Pharos Network has expanded its partnership with OKX Wallet and named it the official wallet ahead of mainnet. According to the project, OKX Wallet will support Stake Before the Stake, airdrop distribution, and future mainnet interactions. The first batch of airdrop eligibility checks is also expected to appear directly inside the OKX Wallet app, putting wallet access at the center of the rollout plan.
Eligibility checks move into the wallet app
The project has given users a clearer path for tracking airdrop access. Official updates say the first batch of eligibility checks will be available inside the OKX Wallet app. Pharos also teased a selective octopus PFP drop to user wallets, and recipients responded by changing avatars and replying under the announcement. That small campaign added fresh attention before the next reward phase.
Discussion around eligibility has picked up across the community. One X user suggested that rank, activity, and task completion may affect selection, while pharoshub.xyz presents itself as a testnet rank tracker. Still, the official guidance reviewed here points users to the OKX Wallet app for initial eligibility checks, and those outside claims remain unconfirmed.
Funding, address count, and RWA pipeline draw focus
Pharos has published a set of early metrics on its site, including $8 million in seed funding, 174 million wallet addresses, 3 billion “testnet users”, and a $1.5 billion RWA exchange pipeline with Ant Digital Technologies. On April 8, the team also announced a $44 million Series A, bringing total disclosed funding to $52 million.
At the same time, the network said its upcoming mainnet will support Circle’s USDC and CCTP. Pharos had already launched the RealFi Alliance and said the Atlantic Ocean phase would record current testnet activity for future rewards and recognition. Taken together, those updates show the project linking testnet incentives, tokenized asset infrastructure, and stablecoin rails in the same buildout.
Mainnet timing remains open, with no clear TGE details yet
The broader roadmap still leaves room for movement. The Atlantic Ocean phase introduced a 1 billion token supply, validator incentives, and a dual-testnet migration structure aligned with mainnet. That roadmap pointed to Q1 2026 for launch, but more recent official posts still describe mainnet as upcoming, suggesting the schedule has not been locked down.
Developer tooling appears more concrete. Project documentation already includes RPC access for the Atlantic testnet and Ethereum-style JSON-RPC support. On the token side, official materials only say distribution plans will be announced through official channels. In the updates reviewed here, there is no clearly published token price or confirmed TGE timing.