Airdrop guide
DIN airdrop step by step tutorial
The DIN airdrop is a DIN token claim, and as of 29 October 2026 it remains open: the airdrop site asks visitors to connect a wallet and check whether it is eligible. Taking part means connecting a wallet there. The site does not say what makes a wallet eligible and shows no claim deadline. DIN describes itself as the First AI Agent Blockchain.
Live · checked 29 October 2026
As of 29 October 2026, the DIN airdrop site asks visitors to connect a wallet to check eligibility to claim DIN, and the project homepage still carries a "Claim Airdrop" link under its Earn DIN menu. The airdrop site shows no claim deadline.
Connect a wallet on the DIN airdrop site to check eligibility to claim DIN, which was live on 29 October 2026, plus a staking page with 30D to 360D locks.
What is DIN?
DIN is a blockchain that its documentation calls the First AI Agent Blockchain. It was built up from the Data Intelligence Network, and its stated aim is to supply tooling and infrastructure for AI agents and for decentralised AI apps, which the docs shorten to dAI-Apps.
On Medium, the project's profile describes DIN as a modular, AI-native data pre-processing layer.
The docs overview states that DIN has raised $8M in total from backers including Binance Labs, Hashkey Capital, NGC and Shima Capital. Its homepage presents DIN as The AI Blockchain and links to documentation, a blog and community channels.
How DIN works
DIN is positioned as a blockchain for AI agents and decentralised AI apps, with roots in the Data Intelligence Network. The docs overview gives that purpose but no technical detail on how the network, its nodes or its consensus operate, so those mechanics are left out here.
The campaign is a token claim. The airdrop site, reached from the Airdrop item in the homepage's Earn DIN menu, asks a visitor to connect a wallet and check eligibility to claim DIN. It gives no eligibility rules, no per-wallet amounts and no deadline.
A separate staking page sits in the same menu. It takes an amount of DIN and a lock period of 30D, 90D, 180D or 360D, and it has a Stake tab and a Claim Rewards tab. The page lists estimated rewards and an estimated APR but does not explain how they are calculated.
The DIN airdrop
The DIN airdrop pays DIN to wallets that qualify. Visitors connect a wallet on the airdrop site to check eligibility to claim, and the site gives no eligibility rules, allocation amounts or claim deadline. A separate staking page lets holders lock DIN for 30D, 90D, 180D or 360D and offers a Claim Rewards tab.
Step by step: how to get the DIN airdrop
Stay safe: a real airdrop never asks for your seed phrase or private key. Use only the official links on this page, and treat any message that offers help with a claim as a scam.
Step 1: Open the DIN airdrop site
Go to the DIN airdrop site, which the project homepage links as Claim Airdrop.
Step 2: Connect a wallet
Press Connect Wallet on the airdrop site to link the wallet you want checked.
Step 3: Check your eligibility
The site checks whether the wallet is eligible to claim DIN. It gives no eligibility rules in advance, so the result on screen is the only answer.
Step 4: Claim DIN if the wallet qualifies
Follow the prompts on the airdrop site if it shows the wallet as eligible. The site gives no claim deadline.
Step 5: Optionally open the staking page
The staking page takes an amount of DIN and a lock period of 30D, 90D, 180D or 360D, and has a Claim Rewards tab. It is separate from the eligibility check.
DIN airdrop FAQ
Is the DIN airdrop still live?
- Yes. As of 29 October 2026, the airdrop site still asks visitors to connect a wallet and see whether they can claim DIN, and the project homepage keeps a Claim Airdrop link in its Earn DIN menu. No claim deadline appears on the site, so a closing date is not given.
Which token does the DIN airdrop pay?
- The airdrop is for DIN, with the ticker DIN. The airdrop site frames the check as eligibility to claim DIN, and the homepage groups the airdrop and staking pages under its Earn DIN menu. The airdrop site gives no amount per wallet.
How do you check eligibility for the DIN airdrop?
- Connect a wallet on the airdrop site, which then lets you check eligibility to claim DIN. The site does not list what makes a wallet eligible, so the on-screen result is the only way to find out. It shows no fee or ID check at that step.
Does the DIN airdrop cost anything or need KYC?
- Checking eligibility needs only a wallet connection, and the airdrop site shows no payment or identity verification step. The optional staking page asks for DIN that you lock for 30D, 90D, 180D or 360D, which is separate from the claim check. Network fees are not stated.
Which blockchain does the DIN airdrop run on?
- The airdrop and staking pages do not name a blockchain for the claim. The docs describe DIN as the First AI Agent Blockchain without giving a chain for DIN, so the chain stays open until a page names one.
Sources for this listing
- 01DINdin.lol · read 29 October 2026
- 02DIN Airdropairdrop.din.lol · read 29 October 2026
- 03DIN Airdropairdrop.din.lol · read 29 October 2026
- 04⏳ Overview: DIN: AI Agent Blockchaindocs.din.lol · read 29 October 2026
- 05DIN, Mediumdinlol.medium.com · read 29 October 2026
