No market hours. No weekends. No handoffs.
Majors, emerging and long-tail networks together.
Settlement addresses are yours, always.
Every evaluation, decision and settlement recorded.
Built for the desks that answer for the number
Onchain networks now distribute value continuously, to participants who meet standards that change without notice. The opportunity is real and recurring. What makes it hard has nothing to do with insight — and everything to do with endurance.
Desks respond by hiring attention: analysts watching feeds, operators awake at odd hours, spreadsheets reconciled after the fact. It works until it doesn't scale, and it never scales. AutoAirdrops replaces that posture with infrastructure — a system that is simply always there, holds a consistent standard, and leaves a record you can defend.
Distribution events open and close on their own schedule — frequently at the worst possible hour for whoever is responsible for catching them. Presence, not cleverness, is the binding constraint.
No desk wins by picking the single right event. Results come from being credibly present across the entire surface, every day, with the same standard applied to each candidate.
Most value is lost to acting on what should have been declined. A policy that refuses consistently is worth more than a strategy that chases aggressively.
What the system owes you, stated plainly — and without a word about how it is accomplished.
Continuous, whole-surface awareness.
Nothing of consequence reaches the market without entering your field of view. Coverage runs without pause across every network in your mandate, so the question stops being whether you heard about it in time.
A standard that holds under pressure.
Each candidate is held against your policy before anything is committed: economics, exposure, risk posture, and fit with the rest of the book. What clears proceeds. What does not is declined — and the reason is recorded.
Proceeds arrive where you decide.
Value that is captured settles into addresses you designate and control. There is no intermediate pool, no house account, no discretionary step between the outcome and your balance sheet.
Eight commitments the platform makes to the desk that runs it.
One standard, applied the same way at 3am on a holiday as at the open on a Monday. No rota, no escalation tree, no gap between the person who left and the person who arrived.
Every evaluation, decision, decline and settlement is written down as it happens — timestamped, attributable and exportable. Reconciliation becomes a download instead of a quarter-end project.
Authority stays with the operator. Proceeds settle to addresses you nominate and can change at will.
Mandates run side by side in isolated lanes that never contend with one another for the same opportunity.
Pipeline, exposure, settled proceeds and open exceptions in a single operator view — no stitching required.
Exposure is tested against your posture before anything is committed, not explained after the fact.
Majors, emerging networks and the long tail are treated as one surface under one policy.
Expanding the mandate is a policy change. It does not require another analyst or another rota.
Operators get one surface: what is covered, what qualified, what settled, and what needs them. Everything else is handled, and everything handled is written down.
Coverage, pipeline, exposure and settled proceeds resolved into a single operator view.
Anything that needs a human decision is raised with context attached — nothing waits silently.
Tighten or widen the mandate directly, and see the effect on the pipeline immediately.
Any view the operator can see, finance and audit can take with them in a format they already use.
Desks lose to the events they never looked at. Coverage is defined by your mandate — and then held completely.
The venues where the largest distributions concentrate and liquidity is deepest.
Newer venues where participation standards are still forming and timing matters most.
Programs run by applications and ecosystems on top of the networks themselves.
The dispersed opportunities no desk can staff for, treated with the same standard as the rest.
New venues are added as policy, not as a project.
Candidates are assessed as they appear, not on a cycle.
Parallel mandates never compete with each other.
Follows your jurisdictional constraints, not ours.
Handing work to a system should never mean handing over control of the assets, the limits, or the record.
We do not hold your assets. Settlement addresses are nominated by you and can be rotated by you. There is no arrangement under which your balance passes through us.
Scope, limits and posture are yours to set and yours to revoke. The system operates inside the mandate you grant and stops where you stop it.
Every action and every decline is recorded as it happens, attributable and exportable. When finance, audit or a regulator asks, the answer is a file.
Limits are applied before exposure is taken. A candidate that breaches your posture is declined — there is no override path that quietly widens it.
Access is scoped by role, reviewed continuously, and separated between the people who operate and the people who administer.
The platform respects the constraints of where you operate. Where a program is unavailable to you, it is not pursued on your behalf.
Attributed by role at the request of the desks involved.
We stopped staffing for vigilance. That was the entire point — the work that used to need a person awake now simply happens, and the record is better than the one we kept by hand.
What convinced our committee was not the upside. It was that every decline is written down with a reason. We can finally answer the question we could never answer before.
Our keys never moved. That was non-negotiable, and it was settled in the first conversation rather than argued for six weeks.
No. Settlement addresses are nominated and controlled by you, and can be changed by you at any time. There is no arrangement under which proceeds pass through an account we control.
You set the mandate and the posture; the platform holds the coverage. Day to day, operators review what qualified, what settled, and the small number of exceptions raised for a human decision.
Deliberately little. We describe what the platform commits to and the evidence it produces. The methods behind it are the reason it works, and they stay with us.
Yes. Scope is yours to define — by network, by program type, by exposure limit, by jurisdiction. Anything outside the mandate is not pursued on your behalf.
Every evaluation, decision, decline and settlement, timestamped and attributable, exportable in formats finance and audit already use. Declines are recorded as deliberately as actions.
Access is granted by mandate. Request an operator seat and we will confirm scope, controls and settlement arrangements before anything is enabled.