DYLI Airdrop & Points Guide + Referral Link
DYLI is a vaulted-collectibles marketplace with random packs, a gambling-like product with published odds and expected value. Diamonds are an in-app rewards currency and no token is announced. The Getref link carries the referral code in the address; invitee rewards aren't published.
- Airdrop status
- Points live
- Token
- Not announced
- Points are not a promise of a token
Status checked Nov 3, 2026Official announcement
Referral code
fe2a4092
DYLI airdrop: where it stands
As of 3 November 2026: DYLI runs a diamonds programme (quests, daily spin, leaderboard) that can be spent on Fair Drops, giveaways and pack discounts. No token or airdrop is announced.
How to join
Open DYLI through the Getref link, then sign up on its own site.
- 1
Open DYLI through the link
Click the button: DYLI opens with the Getref referral attached.
- 2
Sign up or connect your wallet
Do it on the page that opens. How the referral is bound is described under “Good to know”.
- 3
Use DYLI
Anything DYLI gives invited users is applied by DYLI itself. Getref never holds your funds or keys.
Good to know
Signed up without the link?
The referral code travels in the link address (?ref=fe2a4092), so open DYLI through the Getref link when you sign up.
What do invited users get?
Not published.
Availability by country
No restricted-country list is published; check local law and the platform's age rules before signing up.
About DYLI
DYLI, run by Do You Like It, Inc., is a collectibles marketplace built on a warehouse vault: you buy cards and sealed products, trade them, or ship them home, and an item in the vault stays put when it changes hands. It also sells randomised packs, with odds ranges, expected value and a buyback rate shown per pack, and Fair Drops, timed entry draws. Rewards come as 'diamonds' earned through quests and a daily spin, and spent on drops, giveaways and pack discounts. Accounts are free, the terms set a minimum age of 16, and all sales are final.
Who it suits
DYLI suits collectors who want vaulted cards with listing, trading and shipping, and who understand packs are random. It does not suit anyone expecting guaranteed returns: pack results can fall below the price and all sales are final. Invitees get no published benefit, and the terms allow sign-up from age 16, which is younger than most platforms.
Pros
- Vaulted cards can be listed, traded or shipped
- Per-pack odds, expected value and buyback rate are published
- Free account and a diamonds rewards system
- Public read API for packs and market data
Cons
- Packs are gambling-like and can return less than the price
- All sales are final
- No invitee reward, fee schedule or country list is published
- Minimum age is only 16 in the terms
Guides and articles
How fees, rebates and referral codes work — explained step by step.
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