$PROPR airdrop eligibility: who qualifies & how to check

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Eligibility for the $PROPR airdrop comes down to one thing: your Propr points balance at the snapshot. There's no retroactive, wallet-based check — you earn points by using the platform, at 10 points per $1 in challenge fees. Propr has reserved 32.5% of the 1-billion supply for the user-and-referral airdrop, with the window running until the milestone-gated TGE (a $5M treasury reserve + 5 third-party integrations, targeted before end of 2026 — per the 12 Aug 2026 AMA).

I've been farming Propr since the points program opened on April 16, 2026, and I'm currently sitting inside the top 15 of the airdrop leaderboard — so the question I get most is blunt: am I even eligible, and how do I check? Here's the honest, fact-checked answer, with everything Propr hasn't published clearly flagged rather than guessed.

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Who is eligible for the $PROPR airdrop

Eligibility isn't a whitelist you apply to, and it isn't a retroactive scan of your past trading somewhere else. On Propr, you are “eligible” to the exact extent that you hold Propr points at the snapshot. Points are the whole game. If your balance is zero when the snapshot lands, there's nothing to convert; if you've been active, your points are your claim.

Three things follow directly from that:

• No wallet history required. You don't earn a bigger share for having farmed the 2024 Hyperliquid airdrop or for holding any other token. Only your Propr activity counts toward the airdrop.
• Points are cumulative, not a single day's balance. Points you banked in April still count in August — they don't decay because you took a week off. The snapshot reads your accumulated total, not a spot balance.
• Is there a minimum points threshold to qualify? Not yet announced — this section will be updated. Propr hasn't published a floor below which points don't convert, so I treat every point as if it counts and don't assume a safe minimum.

One distinction worth drawing early: platform access and airdrop eligibility aren't formally the same thing. Whether Propr will apply separate geographic eligibility rules to the airdrop itself — distinct from who can open an account — has not been announced. I cover the restricted-country picture further down.

How you earn points — the only thing that counts

Since points are eligibility, the practical question is how you stack them. There are three levers, and all three are confirmed in Propr's published rules.

A few things worth underlining from that table:

• Challenges pay points even if you fail. At 10 points per dollar, a $99 challenge is roughly 990 points on the airdrop side regardless of the outcome. That's not a licence to burn challenges — it just means a blown evaluation isn't a total write-off.
• Funded trading keeps the meter running. Once you pass and complete KYC (a government ID plus a live selfie — the only identity check on Propr, and it's not required for the challenge itself), your funded activity keeps generating points while you trade an 80/20 split. The exact funded points rate isn't something I'll invent a number for.
• Referrals are the most underused lever. You collect 20% of each referee's points plus 5% of their challenge revenue. It compounds quietly in the background — it's the lever I lean on hardest.

For context, the standard evaluation targets a 10% profit with a 6% maximum drawdown — so “staying alive” long enough to keep farming is as much about risk discipline as it is about hitting the target. If you want the full playbook on stacking points without torching your fees, I wrote a dedicated guide: how I farm $PROPR points.

How points convert to your allocation

Here's the part everyone wants a formula for — and where I have to be careful.

Confirmed: Propr has reserved 32.5% of the total supply — 325 million of the fixed 1-billion $PROPR — for the airdrop, split across the user airdrop and the referral airdrop. That's the pool your points draw from. Conceptually, your allocation is your share of all eligible points, applied to that pool.

Not yet announced — this section will be updated: the exact points-to-tokens formula. Propr has published the pool size (32.5%) but not the precise conversion — how points are weighted, whether there are caps or tiers, and the total number of points in circulation at the snapshot. Any “you'll get X tokens” claim floating around right now is a guess.

That's exactly why I model this with scenarios instead of a single fake-precise number. Our $PROPR airdrop calculator lets you plug in your points and estimate your allocation across a range of token prices and total-points assumptions — so you see the plausible band, not a made-up figure. For the wider token picture, see the $PROPR tokenomics breakdown and the $PROPR TGE guide; and if you're wondering what happens to points once the token is live, I cover that in what happens to Propr points after the TGE.

Step-by-step: check your points in the Propr app

You don't check eligibility on a third-party site — your points live inside your own Propr account. Here's the routine I run:

1. Log in at Propr. Connect the same wallet you've been farming with at app.propr.xyz. Points are tied to that account, so use the right wallet — a fresh one starts at zero.
2. Open your dashboard. Your points balance and rewards show up in your account area, alongside the challenges you've bought.
3. Check your referral points separately. The 20% you earn from referees is its own line — worth watching closely if you share your link.
4. Find your leaderboard rank. Propr surfaces a ranking so you can see roughly where you stand. (This is where I keep an eye on my own top-15 spot.)

Exact menu labels can change as Propr ships updates, so treat the flow above as the shape rather than a pixel-perfect map. The number that matters is your total points — that, and nothing else, is your eligibility.

Restricted countries & caveats

Two caveats matter before you count any points as money.

First, restricted countries. Propr can't serve residents of the Russia, or any OFAC-sanctioned jurisdiction (Iran, North Korea, Syria, Cuba, Venezuela and others). The operating entity is Propr Limited, registered in the BVI, and it is not a regulated broker. The wallet-only challenge phase makes a VPN tempting, but KYC at the funding gate is where a mismatch surfaces — and an account caught claiming the wrong country is terminated with no refund and no payout. If you're in a restricted country, the airdrop is not a reason to risk your fee.

Second, and separately: whether the airdrop applies its own geographic eligibility rules — distinct from who can open a Propr account — has not been announced. I don't assume platform access automatically equals airdrop eligibility, and I'd watch Propr's official channels for the specifics before the TGE.

The deadline: there isn't one anymore — the TGE is milestone-gated

The roadmap said the TGE would land on August 24, 2026. That date was scrapped at the official AMA #2 (TLDR posted by @ProprFR on X, 12 Aug 2026), and Aug 24 duly passed without a token — I checked the Hyperliquid spot API on 28 Aug 2026: 495 spot tokens, no PROPR. The TGE is now gated on two milestones: a $5M treasury reserve ($1M stated at the AMA) and 5 third-party integrations (MMT live, confirmed by founder Lou on 26 Aug; Lighter and Aster announced as partnerships), targeted before end of 2026. "Milestones reached = TGE." I wrote the full breakdown of the new TGE conditions if you want the sources laid out.

What that means for eligibility is entirely good news if you were worried about the 24th: no snapshot happened, nothing was lost, and the points window continues — farming has been open since April 16, 2026 and every $1 of challenge fees is still 10 points. The honest caveat stands, just reshaped: the exact snapshot timestamp is still unpublished, and now the trigger is milestones rather than a calendar date. So the practical rule is the same one I learned on Hyperliquid in 2024, when I stopped three weeks early and left real money on the table: don't farm toward a line you can't see — stay active until the milestones are confirmed hit. When the exact snapshot timing is announced, I'll update this section.

FAQ — $PROPR airdrop eligibility

⚠️ Trading carries risk and crypto is volatile. Nothing here is guaranteed — the value of an airdrop can be a lot, a little, or nothing. Airdrop rules, allocation, dates, KYC requirements and restricted-country lists come from Propr's official pages and can change, so always verify on Propr.xyz before acting. This article is informational only: not investment, legal or tax advice. Do your own research and only spend what you can afford to lose.