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Concrete Airdrop Details

The Concrete (CT) airdrop is confirmed and claimable. CT reached its TGE on September 30, 2026, and eligible wallets can now claim through the official Concrete Foundation site. Only addresses on the CT Eligibility List can claim, and each allocation is locked to the wallet it was assigned to.

Concrete says the Ecosystem allocation rewards eligible on-chain and ecosystem activity, which points to vault deposits and the Bags social campaign, but it has not published a formula for converting Concrete Points or Bags into CT. Claims run through Merkl, and the only cost is network gas.

Latest Update: CT claims opened on September 30, 2026, the same day as the TGE.

How to Claim the Concrete Airdrop

Step 1: Visit the Official CT Claim Page

Go to the Concrete Foundation claim page. Concrete has warned about fake claim sites, so only use concretefoundation.xyz or links from Concrete’s official X and Discord. Our airdrop safety guide covers what to check first.

Step 2: Connect Your Eligible Wallet

Connect the wallet you used for Concrete vaults or the Points dashboard. MetaMask and other self-custody EVM wallets work. The wallet must be one you own and control, and eligibility can’t be moved to a different address.

Step 3: Accept the Claim Terms and Check Your Allocation

Accept the CT Claim Terms to see your allocation and the claim deadline. The interface blocks restricted jurisdictions by IP, and using a VPN to get around this breaks the terms and can get your claim blocked.

Step 4: Add ETH for Gas

The claim is an on-chain transaction, so keep a small amount of ETH in the wallet. You can buy ETH on Bybit, or move ETH over from another chain with the bridge widget below.

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Step 5: Claim Your CT Tokens

Click “Claim” and confirm the transaction. The claim only counts once it confirms on-chain, so check the explorer if the page doesn’t update.

Step 6: Add CT to Your Wallet

Import the official CT contract so the balance shows up: 0x0A092E544DA31150b439a1aAA1A3a2214a867F46. The same address is used on Ethereum and BNB Chain. Ignore any other “CT” token that appears in your wallet.

Step 7: Stake or Lock CT in the Concrete App

Open the Concrete app if you plan to hold. Staking CT can reduce protocol fees on your own vault activity, and locking CT gives voting power over strategy approvals, collateral rules, and fee frameworks. Governance is rolling out in stages.

Frequently Asked Questions

When did the Concrete CT claim go live?

The Concrete CT claim opened on September 30, 2026, the same day as the token generation event. Eligible wallets claim through the official Concrete Foundation site at concretefoundation.xyz, and the claim deadline appears in the interface after you connect a wallet.

How do I check if I’m eligible for the CT airdrop?

Connect your wallet to the claim page on concretefoundation.xyz and accept the Claim Terms. If the address is on the CT Eligibility List, your allocation appears right away. Eligibility is tied to that specific wallet and cannot be transferred to another address or person.

Is the Concrete airdrop free to claim?

Yes. Concrete Network, Ltd. does not charge or accept any payment for the CT claim, so the only cost is the network gas fee for the transaction. Any website or message asking you to pay, deposit, or approve tokens to receive CT is not affiliated with Concrete.

Do Bags and Concrete Points convert into CT?

Concrete says the Ecosystem allocation rewards eligible on-chain and ecosystem activity, but it has not published a points-to-CT conversion rate. The Claim Terms also state that points dashboards and leaderboards don’t create a guaranteed entitlement. The final Eligibility List decides who receives CT and how much.

What happens if I miss the CT claim deadline?

Unclaimed CT allocations may stop being claimable once the claim period ends. Concrete Network, Ltd. can revoke or reassign unclaimed tokens and has no obligation to extend the window or reissue an allocation, so claim before the deadline shown in the interface.

Will there be future Concrete airdrops?

Concrete has not announced a second airdrop. The CT whitepaper says tokens may be distributed to active users of vaults, lending markets, or governance, and users who stake CT may become eligible for rewards. Neither is guaranteed, and no schedule has been published.

Conclusion

The Concrete airdrop moved from speculation to a live claim on September 30, 2026. If you used Concrete vaults or farmed Bags, connect each wallet on the official claim page, keep some ETH for gas, and claim CT before the deadline. Claimed CT can be staked for fee adjustments or locked for governance as voting rolls out.

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What is Concrete?

Concrete is an on-chain yield protocol built by Blueprint Finance, and its CT token is now live with an airdrop claim open to eligible users. Users deposit assets like USDC, USDT, or WETH into automated vaults on Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Berachain, and the vaults handle allocation, rebalancing, and compounding.

Beyond retail vaults, Concrete sells white-label vault infrastructure and AssetCX, a product built with BitGo for institutions whose assets stay with a custodian. The team reports more than $1.2 billion in deposits and over 54,000 depositors.

Concrete has raised $17M in total, including a Series A led by Hashed and Tribe Capital and a $9.5M strategic round led by Polychain Capital. YZi Labs and VanEck are also backers.