MegaETH has opened claims for its Terminal airdrop, giving eligible users a live portal to check status and submit reward details. The deadline is June 10, 2026. Before that date, users must select the wallet that will receive rewards and subscribe with an email for distribution updates. After the cutoff, profile changes will be locked, with no exceptions stated by the project.
Claim portal is live and the deadline is fixed
The Terminal airdrop program has ended, and the project says points have already been finalized. Rewards are now moving into the distribution phase. What is open at this stage is the wallet delegation process, not a new round of point accumulation. Users who qualified need to complete two required steps before the deadline: choose a destination wallet and register an email address for release notifications.
That makes timing central. Once June 10 passes, the selected wallet and related profile information can no longer be changed under the rules described in the announcement.
Eligibility depends on on-chain activity, with three wallet types removed
The report says qualification is tied to actual on-chain usage rather than random allocation. Only activity involving apps that were live and earning points before May 21, 2026 counts toward the airdrop. That date is described as the official Terminal sunset date.
MegaETH also identified three categories of wallets that are disqualified: coordinated wallets, meaning accounts that acted together artificially; duplicated wallets, where one user controlled multiple addresses; and automated wallets driven by bots. Users who believe their status was marked incorrectly can file a dispute through the project’s Discord channel.
Early reports point to USDM-based rewards linked to points
According to the source material, early users reported seeing rewards tied to accumulated Terminal points in the form of USDM stablecoins. USDM is described as a stablecoin that stays close to $1, and the amount received scales with past activity inside the Terminal program. The article frames this as part of the MEGA token reward distribution model, where on-chain participation determines payout.
No detailed public breakdown was provided in the report for allocation ranges, total distribution size, or a per-user formula. The confirmed facts remain narrower: points are finalized, eligibility can be checked, and reward wallet selection must be completed before the deadline.
Scam warnings rise as mainnet timing remains unconfirmed
The project has also warned users about fake accounts and lookalike links circulating around the claim window. Its guidance is direct: avoid wallet connections through links shared in replies or direct messages, and use the official portal at terminal.megaeth.com instead.
MegaETH is described as an Ethereum Layer 2 network claiming more than 100,000 transactions per second and block times below 10 milliseconds. The same report contrasts that with Ethereum at around 15 TPS. Even so, no public mainnet launch date has been confirmed, and the listing date for the MEGA token also remains unannounced. For now, the end of Terminal and the opening of claims are the clearest signs that the project is moving toward its next rollout phase.