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TAC airdrop step by step tutorial
The TAC Community Airdrop was a TAC distribution for two groups: TAC Pilled users, rewarded for X and Discord contributions in a Kaito-powered campaign, and holders of the First Force soulbound token. It no longer runs, according to the 2 November 2026 check. Claiming meant connecting a TON wallet to a TokenTable page, where Pilled users chose between staking for 60 days or taking 30% at once, and SBT holders claimed a fixed 5,000 TAC.
This airdrop has ended · checked 2 November 2026
As of 2 November 2026, the TAC blog's claim guide, dated 15 July 2025, describes the TAC Pilled campaign in the past tense, and mainnet went live that July. The August 2026 post-mortem reports the network halted, and the project's site shows no open airdrop or points campaign.
How the ended TAC Community Airdrop paid TAC to TAC Pilled users and First Force SBT holders, with the claim steps, fees and options it offered.
What is TAC?
TAC is a purpose-built chain that connects EVM applications to The Open Network (TON) and the Telegram platform. Its homepage describes it as a blockchain for EVM dApps that want to reach the 1B+ users of the TON and Telegram ecosystem.
Developers can deploy Solidity code on the TAC EVM layer without rewriting it, and the documentation describes hybrid dApps in which TON wallet users interact directly with EVM smart contracts. Distribution happens through Telegram MiniApp integration.
TAC is the network's native token. It serves as the gas token on the TAC EVM, and the project's token article names staking and governance among its roles. The network launched its mainnet in July 2025, and an August 2026 incident report describes the network as halted while recovery is prepared.
How TAC works
TAC is built so that TON wallets can drive EVM smart contracts. A user coming from TON pays fees in TON, and part of those fees is used in the background to buy and spend TAC, the gas token of the TAC EVM.
The community airdrop paid TAC to two cohorts. TAC Pilled was a Kaito-powered campaign that scored X and Discord contributors on content quality, engagement and roles. A Pilled participant could stake and vest the allocation for 60 days, earning about 8% APY and keeping 100% of it, or claim 30% immediately. The other 70% of an immediate claim was forfeited to future community incentives and could not be claimed later. Withdrawals carried a 21-day unstaking period.
The second cohort held the First Force SBT, a soulbound token issued to early supporters. Every holder was entitled to the same 5,000 TAC, already unlocked and vested, and collected it on the claim page for a 0.5 TON fee plus network fees. The token article puts 1.42% of the 10 BN total supply into community airdrops. The claim guide, dated 15 July 2025, spoke of cohort claim pages opening soon.
The TAC airdrop
The campaign paid TAC, offered as the TON-based jetton version, to two groups. TAC Pilled users earned allocations through scored X and Discord contributions and could take 30% at once or stake and vest for 60 days to keep 100%. First Force SBT holders received a fixed 5,000 TAC. Claims ran through TokenTable with a TON wallet, and the campaign is ended as of 2 November 2026.
Step by step: how to get the TAC 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: Get a TON wallet with TON for gas
The claim needed a TON-based wallet such as Telegram Wallet, TonKeeper or Bitget Wallet. The claim guide suggested holding at least 1.5 TON in it to pay for gas.
Step 2: Find your cohort in the claim guide
The claim guide split the airdrop into TAC Pilled users and First Force SBT holders, each with its own Telegram MiniApp and browser claim page. A wallet in both cohorts could claim on both.
Step 3: Connect the wallet on TokenTable
Each cohort's page was run by TokenTable. You connected the TON wallet and the page showed your TAC allocation.
Step 4: Choose staking or an immediate claim (TAC Pilled)
Staking and vesting for 60 days earned about 8% APY and kept 100% of the allocation. An immediate claim paid 30% and gave up the remaining 70%.
Step 5: Claim the fixed allocation (First Force SBT)
SBT holders claimed 5,000 TAC from their claim page after clicking Claim, paying a 0.5 TON claiming fee plus network fees. Staking the tokens on the same page was optional.
TAC airdrop FAQ
Is the TAC airdrop still live?
- No. As of 2 November 2026, the TAC Community Airdrop counts as ended: the TAC blog describes the TAC Pilled campaign in the past tense, TAC launched alongside the July 2025 mainnet, and the August 2026 post-mortem reports the network halted. No open airdrop or points campaign appears on the project's site.
What token did the TAC airdrop pay?
- It paid TAC, the native token of the TAC network. The claim guide says the version offered in the airdrop was TON-based, and the token article gives a total supply of 10 BN with 1.42% committed to community airdrops.
What did it cost to claim the TAC airdrop?
- Claiming cost network fees. The guide suggested holding at least 1.5 TON for gas, and First Force SBT holders paid a 0.5 TON claiming fee on top of standard network fees. Staked tokens carried a 21-day unstaking period.
Which wallet and chain did the TAC airdrop use?
- Claims needed a TON-based wallet such as Telegram Wallet, TonKeeper or Bitget Wallet, and paid out the TON-based version of TAC. TAC itself is a Layer-1 chain with an EVM layer connected to TON and Telegram.
How were TAC airdrop rewards earned?
- Two groups qualified. TAC Pilled rewarded X and Discord contributors, scored on content quality, engagement and roles. The First Force SBT, a soulbound token issued to early supporters, carried a fixed 5,000 TAC allocation. A wallet holding both could claim on both pages.
Sources for this listing
- 01TACtac.build · read 2 November 2026
- 02Introducing $TAC: Token Utility and Tokenomics of the TAC Protocol Tokentac.build · read 2 November 2026
- 03Post-Mortem Report: The Cosmos EVM Exploit on TACtac.build · read 2 November 2026
- 04$TAC Community Airdrop Claim Guidetac.build · read 2 November 2026
