THORWallet has opened a competitive airdrop that will distribute 5.000.000 TITN to active platform users. The campaign will run until April 25, 2026 and prioritizes sustained liquidity and in-app activity.
The airdrop is organized as a competition where only the top 300 wallet addresses, ranked by a total activity score, will share the 5.000.000 TITN pool. Participation requires meeting a core liquidity condition in the TITN/USDC pool and can be amplified through several bonus categories that together account for 3.000.000 TITN.
Once the minimum liquidity requirement is met, users can boost their score via staking TITN, swap volume within the app, perpetual trading volume (if available), and successful referrals, according to the campaign rules summarized in public reports.
The structure aims to reward the most-engaged wallets while capping individual influence; traders and treasury managers should weigh liquidity, gas costs and leaderboard dynamics before committing capital.
Key figures, precedent and practical risks
Numbers matter: 5.000.000 TITN is the total pool and 3.000.000 TITN is allocated to bonus categories, which concentrates reward upside for active traders. The campaign window ends on April 25, 2026; actions taken now will be measured through to that date, so participants should plan for multi-week exposure.
A past exchange-linked event illustrates how allocations can be segmented. An exclusive Binance Alpha distribution occurred on November 3, 2025, under which users holding at least 240 Binance Alpha Points could claim 320 TITN, according to reporting on the Alpha event page. That event is closed and should be treated as precedent rather than a live opportunity.
Operational risks include random daily snapshots, on-chain gas costs for claims, and potential concentration of liquidity despite the 20.000 USD cap. The airdrop requires native tokens for gas on relevant networks; THORWallet supports many chains, but network choice affects fees and settlement timing.
For traders and treasuries, the campaign creates a tactical play: providing liquidity boosts pool depth but exposes capital to impermanent loss and gas friction. Institutional treasuries should model the expected TITN allocation against capital cost and compliance scopes for token receipts.
Investors and desks are now turning their attention to April 25, 2026, which will determine final allocations and test whether increased on-chain activity translates into sustainable liquidity and token utility. In the short term, monitoring in-app rankings and maintaining the required liquidity band are the clearest levers to improve allocation prospects, while managing gas exposure and custody controls.
