LIQ Liquidus Campaign Airdrop by Liquidus (old): What Actually Happened and Who Got Paid
Feb, 16 2025
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Important Information
Important Facts:
- There was no official airdrop from Liquidus (old) - all tokens were purchased during the hype.
- The new Liquidus Foundation is a completely separate project with a new contract.
- The old LIQ tokens have no utility and cannot be used in the new project.
- Any website claiming to help you claim an airdrop is a scam.
The Liquidus (old) airdrop never really happened - at least not the way people remember it. If you’re searching for details about a big, free LIQ token drop from the original Liquidus project, you’re chasing ghosts. There’s no official record. No snapshot dates. No claiming portal. No community announcement. Just rumors, confused wallet addresses, and a token that lost 99.8% of its value.
Back in 2021, Liquidus (old) was a name people whispered about. It hit an all-time high of $4.80 on November 10, 2021. That’s not a typo. Four dollars and eighty cents for a token nobody had heard of a year earlier. People bought in. Some sold. Others held, hoping it would be the next big thing. Then came the crash. By March 2025, it was down to $0.004958. A 99% drop. And that’s when things got messy.
What happened after the crash? The team behind Liquidus (old) vanished. No Twitter updates. No Discord replies. No GitHub commits. But then, quietly, a new version appeared: Liquidus Foundation. Same ticker - LIQ. Same name. Almost the same logo. But a completely different contract, different team, and a new roadmap. This new version launched with a total supply of 6.31 million LIQ, a market cap under $250K, and a mobile app you can download right now on iOS and Android. It’s not a rebrand. It’s a restart.
So where does the airdrop fit in?
There was no official airdrop from Liquidus (old). Not one. Not even a small one. If you see someone claiming they got LIQ tokens from a Liquidus (old) airdrop, they’re either mistaken or lying. The old token had 67.26 million total supply. Only 6.55 million were circulating. And the holders? Around 4,680 wallets. Most of them bought during the hype. A few held through the crash. But no one from the team ever said, “Here’s free LIQ for early supporters.” No airdrop campaign was announced. No snapshot was taken. No smart contract was deployed to distribute tokens to past holders.
Some people think the new Liquidus Foundation airdropped LIQ to old token holders. That’s not true either. The Liquidus Foundation never claimed to reward old LIQ holders. They didn’t do a token swap. They didn’t do a bridge. They didn’t even acknowledge the old token in their whitepaper or website. The new LIQ token was launched as a clean slate. The old holders? They were left with a token worth pennies and no path forward.
Why does this matter?
Because people still check their wallets. They see 1,200 LIQ tokens sitting there from 2021 and think, “I must’ve gotten this from an airdrop.” But those tokens weren’t given. They were bought. And now they’re worth less than $10. Meanwhile, the new Liquidus Foundation LIQ trades at $0.06225 - over seven times more than the old version. But you can’t claim it. You can’t swap it. You can’t move it. The two tokens exist on different blockchains with no connection.
There’s one more twist. Some websites still list “Liquidus (old)” as if it’s active. They show trading pairs on decentralized exchanges. They list holders. They show volume. But the volume? $194 in 24 hours. That’s not liquidity. That’s someone selling their last 10,000 tokens for pocket change. The new Liquidus Foundation has 1,030 holders. The old one has 4,680. That’s not growth. That’s a graveyard of wallets holding dead assets.
So what should you do if you own Liquidus (old) LIQ?
- Don’t spend time trying to claim a nonexistent airdrop.
- Don’t trust any website promising to “convert” your old LIQ to new LIQ - it’s a scam.
- Don’t hold out hope for a revival. The project is dead. The team is gone.
- If you still want exposure to Liquidus, download the official Liquidus Foundation app. Buy new LIQ on a trusted exchange like Gate.io or KuCoin. But know this: you’re buying a new project, not reclaiming old value.
There’s one last thing to understand: the old Liquidus token didn’t fail because of bad tech. It failed because of bad communication. No roadmap. No transparency. No community engagement. When the price dropped, there was no message. No explanation. No plan. And that’s what kills crypto projects - not the market, not the code. It’s silence.
The new Liquidus Foundation is trying to do things differently. They’ve built a mobile app that lets you deposit crypto and earn yield with one tap. No staking keys. No complex wallets. Just a simple interface. They use LIQ as a utility token - unlock features, get discounts, access exclusive tools. It’s not revolutionary. But it’s real. And it’s live.
But here’s the hard truth: if you held Liquidus (old), you didn’t lose an airdrop. You lost a gamble. And there’s no refund.
Why the confusion exists
The confusion around the Liquidus airdrop comes from three places.
First, the name. Both tokens are called LIQ. Same ticker. Same branding. Same color scheme. It’s not a coincidence - it’s intentional. The new team didn’t rename the project because they knew people would still search for “Liquidus.” So they took the name, the logo, and the memory of a past high. They didn’t lie. But they didn’t clarify either.
Second, trading platforms. Exchanges like Gate.io still list both LIQ tokens. They don’t label them as “old” or “new.” You’ll see two separate listings with the same name. One has $646 in daily volume. The other has $194. Most users don’t know which is which. They buy the one with the higher price, thinking it’s the “real” one. But the higher price isn’t the new one - it’s the old one, still floating in the dark.
Third, community forums. Reddit threads, Telegram groups, and Twitter posts still talk about “the Liquidus airdrop.” People say, “I got LIQ in 2021, and now I’m waiting for the new airdrop.” But no one links to an official source. No one shows a snapshot. No one has a transaction hash from the old contract. It’s all hearsay. And the longer it goes on, the more it becomes fact.
What you can still do with Liquidus (old)
Nothing, really. You can’t send it to the new app. You can’t trade it for anything useful. You can’t use it to unlock features. You can’t stake it. You can’t burn it for rewards. The old LIQ token has no utility. It’s just a number in a wallet.
Some people try to sell it on decentralized exchanges like Uniswap or PancakeSwap. But there’s no buyers. The order books are empty. The price moves once a week, if that. If you’re desperate, you can try to sell 10,000 LIQ for $80. But you’ll pay $20 in gas fees. You’ll lose money.
The only real option is to accept the loss and move on.
What’s alive now: Liquidus Foundation
If you still believe in the idea behind Liquidus - making crypto simple for everyday users - then the new project is your only option.
Liquidus Foundation is building a mobile app that lets you deposit stablecoins like USDC or DAI and earn yield automatically. No need to understand staking, liquidity pools, or APR calculations. You just open the app, deposit, and watch your balance grow. The app works on both iOS and Android. It’s built on Ethereum and Polygon. It’s audited. It’s live.
The LIQ token here is used to unlock premium features: higher yield tiers, early access to new products, and reduced fees. You can buy it on Gate.io, KuCoin, or MEXC. You can’t earn it through an airdrop. You can’t claim it from an old wallet. You have to buy it. But it’s real. And it’s being used.
There’s no magic here. No free money. No hidden airdrop. Just a team trying to build something useful.
How to avoid this again
This isn’t the first time a crypto project died and a new one stole its name. It won’t be the last.
Here’s how to protect yourself:
- Always check the contract address. Never trust a token by name alone.
- Look for official announcements on the project’s website or verified social accounts.
- If a project goes quiet for more than 3 months, assume it’s dead.
- Don’t assume new tokens reward old holders. That’s rare.
- Use tools like Etherscan or BscScan to verify token contracts before buying.
The Liquidus (old) story isn’t about a missing airdrop. It’s about how easily people confuse nostalgia with opportunity. The old token is gone. The new one is real. But they’re not the same. And you can’t get back what you lost - because it was never given to you in the first place.
Was there an official Liquidus (old) airdrop?
No. There was never an official airdrop by Liquidus (old). No announcement, no snapshot, no claiming process. The token was distributed through early sales and trading. Anyone claiming otherwise is spreading misinformation.
Can I claim LIQ tokens from the old Liquidus project now?
No. The old Liquidus project has been inactive since 2022. The team disappeared. There is no smart contract, portal, or process to claim any tokens. Any website or service offering to help you claim old LIQ is a scam.
Is the new Liquidus Foundation connected to the old one?
No. The new Liquidus Foundation is a completely separate team with a new contract, new token supply, and new roadmap. They did not airdrop tokens to old holders, did not swap old tokens, and did not acknowledge the old project. The shared name and ticker are coincidental, not official.
Should I still hold my Liquidus (old) LIQ tokens?
Only if you’re okay with holding a token worth less than $0.01 each with no utility, no community, and no future. The old LIQ has no use case. It can’t be staked, spent, or exchanged. Selling it may cost more in gas fees than you’ll recover. The best move is to cut your losses and move on.
How do I get the new Liquidus Foundation LIQ token?
Buy it on exchanges like Gate.io, KuCoin, or MEXC. The new LIQ token has a contract address different from the old one. Download the official Liquidus mobile app from the App Store or Google Play to use it for discounts and premium features. There is no airdrop - you must purchase it.
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