Destra Network has launched Phase 1 of its airdrop, putting 1,000,000 DSYNC tokens into circulation for eligible users. The team said the rollout had been briefly delayed so allocation calculations could be finalized, and the first distribution is now live for supporters who had already been active on the platform.
The reward model is based on a snapshot of past activity. According to the project, three factors determine each user’s share: staking size and duration, contributions to liquidity pools, and verified on-chain activity inside the ecosystem. That framing also signals a shift in incentive design, with Destra placing more weight on active participation rather than passive holding alone.
How users can check eligibility and claim
To claim, users need to visit the official Destra Network airdrop dashboard, connect a wallet, and click “Check Eligibility.” If an address qualifies, the claim can be completed from the same interface. The entire process depends on historical snapshot data, so both eligibility and token allocation are tied to prior activity rather than actions taken after the fact.
The announcement arrived as DSYNC traded near $0.0165, holding relatively steady with a small daily gain. The source article said the token’s 24-hour trading volume often exceeds $1 million, indicating there is active liquidity for users who want to trade tokens received through the airdrop.
Phase 2 teased as token trades far below its peak
DSYNC remains well below its all-time high of $0.55 reached in early 2025, though the article described current price action as showing recovery signs. Destra said the first airdrop phase is only the beginning and that a larger reward pool is planned for Phase 2, with a stronger emphasis on sustained activity across the network.
The report also cited market watchers who are tracking $0.015 as a support level and $0.018 as a resistance level. That view was presented as an external price observation, not as a target set by the project itself.
Project positions itself beyond storage-focused DePIN models
In the article, Destra was compared with Filecoin, with the distinction that Filecoin is described as being focused mainly on storage while Destra is aiming at a broader stack that includes AI computing, GPU resources, and decentralized cloud services. The source said the network has more than 20,000 active nodes and has already paid out $4.5 million in revenue-backed rewards.
DSYNC is also listed on KuCoin, Gate.io, and MEXC. Destra said a new roadmap will be released through its official channels, with upcoming attention centered on the next airdrop phase and incentives tied to continued participation.