Event Timeline
About HeyElsa
HeyElsa is an AI execution layer for crypto. The idea is that a user describes what they want in plain language and the agent carries out the on chain steps, rather than the person navigating contracts and interfaces themselves. It runs on Base and Mantle, and the token arrived on 20 January 2026.
The community share is large. 40% of a one billion supply is allocated to community, covering both the airdrop and ongoing incentives, against 10.51% for investors and 7% for the team. That ratio is among the better ones in this archive, and the team allocation in particular is unusually small.
The unlock is where to look carefully. A fifth of the community allocation, equal to 8% of total supply, was released at the token generation event. The rest unlocks linearly across 48 months. Worth noting precisely what that schedule covers: it describes the whole community allocation, airdrop and incentives together, and HeyElsa did not publish a separate vesting term for the airdrop on its own.
Airdrop Stats
How it worked to get the HeyElsa airdrop
Earn points in V1
The first points campaign counted toward the airdrop. HeyElsa did not discard it when the second version arrived, which is a fairer outcome than the usual reset.
Keep earning in V2
V2 points were counted alongside V1, so participation across both phases accumulated rather than replacing what came before.
Check eligibility in early January
The points eligibility checker went live at the start of January 2026, ahead of the token generation event later that month.
Pass the anti sybil screen
The team ran anti sybil checks before finalising the list, so multi wallet farming was filtered out before allocations were set.
Receive at the 20 January TGE
A fifth of the community allocation, 8% of total supply, unlocked at the token generation event, with the remainder on a 48 month schedule.
Was the HeyElsa airdrop worth it?
- V1 points were not thrown away. Counting both V1 and V2 rewarded people who had been there from the start instead of resetting the board, which plenty of projects do when they relaunch a campaign.
- The insider allocation is genuinely small. 7% to the team and 10.51% to investors against 40% to community is one of the better ratios in this archive.
- Only 8% of supply actually unlocked. The 40% headline describes an allocation, not a payout. A fifth of it was released at TGE and the rest stretches across four years.
- Check what the 48 months covers. That schedule applies to the community allocation as a whole, airdrop and incentives together. No airdrop specific vesting term was published, so do not assume your allocation follows it.
- Sybil screening came before finalisation. Filtering ahead of setting allocations is the right order, since it means honest recipients are not diluted by farms that get removed later.
HeyElsa Official Links
Official channels, documentation and community for this airdrop:
This airdrop has concluded. It is kept for research rather than participation.
