Initia Airdrop Timeline
About Initia
Initia positions itself as a base layer for a family of interconnected rollups, handling the shared liquidity and coordination those rollups would otherwise each have to solve alone.
Its testnet ran as a long structured campaign across multiple connected chains, with participation tracked in detail, and the April 2025 distribution paid out against that record.
The approach meant eligibility rewarded sustained activity across the network rather than a single qualifying transaction.
Airdrop Stats

Initia's 1-billion INIT supply is weighted toward the ecosystem: a full 50% sits in community-facing buckets ,25% to Locked Liquidity & Staking (the "Enshrined Liquidity" mechanism that replaces traditional PoS) and 25% to VIP Rewards, an ongoing performance-based program paying INIT to active users and app-chains. The initial airdrop was a smaller 5% (50M INIT), with ~90% of it directed to testnet users.
The remaining supply covers Investors (15.25%) and Team (15%) ,a combined ~30% to insiders, vesting over four years (1-year cliff, then 3-year linear release) alongside Foundations (7.75%), a Binance Launch Campaign (6%), and the Echo.xyz sale (1%).

How it worked to get the Initia airdrop
Join the testnet campaign
Work across connected rollups
Sustain it across the campaign
Claim INIT at mainnet
Was the Initia airdrop worth it?
- Eligibility spanned a network, not a chain. The testnet ran as a structured campaign across multiple connected rollups, so allocations rewarded sustained activity across the whole surface rather than one qualifying action.
- The campaign was long. Participation stretched across 2024 and into 2025, which favoured people who stayed with it over those who arrived late.
- It was modest by 2025 standards. At roughly $38M the distribution was small next to Berachain or Linea, and the case for it rests on the rollup network rather than the payout.
Initia Official Links
Official channels, documentation and community for this airdrop:
This airdrop has concluded. It is kept for research rather than participation.

