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TINA airdrop step by step tutorial
TINA SPACE, the Geo-DePIN rewards campaign run by the TINA project, was still live on 1 November 2026: the homepage invited people to join through the app, contribute and verify map data, and earn rewards. Taking part means installing the mobile app from Google Play or the App Store and adding or checking map data.
Live · checked 1 November 2026
As of 1 November 2026, the TINA homepage invites people to join TINA SPACE through its mobile app and to contribute and verify map data while earning rewards. It shows no end date or closure for participation, though it gives no detailed earning rules.
Join TINA SPACE, a Geo-DePIN map data network: install the app, contribute and verify geospatial data, and earn rewards, checked 1 November 2026.
What is TINA?
TINA is a Geo-DePIN project, a decentralized physical infrastructure network built around geospatial information. Its homepage calls the project TINA SPACE and describes a Web 3.0 geospatial ecosystem in which users generate, verify and use map data, and receive rewards for what they provide.
The project positions itself against map data that comes from a single provider, goes out of date quickly and pays contributors little. Its stated aims include distributed collaboration among users, high-quality geospatial information for use across industries (self-driving vehicles among them), and a platform for sharing data.
Enterprises sit on the other side of the model. The homepage gives them the role of buying data and applying it in services, and it describes the business model as data sales to enterprise clients. TINA is the project's ecosystem token, and the homepage roadmap lists a TINAGeo dashcam among later plans.
How TINA works
TINA runs as a closed loop. Users register and verify data and also consume it, while the platform collects, processes, validates and provides the data and distributes rewards. Verification is hybrid: it draws on both user input and the system's own logic.
The campaign pays for taking part in that loop. The homepage says users contribute, verify and share data while earning value. It lists community figures for kilometres mapped, places registered and validations, but it gives no per-task amounts, earning rules or end date for the rewards.
TINA is the project's ecosystem token. The roadmap on the homepage places TINA token minting in the first half of 2025, and a notice on the project's site says TINA token holdings are entrusted to the custody institution KDAC. A news item on the project's site, dated 23 September 2026, reports that TINA began trading on KuCoin and MEXC.
The TINA airdrop
The campaign pays rewards to people who contribute and verify geospatial data through the TINA app. The homepage links to the app downloads and invites people to join TINA SPACE, and it lists no eligibility threshold, no amounts per task and no end date for the participation rewards. Separately, a news item on the project's site calls TINA the project's ecosystem token.
Step by step: how to get the TINA 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 TINA homepage
Start at the TINA homepage, which presents TINA SPACE and links to the official app downloads.
Step 2: Install the TINA app
Download the app from Google Play or the App Store.
Step 3: Contribute map data
The homepage assigns users data generation (registration) and links to the app for joining TINA SPACE. It does not list the individual task types.
Step 4: Take part in verification
Take part in verification, which the homepage lists as a user role alongside data generation.
Step 5: Follow the project notices
Read the news page and the notices linked from the homepage for project and token updates.
TINA airdrop FAQ
Is the TINA airdrop still live?
- Yes, as of 1 November 2026 the TINA SPACE participation rewards campaign is live. The TINA homepage invites people to join through the app and to contribute and verify map data while earning rewards. It shows no end date or closure, though it gives no detailed earning rules.
What is the TINA token?
- TINA is the project's ecosystem token, according to a news item on the project's site. The homepage roadmap lists TINA token minting for the first half of 2025, and a news item dated 23 September 2026 reports that it began trading on KuCoin and MEXC. The homepage shows a token distribution chart as an image.
Which blockchain does TINA run on?
- A news item on the project's site, dated 11 September 2026, describes TINA as a Solana-based Geo-DePIN project. The homepage text itself does not name a chain, so the project's own pages are the place to confirm the network.
How are TINA rewards earned?
- Rewards are tied to contributing and verifying geospatial data in the TINA app. The homepage says users contribute, verify and share data while earning value, with the platform handling reward distribution. It gives no amounts per task, no claim process and no end date for the rewards.
Sources for this listing
- 01Join the TINA SPACE, Geo‑DePIN geospatial reward ecosystemtina.im · read 1 November 2026
- 02Initial Ecosystem Token Release: TINAtina.im · read 1 November 2026
- 03News: TINAtina.im · read 1 November 2026
