The most profitable crypto airdrops this week – week 44

Crypto airdrops in week 44: Aster opens on October 28, StandX on November 1 Two claim windows open this week, and a third has just shut. Aster releases the fully vested Stage 6 allocation on October 28, 2026; StandX switches on the claim for its DUSD distribution on November 1, 2026. Between them sits October 25: on that day Pharos closed its portal, and no catch-up is provided for. Three points count now. The Aster window is fixed, with a date and a time. At StandX the checker page is already open, but the claim itself only begins in November. And the Grass payout from Stage 2 is the only entry on this list that remains reachable for months yet. If you are new to the subject: what an airdrop is, how snapshots work and how to spot dubious offers is covered in our airdrop guide. The state of play in the previous week was still shaped by Meteora and Pharos; both windows have since closed. The dates at a glance Project Status Date / deadline Aster (ASTER), Stage 6 “Convergence” Claim for the full allocation opens October 28, 2026, 12:00 UTC to November 28, 2026, 12:00 UTC StandX (DUSD) Checker page open, claim to follow Checker page since October 26, 2026, 00:00 UTC; claim November 1, 2026, 00:00 UTC to December 31, 2026, 08:00 UTC Grass (Stage 2, payout in USDC) Claim open until January 22, 2027 Pharos (PROS) Deadline expired, portal closed ended on October 25, 2026 1. Aster (ASTER): the full allocation can be claimed from October 28 This is the date this week on which something actually opens. Anyone who chose the option for the full vesting allocation in Stage 6 of the Aster programme, which Aster calls “Convergence”, can claim their share from October 28, 2026, 12:00 UTC. The window closes on November 28, 2026, 12:00 UTC. Both points are given by Aster's own allocation page, each with a time and a time zone. A total of 200 million ASTER is set aside for Stage 6. The programme was structured in two tiers: those who opted for the immediate distribution received 50 percent in the spring and could claim between April 28 and May 28, 2026. Those who waited for the full allocation instead take the second window now. The choice between the two routes had to be made in April and cannot be changed after the fact. One note on figures in circulation: several round-ups give November 4, 2026 as the starting date. The project's own page names October 28. The project's statement is what counts — anyone going by the later date loses a week of the window.