tokenomics page and a points page with explicit earning rates and caps.

Low-cost daily activity is easy to sustain, while node operation is where most points are, for those comfortable running infrastructure. Keep any value you secure in test accounts small, because the network is still on testnet.

We will update this page when Quip publishes the TGE date, the pool size for Quip Points or the claim process.