SOLO Airdrop Details: How to Qualify for Sologenic Token Distributions in 2025
20 September 2025

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Back in 2021, if you held XRP in your personal wallet, you got a free gift: 40 SOLO tokens. At the time, that was worth about $10. Today, those same tokens are worth less than $12 total - but the real story isn’t about the price. It’s about how Sologenic built a community by rewarding people who actually used the network, not just traded tokens on exchanges.

What Is Sologenic (SOLO)?

Sologenic is a tokenization platform built on the XRP Ledger that lets institutions like banks and brokerages turn real-world assets - stocks, bonds, commodities - into blockchain-based tokens. Also known as Sologenic Platform, it launched in 2019 and has since become one of the most active ecosystems on the XRP Ledger, offering tools like the SOLONEX brokerage system and Sologenic DEX, the largest decentralized exchange on that network.

Unlike most crypto projects that rely on hype, Sologenic targets serious financial players. Its users aren’t just retail traders - they’re asset managers, private banks, and institutional investors who need fast, compliant ways to trade fractional ownership of traditional assets. The SOLO token powers this ecosystem: it’s used for fees, governance, and access to premium features.

How the Original SOLO Airdrop Worked

The first big airdrop happened in December 2021. The rules were simple: if you held XRP in your own wallet - not on an exchange - at exactly 8:00 PM UTC on December 24, 2021, you qualified for 40 SOLO tokens.

But here’s the catch: most exchanges didn’t support it. Zondacrypto, one of the biggest crypto platforms in Europe and Asia, told users outright: "We won’t distribute SOLO tokens. Withdraw your XRP to your personal wallet if you want to claim it." That meant thousands of people had to move their XRP off exchanges, pay network fees, and make sure their wallets were compatible. If you didn’t, you missed out.

The tokens arrived on January 20, 2022. Not instantly. Not even close. That delay became a pattern. People learned: if you’re waiting for a Sologenic airdrop, prepare for a wait.

The Coreum (CORE) Airdrop: The Big One in 2025

In September 2025, Sologenic launched its biggest reward program yet - a partnership with Coreum, a new blockchain focused on financial-grade smart contracts. This wasn’t open to everyone. It was only for people who already held SOLO tokens.

Here’s how it worked:

  • Snapshot periods ran from September 18 to September 26, 2025, between 12:00 and 16:00 UTC each day.
  • If you held SOLO in your wallet during any of those windows, you were eligible.
  • 100 million CORE tokens were split among qualified holders.
  • You didn’t get the tokens right away. They arrived 6 to 8 weeks later - randomly distributed to prevent market manipulation.

But there was another step: you had to set up a trustline on the XRP Ledger. That’s a technical requirement most new users don’t know about. A trustline is like giving permission to your wallet to accept a new token. Without it, even if you qualified, you’d get nothing. Sologenic released step-by-step guides in January 2022 - but many people still missed it because they didn’t check.

Children setting up glowing trustlines on a token-shaped tree under a starry sky.

Why You Need a Wallet, Not an Exchange

Every major Sologenic airdrop has one rule in common: your tokens must be in your own wallet.

Exchanges like Binance, Kraken, or Zondacrypto control the private keys. That means they own your XRP or SOLO. If they don’t decide to support an airdrop - and most don’t - you’re out of luck. You can’t claim tokens you don’t control.

That’s why Sologenic’s ecosystem pushes users toward their own SOLO Wallet app (iOS and Android) or compatible wallets like XUMM. These wallets give you full control. You hold the keys. You get the rewards.

Pro tip: If you’re holding XRP or SOLO for future airdrops, never leave them on an exchange unless you’re sure they support it. Always check the official Sologenic blog or their XRP Ledger address announcements before any snapshot date.

How to Prepare for the Next Airdrop

There won’t be another SOLO airdrop like the one in 2021. The community is already formed. But future rewards? They’ll likely follow the Coreum model: targeted, loyalty-based, and tied to platform usage.

Here’s what you should do now:

  1. Make sure you’re holding SOLO in a non-custodial wallet (SOLO Wallet or XUMM).
  2. Set up a trustline for any new tokens Sologenic partners with - especially if they’re on the XRP Ledger.
  3. Follow the official Sologenic Twitter and Discord. Airdrop announcements go there first.
  4. Keep your wallet software updated. Outdated apps can miss snapshot signals.
  5. Don’t chase price. The value isn’t in the token drop - it’s in being part of a growing institutional tokenization network.

People who joined early and stayed active are now getting access to new features: fractional ownership of real estate tokens, automated dividend distributions, and even blockchain-based inheritance tools. That’s the real payoff.

Child opening a door to a city where robots trade tokenized real estate and carbon credits.

Market Value and Tokenomics

As of October 31, 2025, SOLO trades at $0.2849. That’s up from $0.10 during the first airdrop, but far below the $0.25-$0.35 range it hit in late 2023. The Coreum tokens? Their value is still unknown - they haven’t listed on major exchanges yet.

But here’s what matters: Sologenic isn’t trying to make a quick buck. It’s building infrastructure for banks to tokenize $5 trillion in global assets by 2030. If they succeed, SOLO becomes the fuel for that system. The airdrops? They’re not giveaways - they’re strategic onboarding tools.

What’s Next for Sologenic?

The Coreum partnership is just the beginning. Sologenic is now working with asset managers to tokenize private equity, commodities, and even carbon credits. Future airdrops could target:

  • Investors who use Sologenic DEX for trading tokenized assets
  • Users who lock SOLO in staking pools for governance rights
  • Participants in blockchain inheritance pilots

Regulatory compliance is now baked into every airdrop. That’s why trustlines and wallet controls are non-negotiable. The platform is designed to meet global financial standards - not just crypto hype.

FAQ

Can I still claim the 2021 SOLO airdrop?

No. The snapshot for the 2021 SOLO airdrop happened on December 24, 2021, and tokens were distributed by February 2022. If you didn’t claim them by then, the opportunity is closed. Future airdrops will have new eligibility rules.

Do I need to hold XRP to get SOLO airdrops?

Only for the 2021 airdrop. Since then, eligibility has shifted to SOLO token holders. The Coreum airdrop in 2025 required SOLO, not XRP. Always check the official announcement - requirements change with each program.

Why did I not receive my Coreum (CORE) tokens even though I held SOLO?

The most common reason is that you didn’t set up a trustline with the Coreum gateway on the XRP Ledger. Even if you held SOLO during the snapshot, you must allow your wallet to receive CORE tokens. Instructions were released in January 2022 - if you skipped them, you missed the setup step. Contact Sologenic support with your wallet address to check eligibility.

Are SOLO airdrops taxable?

Yes. In most countries, including New Zealand, Australia, and the U.S., airdropped tokens are considered taxable income at their fair market value when you receive them. For the 2021 SOLO airdrop, that was $10 per person. For CORE, it’s the value on the day the tokens hit your wallet - not the snapshot date. Keep records and consult a crypto-savvy accountant.

What wallets work with Sologenic airdrops?

The only wallets guaranteed to work are those that support the XRP Ledger and allow trustline setup: SOLO Wallet (iOS/Android), XUMM, and Ledger Nano X with XRP Ledger app. Avoid exchange wallets unless they explicitly state they support the airdrop. Trustlines are mandatory for new tokens - make sure your wallet supports them.

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