The FLTY airdrop you’ve been hearing about doesn’t exist - at least not yet. As of January 2026, there is no official Fluity Paddle airdrop running on CoinMarketCap, nor has Fluity Protocol announced any token distribution event. If you’re seeing ads, tweets, or Discord messages claiming otherwise, you’re likely being targeted by scammers. This isn’t just a rumor - it’s a red flag.

What Is Fluity Protocol (FLTY)?

Fluity Protocol is a decentralized finance (DeFi) project built as a fork of Liquity on the Binance Smart Chain. Its goal is simple: let users borrow a stablecoin (called FLTYUSD) without paying interest, as long as they lock up collateral like BNB or BUSD. It’s designed to be censorship-resistant, meaning no central authority can freeze your loans or freeze your funds.

The total supply of FLTY tokens is capped at 100 million. Right now, about 44.73 million are in circulation. But here’s the catch: as of early 2026, FLTY trades at $0. There’s no volume. No exchanges list it. No one is buying or selling. That means the token hasn’t launched on any public market yet - and if it hasn’t launched, there’s nothing to airdrop.

Why the Confusion? CoinMarketCap’s Role

CoinMarketCap doesn’t run airdrops. It tracks them. It’s like a weather app for crypto - it tells you what’s happening out there, but it doesn’t make the rain. Right now, CoinMarketCap’s airdrop page shows zero active or upcoming campaigns. No Fluity. No Paddle. Nothing.

Some people confuse CoinMarketCap’s Learn and Earn program with airdrops. That’s where you watch short videos, answer quiz questions, and earn free tokens like USDT or NFTs. But those are tied to projects CoinMarketCap partners with - like recent campaigns for KernelDAO or Cytonic. Fluity isn’t one of them.

There’s also no such thing as a “Fluity Paddle” token. That name doesn’t appear in any official documentation, GitHub repo, or whitepaper. It’s likely a made-up term used by fake websites to trick people into connecting their wallets or sending crypto.

How to Spot a Fake Airdrop

Scammers love airdrop season. When people hear “free tokens,” they stop thinking. Here’s how to avoid getting burned:

• Never connect your wallet to a site just because it says “claim your FLTY airdrop.” If it asks for your private key, seed phrase, or approval to spend your ETH or BNB - close the tab. Immediately.
• Check the official site. Fluity Protocol’s real website is fluityprotocol.com. If the link you found ends in .xyz, .io, or has typos - it’s fake.
• Look at the contract address. The real FLTY smart contract is 0x83b3...7BCf31 on BSC. If the airdrop site shows a different address, it’s not real.
• Check CoinMarketCap’s airdrop page. Go to coinmarketcap.com/airdrop. If Fluity isn’t listed, it’s not happening.
• Ignore social media hype. No legitimate project will push you to join a Telegram group or follow 10 Twitter accounts to “unlock” your airdrop.

Will There Ever Be a FLTY Airdrop?

Maybe - but not yet. Fluity is still in early development. The team hasn’t released a roadmap, tokenomics breakdown, or distribution plan. Without those, any airdrop claim is pure speculation.

Real DeFi projects like Liquity (LQTY) and Sonic (S) have launched airdrops after years of development. Sonic’s airdrop in 2025 locked up 75% of tokens for nine months to prevent dump pressure. That’s how it’s done - not with a random tweet or a shady website.

If Fluity ever launches a token distribution, it will be announced on their official blog, Twitter, and GitHub. Not on Reddit threads or YouTube ads. Not through “exclusive invite-only” links. Real projects don’t gatekeep airdrops like VIP clubs.

What Should You Do Right Now?

If you’re waiting for FLTY:

• Don’t send any crypto. Not a cent. Not even $1.
• Don’t connect your wallet. Even if it says “view your balance.”
• Follow Fluity’s official channels. Watch their Twitter (@FluityProtocol) and website for real updates.
• Bookmark CoinMarketCap’s airdrop page. Check it weekly. If FLTY ever shows up, it’ll be there.
• Use CoinMarketCap’s Learn and Earn. It’s safe, free, and teaches you how real airdrops work.

There’s no shortcut to earning crypto. If it sounds too easy, it’s a trap. The real airdrops come after months of building, testing, and community growth - not after clicking a link.

What’s Next for Fluity?

Fluity has the right idea - interest-free borrowing on BSC is useful. But it’s not enough to just copy Liquity. To survive, it needs:

• A working, audited smart contract
• Liquidity on PancakeSwap or another DEX
• Clear token distribution rules
• Community trust

Right now, it has none of those. The zero trading volume isn’t a glitch - it’s a warning. Until those pieces are in place, any talk of an airdrop is just noise.

If you want to get involved with Fluity in the future, focus on learning how it works. Try using Liquity first. Understand how collateralization ratios, stability fees, and liquidations work. That knowledge will help you spot real opportunities - and avoid the fake ones.