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Airdrop and testnet research notes. Each one carries an evidence label and says what we checked, what we could not, and where it came from. Not financial advice.

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  1. Asentum incentivized testnet: XP for activity, no token amount promised. Research noteNEWREPORTED Asentum incentivized testnet: what is asked of you XP for activity and social tasks. No token amount is promised. What to do, and what never to hand over.
  2. claimtest.xyz and the $test token: a 2016 contract exists, the rest is unverified. Research noteNEWREPORTED What is claimtest.xyz ($test), the "oldest Ethereum testcoin"? claimtest.xyz presents $test, a token deployed on Ethereum in 2016. We confirmed the original contract exists. What we checked and what to be careful about.
  3. DogeOS logo and the title: DogeOS testnet, free, no token yet, on a dark gold-lit card. Research noteCONFIRMED DogeOS testnet: free to try, no token announced DogeOS opened a public testnet on 30 Sep 2026 that adds smart contracts to Dogecoin. Free to try, about 20 minutes. No token or airdrop announced. A quest campaign exists and rewards are not guaranteed.
  4. September 2026 crypto losses: $766M, with a timeline from the Liquid Network exploit on 6 September to PeckShield on 1 October. Research noteREPORTED Crypto losses in September 2026: about $766M, the worst month this year Security firms counted about $766M lost to hacks and phishing in September 2026, the worst month of the year. Two incidents made up most of it. The numbers, the cases, the lessons.
  5. Bitget hack, 24 September 2026: $387.5M taken, with a dated timeline and the Bitget logo. Research noteREPORTED Where stolen crypto goes: the $388M Bitget hack, step by step Attackers forged withdrawals inside Bitget and took about $387.5M on 24 Sep 2026. Stablecoins were swapped in 41 minutes, the rest went toward bitcoin, and about $1.1M was frozen. What is known, what is not, as of 15 Oct 2026.

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