Popular Airdrop Projects Overview: Nexus, Common, and Try Your Best favored by investors

[Coin World] As people's interest shifts from Bitcoin (BTC) to alts, some crypto assets Airdrops provide investors with opportunities for diversified portfolios, offering low-threshold participation in high-potential projects. The following projects are supported by significant investors, providing Airdrop opportunities for interested participants.

Nexus chain is one of the top crypto assets airdrops worth watching. Although it is still in a potential (not yet confirmed) state, the project has received significant support from well-known investors. This includes Pantera Capital and DragonFly Capital, who jointly led the first tier of financing. After four rounds of financing, Nexus has accumulated $27.2 million and launched a community points incentive program. To participate, users can create various components of the project and earn points. The first points distribution will take place on Tuesday, July 22. Users serving as ambassadors and roles in Dll will receive additional points.

It is worth noting that the Nexus Airdrop is associated with the zkVM-driven Layer 1 blockchain of Nexus Labs, rewarding early participants with NEX points. These points can be converted into tokens when the mainnet launches in the third quarter of 2025. To participate, users can join the Devnet phase and contribute computing power through a browser-based node or dedicated hardware to earn higher points. Additional rewards come from social tasks, content creation, or gaining Discord roles.

Another noteworthy crypto assets airdrop is Common, a social network that has raised up to $20 million in financing. Notable supporters or investors include DragonFly Capital, which led the Series A financing. Other participants include the venture capital arm of a trading platform and Polychain Capital. In the Series B round, venture capital firm ParaFi Capital led the financing, with participants including Hashed Fund and CMS Holdings. Common launched Aura points in April, and social features remain open. This allows participants to complete tasks and earn potential airdrop eligibility for the project. While certain features end on specific dates, the project regularly adds new features. On July 17, Common updated the project with new tasks for airdrop participants to engage in and earn points.

Try Your Best is a social platform that has raised $20.8 million in funding. It is supported by the venture capital arm of a certain trading platform, along with other participants such as Strobe Ventures and Offline Ventures. The founder TY Haney recently promoted this social platform as the future of community commerce. The Try Your Best platform connects brands with their communities and operates on the Avalanche blockchain. On its website, Airdrop participants can complete tasks and earn TYB tokens, which can later be converted into project tokens.