StandX airdrop

What to do, in order

1. 1

   Step 1

   Check your allocation on the official StandX airdrop page once the checker opens on October 26 (00:00 UTC)

2. 2

   Step 2

   Claim the DUSD airdrop between November 1, 00:00 UTC and December 31, 08:00 UTC with the wallet you used on StandX

3. 3

   Step 3

   Close open perp positions before January 15, 2027; remaining positions will be closed at the mark price

4. 4

   Step 4

   Move funds to the Cash Wallet and withdraw, or redeem DUSD, before January 31, 2027

Where things stand

StandX is a perpetuals exchange on BNB Chain and Solana that uses its own yield-bearing stablecoin, DUSD, as margin. Mainnet opened to all users in November 2025, and the project ran several points programs for DUSD holders, traders and market makers. On October 15, 2026, StandX published an announcement on its official X account stating that it has decided not to launch a token and will gradually cease operations after a strategic review.

In place of a token, StandX says it will run a one-time airdrop paid in DUSD, funded by the remaining project revenue plus additional money from the team. The DUSD is to be claimable in full with no lockup, and can be transferred, traded or redeemed straight away. The total size of the pool and the exact cut-off used to calculate allocations were not published in the announcement.

We list StandX as snapshot taken, claim pending, because allocations are based on past activity and the claim window has a fixed date. Strictly, the announcement does not give a snapshot date, so treat that detail as unannounced.

Timeline and eligibility

The airdrop checker opens on October 26 at 00:00 UTC on the official StandX airdrop page. Claims open on November 1 at 00:00 UTC and close on December 31 at 08:00 UTC; anything unclaimed by then is forfeited. You claim with the same wallet address you used on StandX, on BNB Chain or Solana.

Allocations are based on activity across the project's history, which the announcement lists as pre-deposit, Alpha, mainnet trading and market making, among other program activity. All allocations pass anti-Sybil and wash-trading screening, and StandX reserves the right to adjust or void allocations for abnormal accounts.

The wind-down runs in parallel. All yield, including DUSD yield, stopped on October 15, and vault deposits closed. From October 20, perps, including all Universal Markets, move to reduce-only, and new registrations and DUSD minting close. On January 15, 2027, all remaining orders are cancelled and open positions closed at the mark price. January 31, 2027 is the last day to withdraw and to submit DUSD redemption requests, and StandX says it will remove its DUSD liquidity from PancakeSwap and Raydium on that date.

• October 26: checker opens.
• November 1 to December 31: claim window.
• January 31, 2027: last day for withdrawals and DUSD redemption.

Risks and red flags

A shutdown combined with an airdrop is a prime target for scammers. StandX states that it will never DM users, ask for a private key or seed phrase, or ask users to send funds to receive an airdrop, and that any claim link outside the official StandX website is a scam. The announcement names standx.com, docs.standx.com, the @StandX_Official X account and the official Discord as its only update channels.

Do not open new positions to try to improve an allocation. From October 20 the exchange is reduce-only, and the announcement does not say that activity after its publication counts. Liquidity is likely to thin during a wind-down, which can widen spreads when closing positions.

Plan exits early. Withdrawals arrive as DUSD, the redemption process takes about seven days, and networks can congest near deadlines. If you provide DUSD liquidity on PancakeSwap or Raydium, the project liquidity in those pools will be removed on January 31, 2027.

What to take from this drop

StandX is unusual: a points program that ended with an explicit decision not to issue a token, replaced by a stablecoin payout. That gives eligible users a concrete claim in a dollar-pegged asset, but the total pool is not published and the team has said it will not meet everyone's expectations.

A short checklist helps. Note the official domains now, record which wallet and chain you used on StandX, and check your allocation as soon as the checker opens so you are not rushing near the deadline. After January 31, 2027, StandX says any remaining platform balances still belong to their owners, but recovering them requires contacting support@standx.com, which is slower and less certain than withdrawing on time. DUSD held outside the platform can be redeemed through the official portal by the same date or swapped on PancakeSwap or Raydium.

If you used StandX, the priority is administrative: check the allocation from October 26, claim before December 31, close positions and withdraw well before the January deadlines. We will update this page when the checker opens and if StandX publishes the pool size.