There’s no such thing as a free NT token airdrop from NEXTYPE - at least not anymore. If you’ve seen ads, Telegram groups, or YouTube videos promising free NT tokens in exchange for signing up or connecting your wallet, you’re being targeted by scammers. The real NEXTYPE project, which launched in 2020 with big promises around blockchain gaming and NFTs, is effectively dead. Its website is gone. Its token trades for pennies - if at all. And no official airdrop has happened in years.
What Was NEXTYPE Supposed to Be?
NEXTYPE, or NT, was meant to be a cross-chain ecosystem that tied together blockchain gaming, NFTs, and DeFi. The core idea was simple: play games, earn NFTs, mine Bitcoin, and trade tokens - all in one place. Their flagship game, MiningTycoon, let players collect mining licenses as NFTs. These licenses weren’t just digital collectibles - they were supposed to let you mine real Bitcoin daily by staking them in the game’s pool. It sounded like a win-win: fun gameplay with real crypto rewards.
The project also built two technical protocols: the NFT Value Exchange Protocol (NVEP) and the NFT Cross-Chain Protocol (NCCP). These were supposed to solve the biggest problems in NFT trading - low liquidity and broken interoperability between blockchains. They even got audited by CERTIK, a respected security firm, which gave them a temporary boost in credibility.
They had partnerships too. SeeSea Japan and Quaras (a Fuji Media subsidiary) were on board, hinting at plans to tap into Japan’s massive IP and gaming market. They were invited to join the Blockchain Game Alliance (BGA), an industry group that included big names like Axie Infinity and The Sandbox. At one point, NEXTYPE looked like it could be the next big thing in play-to-earn.
What Went Wrong?
The project started collapsing in late 2023. By early 2024, trading volume for NT had dropped to nearly zero. Binance data showed the token had lost over 80% of its value in just 30 days. By April 2025, it hit an all-time low of $0.00003490. Today, it’s hovering around $0.00005541 - still down 85% from its peak.
But the real red flag? The official website, nextype.finance, expired in late 2024. It’s now listed on domain auction sites. No redirect. No placeholder. Just a blank page saying the domain is for sale. That’s not a technical glitch - that’s a project shutting down. No active team, no updates, no social media posts. The last official tweet was in June 2023.
Even the token’s smart contracts, once audited and supposedly secure, are now abandoned. There’s no wallet activity. No new NFTs minted. No new games launched. The promised matrix of 8-10 self-developed games? Zero. The 10+ partner games? None materialized.
Why Are People Still Talking About an NT Airdrop?
Because scammers are using the name to trick people.
With no official presence, there’s nothing to stop fraudsters from creating fake airdrop pages. They’ll ask you to connect your MetaMask wallet. They’ll say you need to pay a small gas fee to "claim" your NT tokens. They’ll send you a link to a fake website that looks just like the old NEXTYPE site. Once you sign the transaction, your crypto is gone.
These scams are common in crypto. When a project dies but still has name recognition, bad actors jump in. They know people still remember the hype. They know you might still believe there’s a chance to get rich. They count on your hope.
There is no active airdrop. There never was one after 2021. Any claim otherwise is false.
What If You Already Participated?
If you sent ETH, BNB, or any other crypto to a "NEXTYPE airdrop" site, you’ve been scammed. There’s no recovery. No customer support. No refund. The funds are gone, and the team is gone with them.
If you connected your wallet to a fake site, check your transaction history. Look for any approvals you gave to unknown contracts. Use Etherscan or BscScan to see if you approved a token spend limit. If you did, revoke it immediately. Go to revoke.cash, connect your wallet, and cancel any permissions granted to addresses you don’t recognize. This won’t get your money back, but it stops scammers from draining your wallet later.
Is NT Token Still Worth Holding?
Technically, NT still exists on some decentralized exchanges - but it’s not listed on Binance, Coinbase, or any major platform. You can’t sell it easily. Even if you could, it’s worth less than a penny. The fully diluted valuation is under $56,000. That’s less than the cost of a single high-end gaming PC.
There’s no reason to hold it. No roadmap. No team. No utility. It’s a digital ghost. The only value it has now is as a cautionary tale.
What Should You Do Instead?
Don’t chase dead projects. Don’t fall for nostalgia. Don’t believe promises of free tokens from vanished teams.
If you’re interested in blockchain gaming, look at active projects with real traffic, real teams, and live websites. Check their GitHub commits. Look at their Discord activity. See if they’re launching new features or partnering with real studios.
For NFTs, focus on projects with utility - not just art. Games that let you earn real rewards, platforms that let you use NFTs across multiple apps, ecosystems that have real revenue streams.
And always remember: if it sounds too good to be true, it is. No legitimate project will ask you to pay to receive free tokens. No real airdrop requires you to send crypto first.
Final Warning
NEXTYPE is not coming back. The airdrop never existed in any current form. The website is gone. The team is silent. The token is worthless. Anyone telling you otherwise is trying to take your money.
Protect your wallet. Check every link. Never send crypto to an unknown address - even if it says "NEXTYPE" on the screen. And if you’re unsure, wait. Do more research. Ask in trusted crypto communities. Better to miss out than lose everything.
