Y Nation

Users earn points through social tasks, daily logins, learning activities and referrals. The listing says that although the airdrop remains unconfirmed, users can position themselves by taking part in the Y Superapp ecosystem. The points system and early access to the Y Passport are the main listed benefits.

AirdropAlert lists the airdrop as closed but gives no date or token details. We found no ticker, supply figure or launch date.

Telegram games that did launch tokens, such as Major, Seed and X Empire, appeared alongside it in our searches, and none is Y Nation. Their experiences show the range of outcomes: some paid real value, some delivered very little, and the claim processes were often chaotic.

The digital identity angle brings a question about data. A passport-style product holds details about who you are, and a token airdrop that is tied to it may ask for more. Understand what you are giving up, who can see it and whether it can be deleted before you join.

A digital nation also raises a plain question about what membership gives you. Passports usually grant rights that a government recognises, and a Telegram-based Y Passport does not, so its value rests entirely on what services accept it. Before investing time in building a record there, check which services do accept it and whether any are ones you would use.