A new airdrop project worth watching has popped up in the crypto space recently—Aragon. It blends gaming, AI technology, and blockchain mining, allowing everyday users to earn tokens simply by playing games. If you missed previous popular airdrops, this is one chance you don’t want to miss.
Aragon is not one of those crude “sign up and get free coins” projects. What makes it stand out:
Gamified earning mechanism — You don’t need any technical background. As long as you can play simple drag-and-drop style games, you can earn DICE game coins, then use a spin wheel to convert them into EGON tokens. This turns earning into something fun instead of mind-numbing repetitive tasks.
AI + blockchain — The project integrates AI elements. While the concrete use cases are still evolving, this direction fits the current Web3 trend. More importantly, Aragon is built on Aptos, a high-performance Layer 1 blockchain, which makes its underlying tech relatively solid.
Multiple income streams — Daily check-ins, gaming, and staking/mining can all run in parallel. If you’re willing to put in some time and a bit of capital, the potential returns are quite attractive.
Aragon is especially suitable for three types of people:
That said, every airdrop project carries uncertainty. How much the token will be worth in the future depends on project execution and market conditions. Don’t put in more money than you can afford to lose.
The signup process is very simple. After clicking the project link, you’ll see the login page:
Log in with your Google account or Apple ID (Google is recommended for better compatibility). Once you log in, a wallet is created automatically—no need to manually handle complex private key settings.
If you’re using a mobile browser, remember to switch to “Desktop site” mode in the browser menu. The interface will be more complete and easier to use.
The first thing you should do after logging in is tap the Daily Check-In button on the homepage. It looks trivial, but it adds up over time:
I personally check in every morning while brushing my teeth. After two weeks, my EGON balance has been steadily growing.
Click the Game Store in the top-left menu. You’ll see several mini-games. Each game has its own prize pool. For example, one drag-and-drop game might have a pool of 28,200 DICE + 7,500 EGON.
Playing a game costs 0.05 PON, which is why daily check-ins are so crucial—they provide your “game tickets.” When choosing games, pay attention to:
Take a drag-style game as an example. The gameplay is very simple:
Press and drag left or right on the screen to control your character and avoid obstacles. The longer you survive, the higher your score and the better your ranking, which determines how many DICE you get.
A small tip: don’t aim for extremely high scores right away. First get used to the rhythm and consistently hit mid-range scores. Since DICE is distributed based on ranking, getting into the top 50% already yields decent rewards.
After a game ends, your DICE earnings will appear in your record, but they’re not usable instantly. You’ll need to wait about 3–5 minutes for settlement.
Once your DICE arrives, click your avatar in the top-right corner to enter Activities, then find the “Use DICE” button.
Each use of DICE gives you one spin of the wheel. Rewards are random, but you almost always get EGON. From my tests, I usually get about 10–15 EGON per spin, and once I even hit 50 EGON.
The wheel isn’t purely luck-based. It’s rumored to be influenced by your account activity: the more you play and check in, the better your odds might be (though the team hasn’t officially confirmed this).
Besides gaming, Aragon also offers staking/mining. Click the copy button next to your wallet address, then go to any exchange that supports the Aptos chain (e.g., Binance) and deposit ATP tokens to that address.
How much should you deposit?
A minimum of about $10 worth of ATP is recommended. Too little and you won’t be able to start mining; too much is risky for beginners. I personally deposited $20 and the mining speed feels reasonable.
Once your deposit arrives, go back to the Aragon platform, open the EGON Token page, and hit the mining button to start. You’ll see your EGON balance increase over time—very visual and intuitive, similar to watching account stats in the MasLogin Help Center.
You can claim mining rewards once every 24 hours. Click Claim Reward and the tokens will move into your available balance.
A small trick: if you plan to stick with the project long term, you can restake your claimed EGON to compound your returns. If you’re just here to farm and exit, then periodically withdraw EGON to an exchange and sell to lock in profit.
Each account has limits on daily check-ins and game plays. If you’re serious about Aragon, running 3–5 accounts is smarter. But that raises several problems:
That’s where MasLogin comes in. It’s a fingerprint browser specifically for multi-account management. It lets you create an isolated browser environment for each account, as if you were logging in from different physical devices.
Create isolated environments
In MasLogin, create a separate browser profile for each Aragon account, with different User Agents, Canvas fingerprints, WebGL parameters, etc. To Aragon, they look like completely different devices.
Batch-manage tasks
You can open several account windows at once in MasLogin to quickly handle daily check-ins. I run 4 accounts, and it takes me only about 10 minutes a day to finish everything.
Security protection
MasLogin supports proxy IPs. When paired with residential proxies, you can further reduce linkage risk. For users serious about making money, this investment is worthwhile.
For more detail, see the explanations of browser fingerprints in the MasLogin Glossary. Once you understand the concepts, configuration becomes much easier.
Beginners: 1–2 accounts
Focus on learning the flow first and avoid confusion.
Intermediate: 3–5 accounts
A good balance between earnings and management overhead; most efficient when paired with MasLogin.
Advanced: 5+ accounts
Requires more complex IP rotation strategies and automation scripts; not recommended for casual users.
Depositing too little ATP — Some people put in only $5 and then find they can’t start mining, wasting gas fees. Start from at least $10.
Burning through PON too fast — Spamming games until PON runs out will leave you unable to play for the next few days. Pace your usage so you can play a few rounds every day.
Forgetting to check in — Breaking your check-in streak sharply lowers your returns. Set a reminder on your phone.
Even though Aragon is part of the Aptos ecosystem, it’s still an early-stage project with several unknowns:
So the best mindset is: treat it as an interesting experiment, not a guaranteed profit machine. Both your money and time should be within a level you’re comfortable with.
If you like this sort of airdrop opportunity, keep an eye on the MasLogin Blog, which frequently shares the latest Web3 earning opportunities and multi-account strategies.
You can participate completely free. Daily check-ins and games don’t require any deposit. If you want to enable staking/mining, it’s best to deposit at least $10–20 worth of ATP to see meaningful returns.
It depends on how active you are. If you only check in daily, you might earn 5–10 EGON. If you add gaming and mining, a single account can earn about 30–50 EGON per day. Multi-account users can multiply this.
If you correctly configure browser fingerprints and proxy IPs, the risk is very low. MasLogin’s core function is to simulate real, independent devices and it’s already battle-tested on platforms like Facebook and Twitter. Using it for Aragon and similar Web3 projects is even less likely to cause issues.
Right now the project is still in the airdrop phase and tokens can’t be withdrawn yet. Typically, such projects open trading after the TGE (Token Generation Event). Watch the official announcements for an exact date. For now, focus on accumulating tokens rather than cashing out.
First check whether you violated any platform rules (e.g., using scripts to spam tasks). If you’re sure it’s a mistake, contact support to appeal. For MasLogin users, make sure to back up each account’s profile; even if you need to create a new account, you can quickly restore the same environment.
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