Anyone who provided liquidity to the pools of the Solana trading platform Meteora between July 1, 2025 and June 30, 2026 has to claim by October 21, 2026. After that the share is gone, and gone for good: according to the project's announcement, whatever is left behind passes to the remaining eligible participants. The window has been open since July 21, and five days are left.
An airdrop claim is not a button press that always works. It hangs on two thresholds, on a list of eligible pools and on a wallet approval that costs the entire balance at the wrong address. This piece works through the points in order, with Meteora as the running example, and ends on the question that is almost always forgotten in Germany: how much of this lands in the tax return?
What happens to the Meteora airdrop on October 21
Meteora is a trading platform on the Solana blockchain where users deposit liquidity into pools and earn from the trading fees. For the second round of this programme, known internally as LP Stimulus Season 2, the project set aside 20 million MET from its ecosystem reserve. That is around two percent of the entire token supply a...
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