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Rarelist airdrop guide

Rarelist is a launch platform where X creators post about listed crypto projects and do tasks. Those posts earn RARS points, and campaigns pay their top ranks in USDT, tokens or whitelist spots. Rarelist says RARS will convert into its own $RARE token, which doesn't exist yet.

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Is there a Rarelist airdrop?

Not in name, but Rarelist does promise a token. Its Season 1 record says: "Your RARS will later convert into $RARE." The same record gives the reward as "20% of the Rarelist token supply". Rarelist doesn't use the word airdrop for this, and it hasn't published a conversion rate, a date, a total supply or a contract.

Season 1 also carries a headline figure: "Season 1 is live with a $50,000 prize pool!" The site doesn't say whether that means cash, an estimated token value or both, or how it relates to the 20%.

Rarelist Season 1 campaign cover with a mountain inside a circle on a yellow grid
The Season 1 campaign cover. It is decorative and shows no reward figures. Source: Rarelist

Warning There is no Rarelist token to buy or claim yet. SuperRare, an unrelated NFT marketplace, already has a live token called $RARE. Anything sold as $RARE today isn't Rarelist's token.

What Rarelist is

Its X profile says: "A curated launch platform. Contribute & Earn." The site puts it this way: "The best place to reward creators who get in early. Promising projects reward those helping them grow their presence." In practice, projects list a campaign, and creators post about them on X to climb a leaderboard.

Rarelist posted "Rarelist is live!" on 2 October 2026 and announced Season 1 on 22 October. On 2 November its leaderboard held 11,013 accounts, and Season 1 had 10,344 participants.

How Rarelist points work

The app sums it up: "Create content on X, complete tasks, earn RARS, and move up the leaderboard." Posts are picked up without any action from you: "Your posts are detected automatically and earn you RARS." The scoring formula isn't published, but the advice is to "Create original, relevant content to earn more RARS for your contributions."

Some rewards are fixed. Following Rarelist pays 50 RARS and referring a friend pays 100. The mandatory Season 1 tasks pay 50 for a like, 80 for a reply and 250 for a quote post.

Project campaigns pay separately. These were open on 2 November 2026:

  • Project Sphere, ending 3 November at 23:59 UTC: the top 20 get "100 USDT each", the top 100 get a "Guaranteed whitelist" and the top 200 get a "Share of 2% supply".
  • Fomopoly, ending 5 November at 23:59 UTC: the top 20 share 1,000 USDT, and ranks 21 to 100 share another 1,000 USDT.
  • Agent Dojo, ending 6 November at 23:59 UTC: the top 20 share 1,000 USDT, and "50 random winners share 500 USDT" from the top 200.

Higher tiers are meant to bring early access: "Build your track record, move into higher tiers, and get priority access to launches." Rarelist hasn't said what each tier gives.

Rarelist Referral Party graphic saying the top 20 share 1,000 USDT
The headline of Rarelist's Referral Party results post, cropped to leave out the winners' names. The campaign ended on 28 October 2026. Source: Rarelist on X

Rarelist airdrop step-by-step guide

Rarelist hasn't called this an airdrop. These steps get you earning RARS, which it says will convert into $RARE.

  1. Open rarelist.io and join with X. The sign-in asks for "tweet.read users.read offline.access", so it can read your account but can't post for you.
  2. Pass the account check: "Rarelist checks your account age, smart score and followers." The limits aren't published, and small accounts get this message: "Your account is too small to participate on Rarelist. Grow it to start earning."
  3. Post the verification text, or your own version: "Post the text below, or write your own with @rarelistio and your verification code." Then wait: "We review your account and your post. Activation usually happens within 24 hours."
  4. Do the join tasks on the launch post. For the reply, the rule is: "Write a reply in your own words. Copied one-line replies may be rejected during review."
  5. Pick a live campaign under Projects and finish its required tasks: "Complete all mandatory tasks to be eligible for campaign rewards."
  6. Post your own content about the project on X.
  7. Paste your Ethereum, Solana and Robinhood Chain addresses into your profile. Plain addresses only: "ENS names are not accepted. Paste the 0x address."

    Warning Rarelist asks only for X sign-in and public addresses. If anyone asks for a seed phrase, a private key or a wallet signature in its name, treat it as a scam.

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Rarelist airdrop costs and fees

We found no payment, deposit, mint or fee on the site or in the app code, and no wallet transaction, so there is no gas. Rarelist never actually calls itself free, though. The real cost is your time and your X account. Prizes go to top ranks, so a small account can do every task and get nothing. Whitelist spots lead to other projects' launches, and those may cost money.

Rarelist airdrop risks and eligibility

  • The team is anonymous. The only person named is an X handle in the profile: "Partnerships: @samimonday". We found no company, address, funding or audit.
  • We found no terms of use or privacy policy, and no list of excluded countries, age limit, KYC rule or VPN rule. Even so, the app collects your X identity and wallet addresses.
  • The token promise is one sentence. Without a supply or a rate, nobody can put a value on 20% of it.
  • Your points can be taken away. Rarelist says of spam posts: "Such posts will be detected, their RARS removed, and your account may be pushed down the leaderboard." It adds: "This may not happen immediately while our AI models are still learning, but all suspicious accounts will be reviewed and cleaned up before rewards are distributed." So work you have already done can be cancelled later.
  • Accounts can be suspended, for example for "spam or artificial activity".
  • A listing isn't a safety check. The app calls its main campaigns vetted, yet Rarelist's own Fomopoly listing reads: "A super-Ponzi game built on FOMO and $DEAL". The Alpha Zone is described as "Short campaigns for very early projects. Higher risk, faster rewards."
  • Payouts are claimed, not proven. After the Referral Party Rarelist wrote: "Check your ETH wallets, rewards are already out!" We didn't find transaction links or check this on-chain.
  • Rarelist's app warns about a project called Starlist Protocol, which it says copies its look and features. That is Rarelist's own claim. Use only rarelist.io and @rarelistio.
  • Posting promotional content in bulk can cause problems for your X account, separate from anything Rarelist does.

Who is behind Rarelist?

Rarelist hasn't said. It names no founder, legal entity, investor or auditor, and news searches found no funding round. Support runs through one Telegram account, @rarelist_support. We also found no docs site, and we could read only three of its X posts, so a tokenomics thread could exist that we missed.

Sources

  1. Season 1 campaign record Rarelist
  2. Rarelist app text Rarelist
  3. Season 1 tasks Rarelist
  4. Join tasks Rarelist
  5. Project Sphere campaign record Rarelist
  6. Fomopoly campaign record Rarelist
  7. Agent Dojo campaign record Rarelist
  8. Referral Party campaign record Rarelist
  9. Rarelist is live Rarelist on X,
  10. Season 1 announcement Rarelist on X,
  11. Referral Party is over Rarelist on X,
  12. The $RARE contract address SuperRare on X

This guide explains how the program works. It isn't financial advice, and no airdrop is guaranteed. Check Rarelist's official channels before you connect a wallet or deposit funds.