Specifically, Citrea has added 3 new tasks in this round. Combined with its publicly raised financing of about 16.7 million, the certainty of its claimable stage is becoming a key observation point; Solstice, although with a smaller financing amount (about 370,000), has also turned to "claimable" status and added 1 task, clarifying its participation boundaries. In contrast, the status adjustment of Caster and the appearance of a new task suggest that the project still requires a longer observational period for fundamentals. It is recommended that users reprioritize accordingly: prioritize verifying the eligibility of Citrea and Solstice for claims, and maintain light tracking on Caster.
Caster Callback as Potential Value After Participation
The status of Caster in the airdrop radar has been adjusted from "Confirmed" to "Potential Clue" in this round, indicating that the certainty of distribution for this project has been diluted in the short term, and the participation logic has shifted from "locking in profits" to "mid-to-long-term observation." According to the latest data from May 29, 2026, although the status has been adjusted backward, the airdrop radar recorded that Caster has added 1 new task in this round. Although no specific task content or operational details have been leaked yet, it indicates that the project's interaction path is still extending, leaving room for a re-strengthening of expectations for subsequent distributions.
From the perspective of participation strategy, AiCoin data shows that Caster's level of interest is currently stable, and short-term discussion has not shown drastic fluctuations due to the status callback. In the absence of public financing data and team background as fundamental support, users should place this project in a low-frequency review position to avoid overcommitting energy. The current focus of observation should be on the follow-up disclosures of the new tasks and whether the project status will undergo another leap as the roadmap progresses. Until clear signals emerge, it is recommended that users maintain lightweight clue tracking and allocate main weight to high-certainty projects that have entered the claimable stage.
Citrea Claim: The Real Change from Verification to Claim
Citrea's status in the airdrop radar has officially transitioned from "Verifying" to "Claimable," meaning that the focus of participation has shifted from early qualification proofs to actual checks and processing of the claim window. Accompanying the status leap, the airdrop radar recorded that this project has added 3 new tasks in this round, showing a clear density of actions in the claimable stage. For users who have previously participated deeply, the current participation logic should prioritize investigating the completeness of their interaction paths and closely monitor the follow-up guidance for the new tasks. Although AiCoin data shows that Citrea's attention level has remained stable recently without extreme emotional fluctuations, the certainty of its "Claimable" status itself constitutes the current most core reason for participation.
From a fundamental perspective, Citrea's approximately 16.7 million public financing provides necessary capital strength and resource allocation support for the project, but this should be seen as a reference for assessing the project's upper limit rather than a direct commitment to the amount of airdrop distribution. Reviewing its historical path, previously launched liquidity-related tasks are now closed, providing important coordinates for measuring user historical activity. At the current stage, users need to focus on whether the newly added 3 tasks will affect the final equity settlement, while also being wary of any unofficial claim links to avoid safety risks during the status transition period.
Solstice Claim: A Smaller Certainty Window
Solstice's status in the airdrop radar has officially switched from "Verifying" to "Claimable," marking that early participants have moved from simple interaction phases to actual equity settlement and qualification verification segments. According to AiCoin data, Solstice added 1 new task alongside this status leap. Although the specific operational paths and reward details of this new task have not been fully disclosed, introducing new actions at the opening of the claimable window typically suggests that the project party may still allow some dynamic weight allocation before final settlement, making this variable worthy of continued attention for users hoping to gain additional value during the claiming phase.
From a fundamental perspective, Solstice's approximately 370,000 public financing amount is relatively small compared to similar projects. This data can only serve as a reference for the project possessing preliminary capital and resource backing, and should not be directly interpreted as a signal for high guaranteed returns. Reviewing its historical path, the ambassador program-related participation actions previously run by Solstice are now closed, indicating that the project has already completed a round of screening and incentivizing for the core community. Currently, Solstice's level of interest remains stable in AiCoin data monitoring, and there are no significant fluctuations in short-term discussions; users should focus on observing the relationship between new tasks and historical participation records in the final settlement.
How to Reprioritize the Three Projects Using Airdrop Radar
On the window of May 29, 2026, users must recalibrate their participation strategies based on the status transitions of the airdrop radar. Citrea and Solstice have officially moved from "Verifying" to "Claimable," and their priorities should be elevated to core verification targets; conversely, Caster's status has adjusted from "Confirmed" to "Potential Clue," suggesting that its certainty has fluctuated, shifting to medium-low frequency observation. It is essential to clarify that entering the "Claimable" status does not equate to immediate earnings realization; users still need to consider historical participation records—such as ended liquidity-related actions from Citrea or Solstice's closed ambassador program—when prudently handling new tasks. AiCoin data shows that the interest levels for all three remain overall stable; the current sorting logic is more based on the objective changes in participation stages: Citrea possesses approximately 16.7 million in public financing, Solstice has about 370,000 in financing, while Caster has no financing disclosed. Such fundamental disparities will further amplify risk boundaries during status callbacks. Users should dynamically utilize the airdrop radar filters, locking in profits from projects that have opened for claiming while maintaining fundamental tracking on projects like Caster that have newly added tasks but reverted in status, rather than blindly pursuing unrealized profit promises.
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