Airdrop guide
o1.exchange O airdrop step by step tutorial
The o1 Terminal Season 1 Airdrop is the o1.exchange campaign that aimed to distribute the O token to traders, based on S1.1 and S1.2 trading points and other activity. It is over as of 29 October 2026: the homepage offers staking of the launched O token, and the docs name no newer season. Taking part meant trading on o1 Terminal, with net fees paid, referrals and community activity also counting.
This airdrop has ended · checked 29 October 2026
As of 29 October 2026, the community page of the o1 docs describes the Season 1 airdrop (S1.1 and S1.2 trading points) without dates, amounts or claim details and names no newer season, and the homepage offers staking of the O token. With the O token launched and no newer season named, the campaign is over.
o1.exchange's Season 1 airdrop aimed to distribute O to o1 Terminal traders, based on trading points, fees paid and referrals. The campaign is over.
What is o1.exchange?
o1.exchange is a trading terminal for on-chain markets that its homepage calls the first full-featured terminal on Base and Solana. It groups three products: o1 Terminal for trading, o1 Swap for routing orders across venues, and o1 Launchpad for new token launches. A staking page also lets holders stake O and receive wstO.
The terminal offers Spot, Limit, Sniper and TWAP orders from a single ticket, so a trader can buy at market, leave an order resting at a price, act when liquidity opens, or slice a larger size across time. The docs say it is built for traders from beginners to professionals and covers memecoins, tokenized assets and cross-chain trading.
Two features are singled out on the homepage. The Launchpad opens each pool at a 99% fee that decays to the normal 1% over the first 20 seconds on Base. Cashback tiers return a share of fees to active traders, running up to 0.40% across every market.
How o1.exchange works
Traders place orders in o1 Terminal, which the docs describe as a DeFi trading platform built for execution speed. Swap picks a route across venues for an order, and the Launchpad creates pools in which the full 1B supply sits in a Uniswap v4 position owned by the launch hook. The more a user trades, the higher the cashback tier on fees, up to 0.40%.
The Season 1 airdrop ran on top of that trading. The community page of the docs says each user's allocation came from a nonlinear function of several inputs: S1.1 and S1.2 points, net fees paid after the user's own cashback rate, the number of referred users, how varied and lasting a user's trading was, and activity on X and Discord, Discord Maxi roles among it.
The docs state that the exact algorithm is not publicly disclosed and that the goal was to distribute O to users who contributed to o1 Terminal's growth during Season 1. The community page gives no per-user amount, snapshot date or claim date.
The O airdrop
Season 1 aimed to distribute O to o1 Terminal traders. Each user's allocation was set by a nonlinear function that weighed S1.1 and S1.2 trading points, net fees paid after cashback, referred users, the shape of a user's trading and activity on X and Discord. The docs say the exact algorithm is not public and give no per-user amounts.
Step by step: how to get the O airdrop
Kept for reference: this is how the campaign worked while it ran.
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: Trade on o1 Terminal
Season 1 points were earned by trading in the o1 Terminal app, across the season's two phases, S1.1 and S1.2.
Step 2: Trade a range of tokens over time
The allocation also weighed how many different tokens a user traded, how long they were held and how long the user stayed active. The docs present this as a way to tell genuine traders from farming.
Step 3: Know how fees entered the allocation
Net fees paid to o1 Terminal, after the user's own cashback rate, were one input to the allocation.
Step 4: Refer other traders
How many people a trader brought to o1 Terminal counted as another input.
Step 5: Join the community
Activity on X and Discord, such as holding a Discord Maxi role, counted toward the allocation.
Step 6: Read the community allocation page
The community page of the docs describes the Season 1 airdrop and its inputs. It gives no dates or amounts.
o1.exchange airdrop FAQ
Is the o1.exchange airdrop still live?
- No, it is over as of 29 October 2026. The community page of the o1 docs describes the Season 1 airdrop (S1.1 and S1.2 trading points) without dates, amounts or claim details and names no newer season, and the homepage offers staking of O.
What token does the o1.exchange airdrop pay?
- It aimed to pay O. The community page says the goal of Season 1 was to distribute $O to users who contributed to o1 Terminal's growth, and the homepage offers staking of O in return for wstO. The docs give no per-user amount or claim date.
How were o1.exchange airdrop rewards earned?
- Rewards came from trading on o1 Terminal. The docs list S1.1 and S1.2 points, net fees paid after cashback, referrals, trading patterns and X and Discord activity as inputs to a nonlinear function. The exact algorithm is not publicly disclosed.
Which chains does o1.exchange run on?
- The homepage calls o1.exchange the first full-featured trading terminal on Base and Solana, and the Launchpad's fee decay is described on Base. The community page does not name a single chain for the Season 1 airdrop, so no chain is set for it.
Sources for this listing
- 01o1.exchange: Onchain Everything Exchangeo1.exchange · read 29 October 2026
- 02o1 Terminal - Democratizing Alpha for Traders - o1 Exchangedocs.o1.exchange · read 29 October 2026
- 03Community - o1 Exchangedocs.o1.exchange · read 29 October 2026
