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Bedrock BR airdrop and eligibility overview

The BR Airdrop program rewarded early Bedrock participants based on Diamonds and qualifying ecosystem activity. Understand Season 1 eligibility, the allocation checker and historical claiming steps.

Airdrop versus staking

The airdrop is a distribution tied to qualifying past activity, while BR staking is a separate governance action that may earn epoch-based rewards. An airdrop allocation is not created automatically by staking BR today. Do not combine these programs when interpreting a wallet balance.

How allocation was determined

Season 1 documentation describes the Diamonds campaign for holders of eligible uniTokens, DeFi participants, referrers and some community badge holders. Other adjustments applied to active or loyal participants. Only the official checker or published allocation record can establish a particular wallet’s allocation.

Historical timeline

The original documentation described a March 2025 snapshot and a limited claim period. Promotional banners or updated program pages may change over time; verify the specific claim window rather than inferring it is open from an older screenshot.

Next steps

Use the Season 1 rules to understand historical qualification, then the checker guide to validate the wallet and the claim guide for the transaction flow. Token claiming may require network fees; never enter a seed phrase to check an allocation.

Use the governance dashboard for changing figures and the staking, voting or rewards pages for wallet-specific actions. Historical program details are provided as reference material.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Bedrock BR airdrop?

The BR airdrop is a campaign-specific token distribution with its own eligibility, allocation and claim rules, separate from ongoing staking rewards.

Does staking BR create a historical airdrop allocation?

No. Historical airdrop eligibility is determined by the rules of that distribution campaign, while staking is a separate governance mechanism.