# Concrete launches 200 CT airdrop on Binance Alpha

<https://kriptometa.com/en/binance-alpha-concrete-ct-airdrop-points-threshold>

Author: KriptoMeta Editorial Team
Language: English

Published: 2026-09-30T21:07:46+03:00

Updated: 2026-09-30T21:07:46+03:00

![A 3D token-distribution illustration showing CT tokens moving from a Binance-marked hub toward separate recipients](https://kriptometa.com/uploads/concrete-airdrop-u-basladi-binance-alpha-da-ct-6e2aeed3f8f5_article.webp)

## Key takeaways

- Concrete’s September 30 airdrop offers 200 CT to each eligible participant.
- The opening threshold was 223 Alpha Points and can fall by five points every five minutes while rewards remain.
- A claim consumes 15 Alpha Points and must be confirmed on the Alpha Events page within 24 hours.

Concrete’s CT token has arrived on Binance Alpha with an airdrop whose eligibility threshold can change. Remaining rewards and a 24-hour confirmation window also determine access. Holding CT does not grant a share of protocol profits.

Concrete’s CT token arrived on Binance Alpha on September 30 with an [airdrop](https://kriptometa.com/en/news/airdrop) offering 200 CT to each eligible participant. Binance Wallet set the trading debut for 08:00 UTC. Rewards are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, and the opening requirement of 223 Alpha Points is designed to change if the pool remains unclaimed.

While rewards remain available, the threshold falls by five points every five minutes. The 223-point figure should therefore not be read as a fixed requirement throughout the day. Binance’s Alpha Events page is the reference for the current threshold and remaining availability.

## 223 points was the opening threshold, not a fixed daily requirement

The eligibility threshold and the points spent on a claim are separate figures. Qualifying for 200 CT does not mean spending all 223 points. Binance Wallet’s announcement says:

> “claiming the airdrop will consume 15 Binance Alpha Points.”

Binance Wallet’s September 30 announcement

Users must also confirm their claim through Alpha Events within 24 hours. Those who do not confirm within that window are deemed to have given up their claim, according to the announcement. Meeting the points requirement alone does not reserve an allocation: the remaining pool and the confirmation step also matter.

**200 CT is the stated token amount.** The announcement does not assign it a fixed dollar value or promise enough allocations for everyone. The opening threshold, claim cost and confirmation window are separate conditions.



[Binance Wallet’s official X post setting out the Concrete airdrop terms](https://x.com/BinanceWallet/status/2105160951674941774)

## CT is Concrete’s governance token

The airdrop accompanies Concrete’s token generation event on the same day. [The Concrete Foundation’s launch statement](https://concretefoundation.xyz/blog/ct-tge) describes CT as the governance and configuration token for an ecosystem that connects assets, vaults and investment strategies on-chain.

Eligible holders can lock CT to take part in defined decisions such as supported strategies, collateral classifications and fee frameworks. Staking CT may also provide adjustments to certain protocol fees charged on a user’s own interactions with supported modules. Those functions remain subject to technical parameters and applicable protocol rules.

Holding a [governance token](https://kriptometa.com/en/glossary/governance-token) is not equivalent to owning company shares. [The Foundation’s CT information page](https://concretefoundation.xyz/) explicitly states that CT does not confer ownership, dividend or profit-sharing rights over the protocol. Receiving it through an airdrop does not change that distinction.

## Total supply is not the airdrop pool

Concrete has set a fixed supply of one billion CT with no inflation mechanism. Its allocation assigns 35% to the ecosystem, 15% to the Foundation, 22% to the team and 28% to investors. The ecosystem allocation covers several purposes, including community distribution, participation, liquidity and growth.

Treating the entire 35% as the Binance Alpha airdrop pool would therefore be incorrect. [Separating supply from distribution when reviewing tokenomics](https://kriptometa.com/en/how-to-analyze-tokenomics) is useful here: Binance’s announcement specifies 200 CT per eligible participant but does not disclose the total campaign pool. Its overall dollar value cannot be calculated from that statement either.
