ZUKI Moba NFT Silver Chest Airdrop: How to Claim and What You Need to Know

There’s no official confirmation of a "Silver Chest" airdrop in the Zukiverse ecosystem - not in their official announcements, not in their Discord, and not on CoinMarketCap’s active campaigns. But if you’ve heard about it, you’re not alone. Many players are talking about it. Why? Because Zukiverse has run multiple airdrops before, and they’ve used chest-themed rewards before. The Silver Chest might be a rumor, a community nickname, or an unreleased tier - but here’s what you can actually do right now to get ZUKI tokens and NFTs from Zukiverse.

What Is Zukiverse and Zuki Moba?

Zukiverse is a blockchain-based metaverse project built around Zuki Moba, a casual snow-shooting game with chibi-style characters. Think of it like a simplified, fun version of a multiplayer shooter - but instead of just playing, you earn. You fight bosses, team up with others, craft weapons, and unlock NFTs that you can use inside the game or trade outside it. The whole thing runs on a Play-to-Earn model, meaning your time and skill translate into real crypto rewards.

The project isn’t some small indie effort. It’s backed by major crypto VCs like YGG (Yield Guild Games), Bixin Ventures, and Axia 8 Venture. That means real money, real infrastructure, and real plans for growth. The ZUKI token - the main currency of the ecosystem - has a max supply of 100 million, with about 36.8 million already in circulation. The contract address is 0x2F12...8Cbb51, and you can verify it on Etherscan or other blockchain explorers.

What Airdrops Has Zukiverse Actually Done?

Zukiverse has run at least two major airdrops so far - and both are still relevant if you’re trying to get involved.

The first was a token airdrop worth 1,000,000 ZUKI (around $30,000 at the time), distributed to 10,000 winners. That’s 100 ZUKI per person - roughly $3 each, depending on price. It wasn’t huge, but it was targeted. Not a mass giveaway. Not a spammy campaign. Just enough to reward early followers.

The second was an NFT airdrop of 10,000 unique NFTs - one per winner. These weren’t just art. They were functional in-game items: character skins, weapon skins, or even small Metaverse structures you could place in your virtual space. Each NFT had a rarity tier - common, rare, epic, and legendary. Some players call these "chests" because they’re locked until claimed, and opening them reveals what you got. The Silver Chest might be a community term for a rare-tier NFT reward.

There’s no public record of a "Silver Chest" as a branded tier. But if you’ve seen screenshots of a chest labeled "Silver," it’s likely just a visual representation of a rare NFT reward - not a separate campaign.

How to Qualify for Zukiverse Airdrops

You don’t need to buy anything. You don’t need to stake tokens. But you do need to follow the steps - and do them correctly.

Here’s what worked for the last major airdrop on CoinMarketCap:

1. Add Zuki Moba (ZUKI) to your CoinMarketCap Watchlist.
2. Follow the official Zuki Moba Twitter account (@ZukiMoba).
3. Retweet the pinned airdrop post and tag three other users in your reply.
4. Complete all tasks on the CoinMarketCap airdrop page - no skipping.
5. Connect your wallet (MetaMask, Trust Wallet, etc.) to the platform.
6. Wait for whitelist confirmation. If you’re on it, you’ll get a notification.

That’s it. No KYC. No deposit. No fees. But if you miss one step - like not tagging three people - you’re out. The system checks everything automatically.

How to Claim Your Reward

Once you’re whitelisted, claiming is simple - but timing matters.

You’ll get an email or in-app alert when the claiming window opens. Usually, it’s a 7-day window. If you miss it, you lose the reward. No exceptions.

Here’s what to do:

1. Go to the CoinMarketCap airdrop page for Zuki Moba.
2. Click "Claim Now" - it only appears if you’re eligible.
3. Connect your wallet. Make sure it’s the same one you used to complete tasks.
4. Confirm the transaction on your wallet. Gas fees are usually low on Polygon or BSC.
5. Wait 24-72 hours. Tokens and NFTs show up in your wallet automatically.

If you don’t see your reward after 3 days, check your wallet’s token list. Sometimes NFTs are hidden by default. Toggle "Show Hidden Assets" in MetaMask or Trust Wallet.

What’s the Point of These Airdrops?

Zukiverse isn’t giving away free crypto just to be nice. They’re building a community.

Each airdrop targets people who already care about crypto games. By requiring Twitter follows and retweets, they spread awareness organically. By using CoinMarketCap, they tap into a user base already familiar with tokens and wallets. And by giving out functional NFTs, not just JPEGs, they make sure the rewards have real use - which keeps players engaged longer.

Compare that to other projects that give away 10 million tokens to 1 million people. Everyone gets 10 cents’ worth. No one cares. Zukiverse gives 100 tokens to 10,000 people. That’s $3 each - enough to buy a rare skin or two. Enough to make someone stick around.

What About the Silver Chest? Is It Real?

It’s not listed anywhere official. But here’s what’s likely happening:

Some players got NFTs labeled as "Silver Chest" in their wallets after claiming. These were probably rare-tier NFTs with a silver-colored chest icon as a visual indicator. It’s not a separate airdrop. It’s just how Zukiverse visually distinguishes rarity levels - similar to how games like Axie Infinity label items as Common, Rare, Epic.

If you hear someone say, "I got the Silver Chest," they’re probably just excited about getting a rare NFT. Don’t waste time searching for a "Silver Chest Airdrop" page. Focus on the real ones: the token airdrop and the NFT airdrop on CoinMarketCap.

Should You Still Try?

Yes - but only if you’re willing to do the work.

There’s no guarantee Zukiverse will run another airdrop tomorrow. But they’ve done it twice. They’ve got funding. They’ve got a working game. They’re not going away. If you’re already on Twitter, have a wallet, and check CoinMarketCap once a week - you can be ready when the next one drops.

Set up a reminder. Follow @ZukiMoba. Add ZUKI to your Watchlist. Check CoinMarketCap’s airdrop section every Monday. That’s it. You don’t need to be a crypto expert. You just need to be consistent.

What Happens After You Claim?

Once you get your ZUKI tokens or NFTs, you have options:

• Use them in Zuki Moba to unlock better gear or skins.
• Hold them and wait for the price to rise - ZUKI is listed on Gate.io and MEXC.
• Sell them on decentralized exchanges like Uniswap or PancakeSwap.
• Trade your NFTs on OpenSea or Magic Eden if they’re on Ethereum or Solana.

Don’t panic-sell if the price dips. The game is still in development. The more players join, the more demand there’ll be for in-game assets. That’s how Play-to-Earn works - value grows with usage.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

People lose out on these airdrops for the same reasons every time:

• Using the wrong wallet - you must use the same one you connected during task completion.
• Forgetting to tag three people on Twitter - the system checks this automatically.
• Missing the claiming window - once it closes, you can’t get it back.
• Not checking hidden NFTs in your wallet - your Silver Chest might be there, just not visible.
• Believing in fake airdrop sites - only use CoinMarketCap or the official Zukiverse website.

If a site asks for your seed phrase - close it. That’s a scam. Zukiverse will never ask for it.

What’s Next for Zukiverse?

The team is working on expanding the Metaverse - adding new maps, AI-driven NPCs, and cross-game NFT compatibility. They’ve hinted at a mobile app release in early 2026. If they pull that off, the player base could explode. And with more players comes more demand for ZUKI tokens and in-game NFTs.

If you’re thinking about getting involved, now is the time to build your habits - not wait for the next big drop. Set up your wallet. Follow the right accounts. Check CoinMarketCap weekly. When the next airdrop comes, you’ll be ready - and you won’t miss it again.