Nado
UpcomingNado trading counts toward the Ink chain airdrop, but no claim date, conversion rate or allocation has been confirmed in the sources we found.
Airdrop Details
| Reward Type | INK (via Ink points, unconfirmed conversion) |
|---|---|
| Blockchain Network | Ink |
| Industry / Category | Airdrop |
| Ecosystem | Ink |
| Time Required | ~ 10 Minutes |
| Eligibility | Task Based |
| End Date | Ongoing |
About The Project
Nado is a central-limit-order-book exchange built on the Ink blockchain, with perpetual futures as its main product. Ink is the Layer 2 associated with Kraken, and its own airdrop works through "Ink points" that dApps distribute to their users.
So the Nado page is really about the Ink airdrop: your Nado activity feeds into points that are meant to become INK tokens when the chain launches its token.
Why This Airdrop Matters
What the sources say
UseTheBitcoin explains that Ink points go to dApps first and then to users, and are meant to be redeemable for INK at the token generation event. Nado trading and liquidity provided on Tydro are both confirmed as eligibility paths, but the weighting between them has not been announced.
Timing guesses
An adviser to Ink and Nado gave an informal estimate of July to September 2026 in an interview. That is not an official date, and sources from around April 2026 note that no claim date, criteria or allocation had been published. We found nothing newer, so the programme's status today is unclear.
Extras worth knowing
Nado's documentation reportedly added an API endpoint that returns the INK allocation for an address, which would be the most direct check, though we did not verify it. The "Templars of the Storm" NFT collection gave holders point multipliers and fee reductions, and top pre-alpha users could take the NFT in place of Ink points.
One reason the Nado case is more concrete than most is that the Ink chain is associated with a large exchange, which gives its points programme more visibility than a typical start-up. That visibility does not change the basic uncertainty: the weighting between Nado trading, Tydro liquidity and other activities has not been announced, and the date was only ever an adviser's estimate.
Anyone planning around a specific payout is guessing. A sensible approach is to treat Nado as a trading venue you would use anyway, and treat any token as a possible bonus.
Participation Guide
Before trading to chase points, weigh the costs: perpetual futures use leverage, fees are paid on every trade, and the reward is an unannounced share of a token that may be worth less than you spent. Use only the official Nado app and check its address against the one published on Ink's own channels. Do not connect to a site that claims to show your "INK allocation" unless it is the project's documented tool.
Connect Wallet
Connect your wallet using only official verified links.
Join Community
Follow social accounts and join community channels.
Complete Tasks
Execute platform tasks, quests, or testnet actions to earn points.
Claim Rewards
Track your eligibility and wait for the official claim dates.
Detailed Tasks Requirements
- No claim date is confirmed.
- Nado trading and Tydro liquidity are confirmed as eligible activities.
- Check the official docs for the allocation endpoint before trusting any third-party checker.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, Nado trading is confirmed as an eligibility path, but weighting has not been announced.
An informal estimate said July to September 2026. No official date was confirmed in our sources.
Points distributed to dApps and then users, meant to be redeemable for INK at the token launch.
A Nado collection that gave point multipliers and fee reductions.
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