Tria Airdrop Backlash: 90% of Users Declared Ineligible Amid Transparency Concerns
The Tria network faces mounting criticism after its airdrop eligibility checker deemed over 90% of users ineligible for Season 1 rewards. Community outrage centers on stringent requirements—25,000 XP, $100+ paid membership, or $25,000 in futures trading volume—that excluded most participants despite their engagement.
Snapshot timing exacerbated tensions. The January 30, 2026 cutoff invalidated subsequent activity for Season 1, pushing disqualified users toward Season 2, which remains ongoing with promises of loyalty-based incentives. Tokenomics allocating 41% of the 10 billion supply to community rewards now face scrutiny over fairness and transparency.
Allegations of scamming emerged as premium members and early adopters, having invested time and capital, found themselves excluded. The team’s response emphasizes future opportunities, but trust erosion persists.
