Airdrop guide
t3rn TRN airdrop step by step tutorial
The t3rn BRN to TRN Airdrop Program rewarded cross-chain orders on t3rn's testnet and mainnet with BRN, which could be burned for TRN at the token launch. The campaign is over as of 2 November 2026: TRN has launched, the t3rn site links to trading venues, and no new campaign is open. While it ran, taking part meant sending orders through the bridge and finishing community tasks.
This airdrop has ended · checked 2 November 2026
As of 2 November 2026, the t3rn Get TRN page says TRN has launched and links to KuCoin and Uniswap for trading. The BRN to TRN airdrop now appears only in older blog posts, and the site shows no open points or airdrop campaign.
t3rn's BRN to TRN airdrop rewarded testnet and mainnet cross-chain orders with BRN, redeemable for TRN. See how it worked and its status.
What is t3rn?
t3rn is a bridge and settlement protocol where a cross-chain request is either completed once the fill is proven or refunded if it fails. Independent solvers carry out the fills instead of t3rn.
Its portal offers a bridge for moving assets between chains, staking for the TRN token, a public explorer of orders and fills, and a solver section for people who want to fill intents. Staking is native on Arbitrum through GovStakingV2, with restaking on Ethereum mainnet through Symbiotic.
In its August 2026 litepaper, t3rn extends the same idea to payments between software agents: funds held in escrow until a referee rules, with executors posting bonds and a deadline that returns the money if no one rules.
How t3rn works
A request on t3rn starts on one chain, is matched to a solver, gets checked, and is then paid out or returned. When the fill is proven the order completes; when it fails the funds go back to the sender. The public explorer shows every order together with its fill or refund.
The airdrop ran on top of that bridge. For each cross-chain order executed on the testnet, participants received BRN, with 1 BRN going to each user and each Executor in a test transaction. On mainnet, BRN equal to the order's USD value was distributed to both the user and the Executor, with a ceiling of 20,000 BRN for any one user address.
The t3rn team said it would not facilitate BRN trading on exchanges. The announcement says BRN could be burned to a designated address, revealed at the token generation event, in exchange for mainnet TRN. Up to 5% of the total TRN supply was set aside for this airdrop, and the final share depended on how the BRN campaign went.
A later stage opened an Airdrop Checker where testnet participants connected a wallet to see their status. A separate post on sybil filtering says 185,480 wallets had joined the testnet.
The TRN airdrop
The campaign paid BRN, a redemption token that could be burned for TRN at the token generation event. BRN came from cross-chain orders on the testnet (1 BRN per order for each user and Executor) and on mainnet (matching the order's USD value, with a ceiling of 20,000 BRN for any single user address), plus community tasks such as following t3rn on X. Up to 5% of TRN supply was set aside.
Step by step: how to get the TRN 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: Read the BRN airdrop announcement
The announcement post explained that BRN would be earned from testnet and mainnet cross-chain transactions and burned for TRN at the token launch.
Step 2: Send cross-chain orders through the bridge
The announcement said swaps and cross-chain orders made through the bridge UI it pointed to earned BRN: 1 BRN per testnet order for each user and Executor, and on mainnet an amount equal to the order's USD value, with a ceiling of 20,000 BRN for any single user address.
Step 3: Join the community campaigns
The announcement also listed community campaigns, such as following t3rn on X and reposting specific posts, as another way to earn BRN.
Step 4: Check your status in the Airdrop Checker
To be eligible, testnet participants had to connect their wallet to the Airdrop Checker described in the checker post, which also showed their airdrop status.
Step 5: Burn BRN for TRN at the token launch
BRN was redeemable for TRN by sending it to an address published at the token launch. TRN trading venues are now listed on the Get TRN page.
t3rn airdrop FAQ
Is the t3rn airdrop still live?
- No. As of 2 November 2026, the BRN to TRN airdrop has ended in practice: the t3rn Get TRN page says TRN has launched and lists KuCoin and Uniswap, and the airdrop appears only in older blog posts. The site shows no new points or airdrop campaign open now.
What token did the t3rn airdrop pay?
- It paid BRN, a token earned from testnet and mainnet orders that could be burned for TRN at the token generation event. TRN is t3rn's own token, and the Get TRN page says it lives natively on Arbitrum and trades on KuCoin and Uniswap.
How were BRN rewards earned?
- BRN came from cross-chain orders. On the testnet, each user and Executor in an order received 1 BRN. On mainnet, the BRN amount equalled the order's USD value, and a single user address could collect at most 20,000 BRN. Community tasks, such as following t3rn on X, were another route.
How was BRN turned into TRN?
- The announcement said BRN would be sent to a burn address revealed at the token generation event, and holders would receive mainnet TRN in return. Up to 5% of total TRN supply was set aside, with the final share depending on the campaign's success.
Sources for this listing
- 01t3rn, Reversible settlement.t3rn.io · read 2 November 2026
- 02Blog: t3rnt3rn.io · read 2 November 2026
- 03Announcing the t3rn Airdrop Program, BRN: t3rnt3rn.io · read 2 November 2026
- 04Get TRN: t3rnt3rn.io · read 2 November 2026
- 05t3rn: official site (social links)docs.t3rn.io · read 2 November 2026
