Xplace airdrop
XPlace is a non-custodial crypto credit card on Solana: deposit into Kamino, borrow USDC to spend without selling, earn 1-4% USDC cashback and XP toward a confirmed Q4 2026 token (40% of supply to users).
XPlace (stylized x.place) is a non-custodial crypto credit card built on Solana, and unlike most "airdrop prospects" its token is not a maybe. You deposit assets into Kamino Finance, they keep earning yield and act as collateral, and you borrow USDC against them to spend on a Visa card accepted in 160+ countries. Every swipe earns USDC cashback and XP points, and XP is your weight in a Q4 2026 token generation event where 40% of supply goes to users. Start on .
Most crypto cards force you to sell to spend. XPlace does not. Your deposit sits in Kamino - $2.8B TVL, 18+ audits, zero bad debt across its history - earning variable yield, and you borrow against it. So you spend without triggering a taxable sale, your collateral keeps compounding, and you farm a token on top. That is three things happening on one balance: yield, spending power, and airdrop XP.
XPlace has publicly announced a TGE for Q4 2026, with 40% of total supply allocated to users based on accumulated XP. That removes the biggest uncertainty in airdrop farming - "will there even be a token." Here there will be, it is dated, and the allocation is huge. XP is earned through card usage, deposits, and referrals, scaling 1% to 10% by tier. Cashback is separate: paid in USDC, scaling 1% to 4% by tier (doubled in July 2026 from the old rates).
- Chain: Solana
- Type: Non-custodial crypto credit card (spend without selling)
- Status: Live; TGE confirmed Q4 2026
- Token: native token, 40% of supply to users by XP
- XP rate: 1% to 10% by tier (usage, deposits, referrals)
- Cashback: 1% to 4% USDC by tier, 0% transaction fee
- Collateral: deposited into Kamino ($2.8B TVL), earns yield while backing your credit line
- Card: Visa, 160+ countries, up to $750K/month, 0% FX on Platinum
- Related: OnRe, Hylo, Solstice, Kamino
- Join:
Sign up on , deposit collateral into the Kamino-backed line, and start using the card for spending you would do anyway. Every swipe earns USDC cashback now and XP toward the Q4 2026 allocation. Push your tier up with deposits and referrals to move from 1% toward the 10% XP rate. This is the rare farm where the "cost" is spending money you were going to spend regardless - the airdrop is pure upside layered on normal life. Pair it with a Solana yield leg like OnRe or Hylo so idle capital earns while your card farms XP.
Full playbook in the XPlace airdrop guide .
Real risk: this is a credit line against volatile collateral. If your deposited assets drop hard, you can face liquidation on the borrowed USDC - the same risk as any CDP. Spend within a safe margin, keep a buffer, use the official domain only, never share a seed phrase. Research, not financial advice.
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What is the Xplace airdrop?
XPlace is a non-custodial crypto credit card on Solana: deposit into Kamino, borrow USDC to spend without selling, earn 1-4% USDC cashback and XP toward a confirmed Q4 2026 token (40% of supply to users).
What blockchain is Xplace on?
Xplace runs on Solana, in the DeFi category.
How do I qualify for the Xplace airdrop?
Use Xplace genuinely and complete its on-chain tasks consistently over time. Difficulty is rated Medium. You can start from airdropSEA's tested link and qualify alongside your crew instead of farming alone.
How much could the Xplace airdrop be worth?
Community estimates put Xplace around $3000 for active participants, but airdrop rewards are speculative and never guaranteed - always do your own research.
Is the Xplace airdrop confirmed and safe?
Current status: Active. Treat any airdrop as unconfirmed until the team officially announces it, and always verify links and contracts before connecting your wallet.
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