There is no NIULAI airdrop
There is no $NIULAI airdrop. There is no claim, no presale, no allowlist and no snapshot, there has never been one, and there will not be one later. Every site, post, direct message and QR code offering you a $NIULAI airdrop is a scam, without exception and without a legitimate version to be confused with.
That is the whole answer. The rest of this page is why it can be said that flatly, and how to check it without believing this page.
Is there a NIULAI airdrop?
No. The entire supply of 1,000,000,000 NIULAI was paired into a liquidity pool at launch, so there is nothing held back to distribute and no account that could distribute it. Buying on a decentralized exchange is the only way to obtain the token, and that is true for everyone including the people who made it.
Why can that be stated absolutely rather than probably?
Because an airdrop needs somewhere to keep the tokens until someone claims them, and no such place exists. A claim is not a promise — it is an arrangement. It needs a wallet, a vesting contract or a distributor program holding the undistributed supply, and every one of those is an account you could go and look at.
There is no second bucket to look at. The allocation is one line:
| Bucket | Share | Tokens | Release |
|---|---|---|---|
| Liquidity | 100% | 1,000,000,000 | Paired into the pool at launch, LP tokens burned |
This is a stronger claim than "we promise not to airdrop", and it is a different kind of claim. A promise is a sentence someone can revise. This is the absence of the machinery, and you can confirm the absence yourself in the next section.
Worth being precise about what is not being claimed. The supply is not provably distributed among many holders — it is provably not held back by the project. Those are different properties, and anyone telling you a memecoin launch guarantees the first is overselling it.
Could there be an airdrop later?
Not without creating tokens that cannot be created. Mint authority on the $NIULAI mint is revoked, which means no key exists that can raise the supply above 1,000,000,000. A future distribution would have to come from tokens someone bought on the open market first, and this project holds none.
The mint account is public, and mintAuthority reads as empty:
spl-token display 9Z9wf8iSq8EpkF5fHzaKExHCvZ9BdSiVn1razYhRZuVh
How do I verify this myself?
Open the mint on a block explorer and read two fields. The supply should be 1,000,000,000 tokens, and both the mint authority and the freeze authority should be empty. If either authority names an address, something has changed since this page was written and you should trust the chain over the page.
| What to open | What it should say |
|---|---|
| The $NIULAI mint | Supply 1,000,000,000. Mint authority and freeze authority both empty. |
| The liquidity pool | The pool the supply went into, owned by the Raydium CPMM program. |
| The pool's LP token | Supply zero. The launch LP was burned, so the position that could withdraw the pool no longer exists. |
Prefer the command line, if you have it:
solana account 9Z9wf8iSq8EpkF5fHzaKExHCvZ9BdSiVn1razYhRZuVh --output json
What do the fake airdrops look like?
They look convincing, which is the point. Expect a page that copies this site's wording and art, a countdown, a wallet-connect button, and an address one or two characters different from the real mint. Expect it to reach you through a reply, a direct message or a search advertisement rather than from here.
Three details are worth committing to memory, because they do not change:
- Nobody from this project will ever send you a claim link. Not in a DM, not in a reply, not in a group chat, not "because you were early".
- There is no reason to connect a wallet to receive tokens. Receiving tokens on Solana needs your address, which is public. A page asking you to connect and sign to receive is asking for permission to send.
- The mint address is only ever published here. If a page shows a different one, it is a different token, whatever it is called. Compare all of it, not the first four characters — the cost of generating an address with a matching prefix is a few minutes of compute.
What if I already connected a wallet to a claim page?
Move quickly and assume the worst. Transfer any remaining balance to a fresh wallet whose seed phrase that page never had a chance to see, and revoke the token approvals the old wallet has granted. Do not use the old wallet again. If you typed a seed phrase into anything, every account derived from it is compromised permanently, and no revocation fixes that.
This project cannot recover funds, reverse a transaction or freeze anything — the mint has no freeze authority and never had one, which is a property worth having and also means there is no emergency lever to pull. That is the trade-off, stated honestly rather than discovered later.
What this page cannot do for you
Being clear about the limits, because a safety page that oversells itself is its own kind of risk:
- It cannot stop the fake claim sites existing. It can only make sure that when you check, the true answer is easy to find and unambiguous.
- It does not make $NIULAI a good thing to buy. There is no airdrop, and there is also no revenue, no treasury, no yield and no floor. It is a memecoin and it can go to zero.
- The liquidity here is thin. A pool seeded by one launch is small, and a trade of any size will move the price against you. Check the live depth on a chart before assuming you can sell what you can buy.
- The name is not unique. An unrelated 牛来 token on another chain is larger and better known, and the two are not connected in any way. See how to buy the right one.
Related
- Is NIULAI safe? Run the rug check yourself — the four checks, with commands
- Security — what the chain enforces and what is still trusted
- Tokenomics — the full allocation, and why there is no second bucket