INFI Airdrop Eligibility & Allocation
Understand the distinction between activity, snapshots, points, and a confirmed token allocation.
What determines eligibility?
Eligibility is defined by the distribution rules, not by the presence of a wallet balance or a registration button. Campaigns may consider historical activity, participation dates, or other conditions, but no particular criterion should be attributed to INFI without a published source. Read the actual requirements for the relevant round.
Understanding a snapshot
A snapshot records a state or set of activity at a particular time or block. When a campaign uses a snapshot, later transactions may not affect that historical record. Check both the network and the stated snapshot reference. Registration and snapshot dates are different concepts and may fall on different days.
Points are not a guaranteed token amount
A points balance is not necessarily an entitlement to a specific number of tokens. Conversion rules, qualification thresholds, exclusions, and allocation caps must come from campaign terms. Avoid assuming a fixed points-to-INFI exchange rate or treating an unofficial calculator as a confirmed allocation.
Checking wallet-specific results
If an official eligibility checker is provided, compare its result with the exact account and network being checked. A zero result can have several explanations, including an incorrect address or failure to meet the published requirements. The checker’s own guidance and campaign rules should determine the next step.
Allocation versus availability
An allocation identifies an amount assigned to a wallet. Availability describes when and how that amount can be received or used. A campaign can impose a claim window or a release schedule, but those conditions must be verified rather than assumed. Save the source of any allocation or availability information you rely on.