There’s no official record of a "5th NFTs Event" airdrop from TopGoal (GOAL) and CoinMarketCap as of December 2025. That doesn’t mean the airdrop never happened-it just means the numbering isn’t public, and most campaigns have already ended. If you’re looking to claim past rewards or understand how these airdrops worked, here’s exactly what you need to know.

What Was the TopGoal (GOAL) x CoinMarketCap Airdrop?

TopGoal is a football-themed NFT metaverse project built on the BNB Chain. It partners with real football clubs and players to create digital collectibles-NFT cards of legends like Ronaldo, Messi, and others-that fans can own, trade, and use inside its virtual football world. CoinMarketCap, one of the biggest crypto data platforms, ran several promotional airdrops with TopGoal between 2022 and 2023 to grow its user base.

These weren’t random giveaways. They required real effort: adding tokens to watchlists, following social channels, filling out forms. The goal? To build a real community, not just pump token prices.

How Did Past Airdrops Work?

Past campaigns had clear rules. Here’s how you would’ve qualified:

• Added GOAL to your CoinMarketCap watchlist
• Added TMT (TopManager) to your CoinMarketCap watchlist
• Followed @TopGoal_NFT on Twitter
• Joined the official TopGoal Telegram group
• Followed TopGoal on Medium (@TopGoal_NFT), Instagram (@topgoalnft), and Facebook (TopGoalNFT)
• Completed a Google Form with your wallet address and social handles

Each step was mandatory. Skip one, and you got nothing. The system was designed to filter out bots and casual users. Only those who actually engaged got rewarded.

How Many NFTs Were Given Out?

Two major campaigns are documented:

• 10,000 NFTs distributed to 10,000 winners-each winner got one unique NFT card.
• 3,000 NFTs worth $30,000 total, given to 3,000 users who completed all steps.

The NFTs weren’t just images. They were utility-based: some unlocked in-game items in the TopGoal metaverse, others gave voting rights for future player selections or access to exclusive matches. The most valuable ones featured real players with verified licenses.

Which Blockchain Did It Use?

TopGoal runs on the BNB Chain (formerly Binance Smart Chain). This wasn’t accidental.

Why BNB Chain? Because Ethereum gas fees are too high for small NFT users. BNB Chain offers near-instant transactions and fees under $0.01. That meant even someone with a $5 wallet could claim and hold their NFT without worrying about losing half their value to gas.

All NFTs were minted as ERC-721 tokens on BNB Chain. If you claimed one, you’d see it in your wallet-MetaMask, Trust Wallet, or any BNB Chain-compatible wallet-under the contract address provided by TopGoal.

Are There Any Active Airdrops Right Now?

As of December 14, 2025, CoinMarketCap’s airdrop calendar shows zero active or upcoming TopGoal airdrops. The project’s official social channels haven’t announced a new one either.

That doesn’t mean it’s dead. TopGoal still has 30,180 token holders and a circulating supply of 543.75 million GOAL tokens. The price is around $0.002805, with a market cap of $1.19 million. It’s small compared to giants like Sorare or NBA Top Shot-but it’s alive.

If a new airdrop comes, it’ll likely be announced on:

• Twitter (most reliable)
• Telegram (for urgent updates)
• Official blog on Medium

Don’t trust random Discord servers or YouTube ads claiming "new GOAL airdrop now!" Those are scams.

What Happened to the NFTs People Claimed?

Many users sold their NFTs quickly on secondary markets like OpenSea or Magic Eden. Others held them for utility. The ones tied to in-game access still work-if you own the NFT, you can log into the TopGoal metaverse and use it to play matches, earn rewards, or trade with other fans.

Some NFTs became rarer over time. For example, NFTs featuring retired legends like Zinedine Zidane or Paolo Maldini are harder to find now. Their value isn’t just in the image-it’s in the license and the history behind the player.

How to Stay Updated for Future Airdrops

Even if the "5th event" never happened, TopGoal might run more airdrops. Here’s how to be ready:

1. Follow @TopGoal_NFT on Twitter and turn on notifications
2. Join the official Telegram group-announcements happen there first
3. Keep your BNB Chain wallet (like MetaMask) funded with a little BNB for gas
4. Watch CoinMarketCap’s "Airdrops" section weekly-it updates when new campaigns go live
5. Never pay to join an airdrop. Legit ones are always free.

Why This Matters for Football Fans

Most NFT projects are speculative. TopGoal is different. It’s built for football fans who want to own a piece of the game-not just flip cards for profit.

Imagine owning the NFT of your favorite player’s first goal. You can show it off in your digital locker room. You can use it to vote on which legendary team gets recreated next. You can even trade it with someone in Brazil, Nigeria, or Poland.

That’s the real value. Not the price. Not the hype. The connection.

Final Thoughts: Was It Worth It?

For those who completed the steps, yes. The NFTs had real utility. The community was active. The project had real partnerships.

For those who waited too long? You missed out. But that’s how most airdrops work. They’re time-limited. They reward action, not curiosity.

If TopGoal launches another campaign, you’ll know where to look. Until then, keep your wallet ready, your social accounts updated, and your eyes on the official channels.