Interlink Labs said in a new X update that the Interlink Network airdrop snapshot is now live, and queue movement will now be driven by user activity rather than chance. That is the clearest short-term change around the project. The biggest dates, though, are still missing: the team has not confirmed a TGE date, exchange listing date, or mainnet launch date.
Biweekly snapshots now reorder users by contribution
According to the project, the Human Network runs an automated snapshot every two weeks and then reorders the queue based on contribution. Six metrics are used in that process: HCS, mining rate, group mining rate, total referrals, ACS, and burn streak. The rule set is now clearer. Users with stronger activity can move up faster.
Interlink also said each verified profile must pass three compliance checks. These reference Hong Kong AMLO, the SFC VASP licensing standard, and FATF Recommendation 15, widely known as the Travel Rule.
April 19 event added more detail to the roadmap
The company said its April 19 event included online sessions, meetups, workshops, and live streams. Topics covered Version 5.0, verification, the card product, the Foundation, and the Taj Mahal Testnet. It also teased business tokenization, a DApp layer, vITLG migration, and ITL staking.
Interlink claims the project now has more than 10,000 ambassadors and produces over 200,000 content pieces each month. Monthly rewards are described as nearly $10,000 in USDT plus 10 million ITLG. In a separate update, the team said users who completed KYC will receive tokens first, and accounts with more than 200,000 points are already receiving notices.
Payment chain and card rollout advance, launch timing does not
On the product side, Interlink says its payment chain can settle transactions in three to five seconds. It uses Byzantine Fault Tolerant consensus, with the process moving through Propose, Verify, Lock, and Finalize. The stated goal is to prevent reversals after confirmation.
The prepaid Visa card is linked to the app and supports Apple Pay and Google Pay. The Foundation has also opened Payment Point applications for merchants. Interlink says ITLG is used for governance and growth, while ITL has a fixed supply of 10 billion. The project also claims more than 7 million verified users across over 100 countries.
The picture is fuller than before, with tighter verification rules and more visible payment features. Even so, the dates that matter most to users remain open. For now, attention is centered on KYC progress, snapshot ranking changes, and whether the team will finally publish a timeline for TGE, mainnet, and listing.