ORIXYS game protocol

ORIXYSAIRDROP

A refined airdrop experience for community actions, referral sharing, and self-custody ORIXYS claims.

Network

Base

Est. allocation

1,250 ORIXYS

Verification

Backend

No private keysUser pays gasBackend eligibility

Base airdrop

ORIXYS claim

Connect wallet, complete the X action buttons, then claim ORIXYS directly from the contract.

Progress0%

Allocation

1,250

ORIXYS estimate

Tasks

0/2

completed

1Follow project on X
2Post referral link
Claim flow

How it works

[ Verification before claim ]

The flow keeps visible actions simple while moving trust-sensitive state to route handlers and PostgreSQL.

01

Connect wallet

A nonce is signed by the wallet and verified on the backend with viem.

02

Complete X actions

Open the project profile and prepared referral post from the dashboard.

03

Store task state

Task clicks are saved by route handlers and used to unlock eligibility.

04

Claim on Base

The user calls the claim contract directly and pays gas from their own wallet.

Token allocation

ORIXYS distribution snapshot.

Replace these values with final tokenomics when the contract and Merkle root are ready.

Claim pool

Community first

Referral layer

Attribution ready

Claim control

User signed

Community airdrop45%
Liquidity incentives20%
Treasury runway20%
Builders and partners15%

Referral

Invite flow is built in.

Each authenticated wallet receives a code and shareable link. Referral source is stored in a secure cookie and attached during wallet verification.

Unique code
Cookie tracking
Dashboard copy button

FAQ

[ Launch notes ]

Can the frontend mark a user as eligible?

No. Eligibility is written by backend route handlers after wallet auth and social task clicks.

Who pays gas for claim?

The connected wallet sends the contract transaction and pays gas on Base.

Does this need X API keys?

No. The MVP opens X links and marks tasks complete after the user clicks them.

Where does the claim proof come from?

The MVP returns an empty proof placeholder. Replace it with a Merkle proof service before production.