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Do you want a chance to get the Blockmesh airdrop for Perceptron nodes? It only takes a few minutes to sign up. This short guide shows what to do. It uses simple steps you can follow right away.
Airdrops often reward people who help run networks. If you have been doing node farming on the network now called Perceptron, you may get tokens later. Registering helps prove you were active. It can also speed up future claims.
This guide shows the exact info to enter in the form. You will learn how to find the email and the right Solana wallet address. You will also learn what kind of social link to add. Follow each step to avoid mistakes.
Get these items before you start: an email you used when you farmed, a Solana wallet address (for example Phantom), and a short social post link if you have one. Use short phrases. Keep things clear.
Registering makes you eligible. It can give you early claim priority. Projects often favor people who sign up early. You also show you ran a node. That helps with future rewards in DEPIN style projects.
Many people miss out because of simple errors. The most common are: using the wrong email, pasting a non-Solana address, or giving an exchange address. These cause the project to ignore the entry.
| Mistake | Why it matters | How to fix it | | --- | --- | --- | | Wrong email | Project cannot match your node | Open your wallet extension and check the email you logged in with. Use that email. | | Not a Solana address | Tokens need a Solana account | Use a Phantom or other Solana wallet address. Do not use exchange addresses. | | Copied wrong address | You may lose tokens or be ineligible | Check the start and end of the address in your wallet. Copy it again. | | No social link or bad link | Some forms ask for proof of activity | Make a short post and copy its link. Paste the correct link in the form. |
New users with many wallets often miss which wallet they used. People who use exchanges for receiving tokens also miss out. To avoid this, check your wallet extension. Look at the address start and end characters. Make sure it matches the address you used while farming.
Open your wallet extension. Log in if needed. Find the address shown at the top. Note the first few letters and the last few characters. If they match what the project shows, copy that address. Paste it into the form.
If the form asks whether to use the same receiving address, you can say yes or paste a new Solana address. Do not paste an address from a centralized exchange. That will block token delivery.
If the form asks for a social link, make a short post. For example: “I am farming Perceptron nodes.” Post it and copy the link. Paste the link in the form field. If you have nothing to post, you can skip or reuse the same link.
When you finish, choose your region in the form. Wait a few seconds. The form should show a success message. If it does, you are done. If not, try again or check your inputs.
Act fast. Many airdrops have deadlines. The sooner you register, the better your chance for a reward. This is important for Blockmesh and other DEPIN projects.
Go register now. Make sure you use the right email and a valid Solana wallet address like Phantom. Copy carefully. Paste the correct links. That is all you need to do to try to claim the airdrop.
Do you want to make sure you get the Blockmesh / Perceptron nodes airdrop? Then you must register the right info fast. This guide shows simple steps. The words are short. The steps are clear. Go complete the registration now.
Open the wallet or browser extension you used when you first set up your node. Look for the email that appears on the main page or dashboard. That is the email you must put in the form. If you tried many emails, check each account until you find the one that shows your node. Use the same email to avoid mistakes.
The form asks for the Solana address linked to your node account. Open your Solana wallet like Phantom or another extension. Log in if the wallet asks. Go to the dashboard or the receive section. You will see the public address. Check the first few letters and the last few letters. That helps you tell which address is which. Copy the address that matches the one used for farming your node. Then paste it into the form.
If you have many wallets, check each one. Some addresses may start the same and end different. The form needs the exact address used for the node. If you paste the wrong one, you might not get the airdrop.
The form will ask which wallet should get the airdrop tokens. You must give a Solana wallet address. Do not give an address from a centralized exchange. Exchanges often block airdrops or lose tokens. Use a wallet you control. You can use the same address you put earlier. Or paste a different Solana address if you prefer another wallet.
The form may also ask if you want to stake or lock the airdrop when it arrives. Choose your answer. If you do not want to stake right away, pick no. You can always stake later from your wallet.
The form sometimes asks for a social post link, like from Twitter. If you shared a post about farming or nodes, copy the post link and paste it. If you did not post, you can skip this step or paste any link the form allows. This is optional in many cases.
| Wallet type | Allowed for airdrop? | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | Phantom (browser/extension) | Yes | Use your Phantom account that has the node address. | | Other Solana extensions | Yes | Check the address in the dashboard or receive page. | | Software wallets (local) | Yes | Must be a Solana public address you control. | | Centralized exchanges | No | Do not use exchange addresses. They may block airdrops. |
After you submit, the form should show a success message. Save a copy of what you sent. Keep the email and addresses safe. Share this guide with friends who are farming DEPIN projects and node farming. This helps them register on time.
Go register now. Fill the form with the correct email and the right Solana wallet address. That is the best way to protect your chance for the airdrop.
Want to claim the Blockmesh / Perceptron nodes airdrop? You need to register now. The form asks for a few items. Keep your email and your Solana wallet ready. Use short, careful steps. This guide shows the easy way to fill the form.
First, type the email you used when you farmed the node. Then paste the Solana address that matches your node account. Next, pick which wallet will receive the tokens. You can use the same address or a different Phantom or Solana wallet. Do not use an exchange address.
The form may ask for a social post link. You can make a short tweet. Say something simple, like “Still farming Perceptron nodes.” Post it. Then open your profile and copy the tweet link. Paste that link into the form field. If you do not want to post, you can skip or reuse any existing post link.
If you prefer another platform, you can paste a YouTube or TikTok link too. The key is to give a public link so the form can check your activity.
Choose your region in the form. Pick the area that matches where you live. After that, press submit. Wait a few seconds. A small message should appear. It usually says “thank you” or “submission received.” If you see that message, your form went through.
If the message does not show, try again. Refresh the page and resubmit. Make sure all fields are filled correctly. Small typos in your email or wallet can block your claim.
Many people use several emails and many wallets. That can make things confusing. Here are easy checks to find the right ones. Do not guess. Check inside your browser wallet or node dashboard.
Open the account tool you used to farm the node. This could be the node dashboard or the extension page. Look for the email shown at the top of that page. That is the email you used to register. If you see it, copy it exactly. Paste it into the form field.
If you still do not find it, check your email inboxes. Search for messages that mention Blockmesh or Perceptron. That can point to the right account.
Open each Solana wallet you own. Look at the receive address. Many wallets show the first few and last few characters. Match those to the address you used in the node dashboard. For example, an address may start with “FP…” and end with “…3XQ”. Use those markers to find the right one.
In Phantom or other extensions, click Receive. Then copy the full address. Paste it into the registration form. Make sure it is not an exchange address. Exchanges are not valid for the airdrop.
| What to check | Where to look | Why it matters | | --- | --- | --- | | Email used | Node dashboard or account page | Form must match registered email | | Wallet address | Phantom or wallet Receive screen | Airdrop needs a Solana wallet address | | Post link | Your public Twitter/YouTube/TikTok post | Shows you engaged with node farming |
If you follow these steps, you should complete the airdrop registration without trouble. This helps protect your claim for the DEPIN node ecosystem and your node farming rewards.
Go register now. The form is simple. Do it today to keep your chance to receive the drop.
Did you forget which email or wallet you used for Blockmesh / Perceptron nodes? Stay calm. Open the browser or wallet extension you farmed with. Check the account page. You will see the email at the top. Copy it exactly.
If the form does not send, try refresh. Log out and log in again. Use the same browser or extension you used before. Wait a few seconds after you submit. If no message shows, try again. Small delays happen.
Always use a Solana wallet address from a noncustodial wallet. Do not use a centralized exchange address. Exchanges can block or lose airdrops. Use wallets like Phantom or other extensions.
If you ran a node or helped with DEP IN projects, you should register. These users often qualify for rewards.
If you watched or collected Blockmesh activity, register too. Past activity can count.
Make sure you have the right email. Check your Solana receiving address. Prepare a link to a tweet or post if asked. Pick your region and submit.
You need three things. One: the email you used for farming. Two: a Solana receiving address from a wallet (not an exchange). Three: a link to your tweet or post if you made one. Keep them handy.
| Wallet type | Can use for airdrop? | How to find address | | --- | --- | --- | | Phantom (extension) | Yes | Open extension -> Account -> Copy address | | Solflare (web/extension) | Yes | Open wallet -> Receive -> Copy address | | Centralized Exchange | No | Not supported for airdrops |
Paste your email and your Solana address. Add the tweet or post link if asked. Choose your region. Then submit and wait for the confirmation. Do it now to avoid missing the drop.
