BUTTER Airdrop by ButterSwap: How to Participate and What You Can Earn

If you’ve heard about the BUTTER airdrop from ButterSwap, you’re not alone. Many crypto users are curious about how to get free BUTTER tokens - and whether it’s still possible. The truth is, ButterSwap has run multiple airdrop campaigns, and while some are over, the structure, rules, and strategy behind them are still very relevant. This isn’t just about free tokens. It’s about understanding how decentralized platforms build communities, reward early users, and keep things fair.

ButterSwap is an automated market maker (AMM) built on the HECO Chain. Unlike some DeFi projects that hand out tokens to insiders or big investors, ButterSwap designed its tokenomics to be open and equal. There are no pre-mined tokens. No private sales. No venture capital allocations. The only way to get BUTTER is by providing liquidity (LP mining) or staking in CREAM pools. That’s a big deal. It means if you’re willing to put in the work, you have the same shot as anyone else.

How the CoinMarketCap BUTTER Airdrop Worked

The most well-known BUTTER airdrop happened in mid-2021, in partnership with CoinMarketCap. It wasn’t a massive distribution - only 30,000 BUTTER tokens total - but it reached exactly 500 winners. That means each winner could have received up to 6,000 BUTTER tokens. Not bad for a few minutes of social media effort.

To qualify, users had to do five things:

1. Follow @butterswap on Twitter.
2. Retweet the official airdrop tweet and tag five friends. The tweet was pinned and clearly labeled as the official entry point.
3. Join the ButterSwap Telegram channel: t.me/butterswap0.
4. Add BUTTER to your CoinMarketCap watchlist.
5. Join the ButterSwap Discord server: discord.gg/tmqTZ96gpd.

And here’s the catch - you had to be logged into your CoinMarketCap account when you completed all steps. No anonymous participation. No bot accounts. The system tracked wallet addresses and social handles to prevent duplicate entries. Winners were selected randomly from the pool of eligible participants.

Other Airdrops: The UXUY Collaboration

ButterSwap didn’t stop at CoinMarketCap. They teamed up with UXUY, a wallet service, to run two separate airdrop campaigns - but this time, they didn’t give out BUTTER. Instead, users earned MAPO tokens.

The first was the Interaction Airdrop. The first 1,000 users each day who accessed ButterSwap through the UXUYbot Wallet got between 5 and 100 MAPO tokens - randomly assigned. You could only do this once per wallet address.

The second was the Swap Airdrop. Every time someone completed a trade using UXUYbot Wallet to swap tokens on ButterSwap, they entered the pool. The first 1,000 daily swaps earned 20 to 200 MAPO tokens. Unlike the Interaction Airdrop, you could do this up to seven times a week. No minimum trade size. No lock-up. Just swap and get rewarded.

Rewards were automatically sent to your UXUYbot Wallet within 3 to 5 business days. The randomness kept things exciting - and made it harder to game the system. It also encouraged real usage, not just signing up.

How BUTTER Token Works - And Why It Matters

Understanding the token itself helps you see why these airdrops matter. BUTTER has a maximum supply of 10 billion tokens. But here’s the twist: there’s currently no circulating supply listed on CoinMarketCap. That doesn’t mean the project is dead. It likely means most tokens are still locked in liquidity pools or staking contracts. The team hasn’t dumped them on the open market.

ButterSwap also built in a deflationary mechanism. Every time someone trades on the platform, 0.05% of the transaction fee goes into the treasury. That money is used to buy back BUTTER tokens and burn them. Fewer tokens in circulation over time? That’s a quiet way to create scarcity - and value - without relying on hype.

The smart contract address for ButterSwap is 0xbf84...9eD943, and it’s registered as UCID 10531 on CoinMarketCap. This isn’t some anonymous project. The code is public. The chain is transparent. And the team has consistently updated documentation.

Why ButterSwap Keeps Doing Airdrops

Most DeFi projects launch with a big airdrop, then vanish. ButterSwap is different. They’ve done multiple campaigns, with different partners, using different tokens, and for different actions. Why?

Because they’re not trying to inflate their price overnight. They’re building a community. Each airdrop targets users who are already active in crypto - people who follow Twitter, use CoinMarketCap, join Discord, and swap tokens. These are the users who stick around. These are the users who help the protocol grow organically.

The fact that they’ve partnered with UXUYbot Wallet shows they’re thinking about real-world usage. Not just “join our Telegram and get free tokens.” They want people to actually use ButterSwap to trade. That’s smarter than most.

Can You Still Get BUTTER Tokens Today?

As of now, the CoinMarketCap and UXUY airdrops are closed. No new campaigns are active. But that doesn’t mean you’re out of luck.

The only way to get BUTTER now is through liquidity mining or staking:

• Add liquidity to a BUTTER pair on ButterSwap (like BUTTER/HECO or BUTTER/USDT).
• Stake your LP tokens in a ButterSwap Farm.
• Stake BUTTER tokens directly in CREAM pools.

Every time you do this, you earn more BUTTER over time. It’s slower than an airdrop, but it’s sustainable. And since there are no pre-mined tokens, you’re not competing with insiders. You’re competing with everyone else - and that’s fair.

Keep an eye on their official Twitter and Discord. ButterSwap says they “periodically do airdrop of BUTTER and Blind Box with different partners.” That’s their wording. They’re not shutting it down. They’re just waiting for the right partner, the right moment.

What to Watch Out For

Not every airdrop is legit. If someone messages you on Telegram saying “Send 0.1 HECO to claim your BUTTER,” run. ButterSwap never asks for funds. Never. Their airdrops are free. Always. If you’re asked to pay, it’s a scam.

Also, don’t trust third-party sites claiming to give you BUTTER. Only use official links: the Twitter account, the Telegram, the Discord, and the website. Bookmark them. Double-check URLs. Scammers copy these pages perfectly.

What’s Next?

ButterSwap is quietly building. They’re not chasing trends. They’re not listing on 10 exchanges. They’re focused on one thing: making their platform useful, fair, and sustainable. Their airdrops aren’t marketing stunts. They’re community-building tools.

If you’re serious about getting involved, start by using ButterSwap. Add liquidity. Stake your tokens. Watch the fees. Watch the burns. The next airdrop might be just around the corner - and if you’re already active, you’ll be first in line.