April is continuing, with uncertainty in the market prompting traders and investors to seek new investment prospects. Crypto airdrops present opportunities to engage in promising projects with minimal to no initial investment required.

Various projects have confirmed airdrop activities that are worth considering this week. One such project is Towns, a messaging platform on the Base network that enables decentralized communication owned by the community. Towns secured over $35 million in funding from major investors like Andreessen Horowitz and Coinbase Ventures. Participants can join Towns' servers by setting up a Base network and using ETH for gas fees, with early spots possibly being free.

Recall, previously known as Ceramic, is another project launching airdrops and a points program. It is a network for crowdsourced AI agent competitions, offering a points system called Recall Surge to reward community contributions. Participants can complete tasks on Zealy and Galxe to earn Fragments, with additional points for Discord roles, referrals, and other activities.

Allo is introducing a decentralized protocol by Gitcoin to fund public goods. A new campaign on Galxe allows airdrop farmers to earn the RWA (real-world asset) expert role in Discord by completing quests. Allo periodically adds campaigns on Galxe for participants to earn points, with limited roles like Bull requiring the completion of specific tasks.

These projects have attracted significant funding, with Towns, Recall, and Allo raising substantial amounts from various investors, indicating their potential for growth in the crypto space.