Flint Trade Airdrop Details
Flint Trade has not announced a token or airdrop. What it has launched is the Flint Points Program, which goes live with the Devnet Trading Competition from November 13 to November 20, 2026. Points carry over to mainnet and help decide who gets into the Perps Mainnet Closed Alpha, planned for the end of 2026.
Key Parameters:
Distribution Method: Flint Points for trading, feedback and confirmed bug reports
Competition Prize Pool: $10,000 USDC ($500 each for the top 20 traders by P&L)
Competition Window: November 13 (11:00 UTC) to November 20, 2026
TGE Date: Not announced
You earn points in three ways: trading activity and your P&L rank, useful product feedback and bugs the team confirms. Point totals and any conversion details will be shared later. The competition runs on devnet, so you don’t need real capital.
How to Participate in the Flint Trade Airdrop
Step 1: Visit the Flint Trade Website
Go to Flint Trade and open the perps devnet section. The competition guide and registration go live there and on the official X announcement on November 13.
Step 2: Connect a Solana Wallet
Connect a Solana wallet such as Phantom or Solflare. A fresh wallet works fine since everything happens on devnet.
Step 3: Register for the Devnet Trading Competition
Sign up for the competition once registration opens at 11:00 UTC on November 13. Follow the official guide to get devnet funds for trading.
Step 4: Trade Perps on Devnet
Open long and short positions on the available perp markets. Your P&L decides your spot on the leaderboard, and the top 20 traders each win $500 USDC when the competition ends on November 20. Trading activity also earns Flint Points whether or not you place in the top 20.
Step 5: Lend USDC on Flint Perp Devnet (Optional)
Supply devnet USDC to the lending market. Rates depend on utilization, and this lets you test the borrow and lend side that backs multi-asset collateral.
Step 6: Submit Product Feedback
Share clear, specific feedback on the trading interface, order types, margin system or anything that feels off. Quality feedback earns points, so detailed notes beat one-line comments.
Step 7: Report Bugs
Report any bugs you find through the official channels listed in the competition guide. Each confirmed bug earns points, so include steps to reproduce, screenshots and your wallet address.
Tips for Maximizing Flint Points
Trade across the whole week: Points come from activity as well as P&L, so a steady presence across all seven days helps even if you miss the top 20.
Manage risk like it’s real money: The leaderboard ranks P&L, so one reckless high-leverage trade can undo days of gains.
Test edge cases: Try partial fills, collateral swaps, liquidation thresholds and the lending market. Unusual flows turn up more confirmed bugs.
Mention your perps experience: Prior perps trading experience counts toward Closed Alpha selection, so note it when you register or send feedback.
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Conclusion
The Devnet Trading Competition is a free way to get on Flint Trade’s radar before its perps exchange launches. You can trade perps with test funds, compete for $500 USDC prizes and collect Flint Points for feedback and bug reports.
Register on November 13 and stay active through November 20. With points counting toward mainnet and Closed Alpha access, this week of devnet activity could matter well beyond the leaderboard.
What is Flint Trade?
Flint Trade is a spot and perpetuals DEX built on Solana. The spot side has been live on mainnet since July 2026, and the perps exchange is now in devnet testing ahead of a closed alpha. Its Devnet Trading Competition and new points program are the main route into a potential Flint Trade airdrop.
The spot venue is a multi-maker prop AMM for USDC-quoted pairs. Market makers bring their own quoting logic, while Flint handles the infrastructure, gas, priority fees and transaction landing.
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- Website: flint.trade
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