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Solix DePIN Airdrop Guide: Project Inactive, No SLIX Token
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Last Updated:

October 8, 2026

Solix

Solix DePIN Airdrop Guide: Project Inactive, No SLIX Token

Solix

Status (October 2026): Solix DePIN appears to be inactive, and its points program can no longer be joined. Its old website now shows an unrelated gambling page, the dashboard address no longer exists, and the Discord invite on its X profile no longer works. The newest post on Solix’s X account is from August 21, 2025. We found no SLIX token launch, airdrop claim or new season, and Solix has not announced a shutdown. Don’t visit the old website or connect a wallet there, and treat any site offering SLIX tokens as a likely scam.

Key Takeaways

  • Solix is a decentralized physical infrastructure network (DePIN) built on the Multi-Contract Protocol (MCP), enabling users to monetize unused internet bandwidth via a browser extension, earning SLIX Points for contributing to a censorship-resistant, AI-optimized Web3 internet infrastructure, backed by $29.5M from investors like the Eclip Foundation.
  • The Solix airdrop was a speculative points-farming program where users earned SLIX Points by sharing bandwidth, completing social tasks (e.g., referrals, social media engagement), and running the Solix extension. Points were expected to convert to $SLIX tokens after a Token Generation Event (TGE), but no token has launched and the project appears inactive.

Disclaimer: Crypto airdrops are promotional events where tokens are distributed to existing holders of a cryptocurrency or to individuals who meet certain criteria. While airdrops can be a way to acquire tokens at no cost, they also involve risks. There’s no guarantee that the airdropped tokens will increase in value, and there may be associated fees or requirements. Additionally, airdrops can be susceptible to scams and phishing attempts. Always exercise caution and verify the legitimacy of any airdrop opportunity before participating.

What Is Solix DePIN?

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Solix DePIN was a decentralized network that let users monetize their idle internet bandwidth and computing resources through a browser extension or mobile app. It described itself as the first DePIN to implement the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an AI-driven framework that optimizes resource allocation for efficiency, privacy, and performance.

The platform aimed to address challenges like bandwidth inequality, inefficient resource use, and centralized control of internet infrastructure, creating a more equitable and resilient digital ecosystem.

How The Solix Points Program Worked

While the dashboard was online, users took part like this:

👉 STEP 1: Users created an account on the Solix dashboard (now offline).

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👉 STEP 2: They logged in and opened the dashboard.

Once logged in, users started earning Solix points just by keeping the dashboard open.

👉 STEP 3: They clicked the ‘Start Earning’ button.

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👉 STEP 4: They boosted their earnings through social media.

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Users followed Solix on X (formerly Twitter) and joined its Discord server, and the dashboard added bonus points once it confirmed the tasks. The Discord invite no longer works, and the X account has not posted since August 2025.

👉 STEP 5: They invited friends to earn referral points.

👉 STEP 6: They installed the Solix Google Extension.

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The official Solix extension, from the Google Chrome Web Store, shared the browser’s unused bandwidth and collected SLIX Points in the background while it was switched on. If you still have it installed, it is safer to remove it, since the project appears inactive and its old website now shows unrelated content.

👉 STEP 7: No SLIX token has launched, so treat any site offering SLIX tokens or a Solix airdrop claim as a likely scam.

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Rickie Sanchez

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Rickie Sebastian Sanchez is a content writer and researcher with four years of experience covering the crypto markets. His work has appeared in outlets including Blockzeit, CryptoFlash.Report, Cryptomaten, and CoinAlarm.ai, where he has built a reputation for clear, research-driven reporting on fast-moving market developments. At UseTheBitcoin, Rickie focuses on crypto and TradFi news, airdrop guides, and newsletter management. He holds multiple certifications from Binance Academy and is also a completer of Bitget’s Blockchain4Youth Learning Hub Program. Rickie holds BTC.