Claim BUNI: How to Get BUNI Tokens and Avoid Scams

When you hear BUNI, a token tied to the Bunicorn decentralized exchange on BNB Chain. Also known as BUNI, it’s a governance and reward token used in a DeFi platform that lets users swap tokens, stake, and earn yield. But here’s the problem: almost every site telling you to "claim BUNI" right now is a scam. Real BUNI tokens were distributed in 2022 through the Bunicorn platform, and no official airdrop has happened since. If you’re seeing pop-ups, Telegram bots, or YouTube ads promising free BUNI, they’re stealing your wallet keys—not giving you tokens.

People confuse BUNI with other tokens because the name sounds similar to BNB, BIFI, or even BONE. Some think it’s linked to Binance, but it’s not. Bunicorn (BUNI) was a small DeFi project on BNB Chain that faded after its initial liquidity push. The token still exists on chain, but trading volume is near zero, and the team hasn’t updated anything in years. If you hold BUNI, it’s likely from an old wallet that participated in early staking. You can’t claim new tokens unless you owned them back then. Any site asking you to connect your wallet to "claim" BUNI now is trying to drain it. Real crypto airdrops don’t ask for private keys. They don’t use Discord DMs. They don’t require you to send crypto first.

What you’ll find in these posts are real stories about people who lost money chasing fake BUNI claims. You’ll also see how other airdrops like ADX, SCH, and ACMD actually worked—what you had to do, what platforms were involved, and what happened after the tokens dropped. Some projects vanished. Others gave real value. And some, like BUNI, were overhyped from the start. This isn’t about chasing the next free token. It’s about knowing which tokens still matter, which ones are dead, and how to spot the difference before you lose your funds.

There’s no magic button to claim BUNI today. The only way to get it is to buy it on a real exchange—though you’d be hard-pressed to find any with decent liquidity. The real lesson here isn’t about BUNI. It’s about how crypto airdrops work, why most "free token" offers are traps, and how to protect yourself when everyone’s shouting "claim now!" The posts below show you exactly how to tell the difference between a real opportunity and a digital pickpocket.