InterLink Network's April 19 global event delivered detailed product updates, yet the three biggest questions—airdrop timing, TGE, and listing date—remain unanswered. The official teaser reveals the rollout of InterLink Version 5.0, along with the verification process, Visa Card, the Foundation, and the Taj Mahal Testnet.
April 19: Major Product Push, No Trading Timeline
The event spans online sessions, offline meetups, workshops, and live streams. The network now boasts over 10,000 ambassadors and a community producing more than 200,000 content pieces monthly. Monthly rewards total nearly 10,000 USDT plus 10 million ITLG. However, airdrop specifics remain vague: users with completed KYC will receive tokens first, while pending users must wait for approval and migration access. This puts KYC at the center of the current phase.
Testnet and Consensus: 3-5 Second Finality
InterLink Chain uses a Byzantine Fault Tolerant consensus with deterministic finality, processing transactions through Propose, Verify, Lock, and Finalize stages, settling in three to five seconds. Confirmed transactions cannot be reorganized or reversed—a feature critical for merchant payment scenarios.
Visa Card and Merchant Network: From Mining to Real Spending
The InterLink Visa Card is one of the clearest real-world products in this update—a prepaid card linked to the app, supporting Apple Pay and Google Pay. Users can spend digital assets directly in daily life. The Foundation has opened Payment Point applications for merchants, aiming to build a wider payment network across the Taj Mahal Testnet and mainnet. The network currently has over 7 million verified users across 100+ countries. If this base activates payments, merchant onboarding could prove more impactful than any token update.
Airdrop and TGE: Utility First, Trading Later
Airdrop priority is clear: KYC-completed users get tokens first, and highly active accounts above 200,000 points already receive notifications. The dual-token structure features ITLG as the genesis token for governance and network growth, and ITL as the utility token with a fixed supply of 10 billion. Business tokenization, a DApp layer, vITLG migration, and ITL staking are teased but remain pre-trading features. Neither a firm TGE date nor a final listing date has been confirmed.
Price Speculation: Not Yet Official
No verified InterLink coin price exists on tracked exchanges. An assumed debut range is $0.03 to $0.08. A move toward $0.10 to $0.15 would likely require fast migration, exchange access, and visible card use. A softer start below $0.03 is possible if listing delays persist.