Linea

About 9.36 billion LINEA went to 749,662 eligible addresses, rewarding users who took part in the Linea Voyage (LXP) and Linea Surge (LXP-L) campaigns, with a separate 1% allocation for builders. The claim window ran for 90 days, from 10 September to 9 December 2025. Unclaimed tokens return to the Linea Consortium Ecosystem Fund, so there is no later recovery for people who missed it.

The allocation design is unusual. The project says ecosystem allocations make up 85% of supply, with the remainder held by Consensys under a five-year lockup, and that there is no allocation for insiders, investors or team members. That claim is the project's own and rests on how the documentation categorises Consensys-held tokens, so it is worth reading the tokenomics page in full rather than relying on the summary.

Two campaigns decided eligibility, which tells you what the team valued. Voyage rewarded early and repeated use of the chain, while Surge rewarded liquidity and activity during a later growth push. Both were points programmes that ran for months, and most of the 749,662 recipients received a modest amount.

We found no 2026 reporting on a second airdrop or any change to these terms. Anyone reading a page that says a Linea airdrop is open should treat it as out of date.

One more point for anyone comparing Layer 2 airdrops: Linea's design of giving no allocation to insiders, investors or the team is rare, and it is the reason the community share looks so large. Whether the Consensys holding behind that 85% ecosystem figure is really arm's length is a matter for the tokenomics page and independent analysts, not for the headline. The five-year lockup on the remainder at least limits sudden selling by the largest holder.