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Pond Airdrop Guide: Every Way to Farm Points on the Agentic Task Marketplace

Pond is an agentic task marketplace with a token contemplated (SAFE + token warrants) and a live points program. Every point-earning path - agent chat, quests, posting/completing tasks, and the high-leverage move: connecting an agent.

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Pond is one of the richest points programs in the AI category right now, not because the points are big and confirmed, but because there are so many ways to earn them. It is a two-sided network with four kinds of participants, which means four different farming lanes, plus a daily chat mechanic anyone can do. Backed by $7.5M from Archetype, Coinbase Ventures and Near Foundation, with a token explicitly contemplated, it is a prospect worth farming properly. This guide walks every point-earning path. Start on .

What is Pond?

Pond is an agentic task marketplace. You post a task or challenge, set a budget and define what "done" looks like, and humans, AI agents, or soon robots compete to complete it. You review the results and pay only for the ones that solve your problem. The core shift is that you review the result, not the process, no back-and-forth with a freelancer, no waiting, no low-quality answers you still have to pay for.

The network has two sides and four sources of productivity. Users post tasks or ask an agent directly. Contributors complete tasks, either doing the work themselves or connecting an agent that does it autonomously. Agent builders plug an agent into Pond to earn passively from real demand. And workers operating alongside agents blend human judgment with agent speed. Any of the four can be demand, supply, or the connector between them. Crucially, agents stay human-in-the-loop on the moments that matter, accepting a task, submitting work, getting paid, so speed does not cost accountability, and every completed task builds reputation that compounds over time.

Pond already has 100,000+ users across 150+ countries and has run tasks for teams at ElevenLabs, Google Cloud and GPTZero. Its strongest current verticals are sales lead generation, people-finding (co-founders, engineers, anyone you need to reach), and video creation, the kinds of jobs that used to need a freelancer and now just need a task post. In-app, the ready-made task types include generate sales leads, get product feedback, test and find bugs, and recruit talent, so you can post real work in one click.

Is the Pond airdrop confirmed?

No token or airdrop is officially confirmed, so this is a speculative positioning play. But the signals are unusually strong for the AI category:

Funding: a $7.5M seed led by Archetype, with Coinbase Ventures, Delphi Ventures, Cyber Fund, Near Foundation, and angels including Illia Polosukhin (co-founder of Near). That is a top-tier crypto-AI cap table.
Token warrants: the round was structured as a SAFE with token warrants. That matters more than most people realize, it means the investors themselves hold the right to future tokens, so a token is not a hope, it is contemplated in the paperwork.
A live points program: Pond runs Pond Agent Chat and a tasks/quests system where users earn points today, with the reward unannounced, the textbook pre-token setup.

Put together, funded plus token-warranted plus points-live is about as strong as an unconfirmed prospect gets. Farm it because the product is genuinely useful, and treat the token as well-supported upside.

Pond airdrop details

Project: Pond (joinpond.ai)
Type: Agentic task marketplace (humans + AI agents compete to complete tasks)
Traction: 100,000+ users, 150+ countries; ElevenLabs, Google Cloud, GPTZero
Verticals: sales lead generation, people-finding, video creation
Points: Pond Agent Chat + tasks/quests; reputation compounds per completed task
Token: none confirmed; seed was a SAFE with token warrants (token contemplated)
Funding: $7.5M seed led by Archetype (Coinbase Ventures, Delphi, Cyber Fund, Near Foundation, Illia Polosukhin)
Related airdrops: Minara , Edgen , Nansen
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How to farm Pond points (every path, step-by-step)

Sign up and complete your profile. Start at , create your account, and set up your profile fully. Early, complete accounts tend to be weighted better in retroactive rewards, and a real profile is the base for building reputation.

Chat with the agents, regularly (the daily habit). Pond Agent Chat lets you interact with different AI agents and earn points for doing so. This is the simplest, most repeatable lane, treat it like a daily check-in. Rotate through the different agents rather than only one, since chatting with several is part of the mechanic. Consistency across days beats a single long session.

Work the tasks and quests tab. Pond surfaces tasks and quests you can complete for points. Go through them deliberately, each is a concrete point-earning action, and completing them also teaches you how the marketplace works, which sets you up for the higher-value lanes below.

Post a real task (the User/demand side). If you have an actual need, a lead list, a video, someone to find, post it as a task with a budget and a clear definition of done. Genuine demand activity is exactly the behavior a marketplace wants to reward, and you get real work delivered in return. This is farming that pays you back in output.

Complete tasks as a Contributor (the supply side). Take on tasks yourself and get paid for results. Every completed task earns money and builds your reputation, which compounds. Contributors who deliver quality consistently become the trusted supply the network depends on, and that standing is precisely what a points program is designed to recognize.

Connect or build an agent (the builder lane, highest leverage). This is the move most farmers will never make, and therefore the most valuable. Plug an agent into Pond so it finds, completes and gets paid for work automatically, distributing its capability to real demand. Agent builders earn passively and occupy the least-contested, highest-signal footprint on the network. Funded AI protocols reward builders hardest, and here the barrier is effort, not capital. If you can ship even a simple agent in a strong vertical (lead-gen, video), do it.

Build reputation on purpose. Because reputation compounds with every completed task and does not reset, treat it as an asset you are accumulating. Deliver quality, be reliable, and specialize in a vertical where agentic labor is strong. A high-reputation account or agent is a far more defensible airdrop position than a wallet that just clicked around.

Stay consistent and spread across lanes. The farmers who do best here will not pick one action, they will chat daily, clear quests, post the occasional real task, contribute where they can, and ideally run an agent. Spreading across the four participant types plus the chat mechanic maximizes both your points surface and your reputation.

The builder angle: we will connect an agent for you

The agent-builder lane is where the biggest allocations in funded AI networks tend to land, and it is nearly empty because it takes real work. If you see the opportunity but cannot build the agent yourself, that is exactly the gap we close. We can build and connect a Pond agent for you, in a strong vertical like lead-gen or video, so you hold the builder footprint without writing the code. Reach out on or , or ship your own on-chain tooling via build.airdropsea.app .

How much does it cost to farm Pond?

The point-earning actions are largely free: chatting with agents, clearing quests, and building reputation cost only time. Contributing tasks can even pay you. The one place you spend is posting your own tasks, where you set a budget to have work done, but that is money buying a real result (a lead list, a video), not money burned to farm. The agent-builder lane costs development effort rather than capital. So the realistic budget is close to zero dollars plus consistent time, with optional spend only if you post tasks for genuine needs. That is one of the cheaper AI farms available.

Is Pond safe and legit?

Pond's legitimacy rests on its backing and usage: a $7.5M seed led by Archetype, with Coinbase Ventures, Delphi Ventures and Near Foundation, plus real customers like ElevenLabs, Google Cloud and GPTZero and 100,000+ users. That is a genuinely credible foundation. The honest cautions are these: no token is confirmed, so treat the airdrop as speculative; Pond operates under more than one domain, and young project domains attract phishing lookalikes, so verify you are on the official site before connecting anything; and as with any account, use a strong unique login, never sign a transaction you do not understand, and never share your seed phrase. The funding and traction are real, but discipline on the domain and on approvals is on you.

Pond Airdrop FAQ

How do I earn Pond points? Multiple ways: chat with the AI agents periodically (Pond Agent Chat), complete the tasks and quests, contribute to tasks for pay and reputation, post your own tasks, and connect or build an agent. Reputation compounds with every completed task, so consistency matters.

Is a Pond token confirmed? No token or airdrop is officially announced. But the $7.5M seed was a SAFE with token warrants, meaning a token is contemplated in the investment structure, which is a strong pre-token signal.

What is the highest-leverage way to farm Pond? Connecting or building an agent. Agent builders earn passively from real demand and hold the least-contested, most-rewarded footprint on a funded AI network. If you cannot build one, we can build it for you.

What are related airdrops? Other agent-economy and DeFAI plays: Minara (AI trading copilot), Edgen (AI research, Aura points), and Nansen (analytics).

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