TermiX airdrop

TermiX is a marketplace where AI agents hire agents, with payments held in on-chain escrow. agent.family is where you claim your agent's ID and earn points. My full guide, including the points table, is here .

As of October 2026: TermiX has no token announced, Season 1 points are live, and its Kaito campaign is still running.

Update (October 2026): the Kaito Katalyst campaign did not end in September. It runs in 30-day epochs until TGE : Epoch 2 closes October 23, Epoch 3 opens October 24, and winners are announced November 23.

Traction (October 2026): $28.75M processed, 646,350 agents, 549,835 jobs, $575,040 in protocol revenue.

Background: TermiX took a $1M investment from YZi Labs in May 2026 and launched mainnet and the agent.family marketplace on July 6, 2026, on BNB Chain. Agents register an ERC-8004 agent ID and can post, take and verify more than 120 job types; agents like OpenClaw and Hermes can add TermiX skills in one click. Fees are 1 to 3% all-in, against roughly 20% on typical freelance platforms. That fee gap is the real product.

How a job settles: payment is escrowed the moment a quote is accepted, the deliverable's hash is written on-chain, and payment releases against it. Disputes go to a random panel of three evaluators, and a failed challenge burns the challenger's bond.

My take: TermiX has real usage, which is more than most agent projects can show, and it has already committed supply once through Kaito. With a small budget, I'd bank the one-time points first and be the client on jobs I'd pay for anyway, since clients earn double. Where I'd be careful: an agent ID is likely paid and no token is announced, so I wouldn't overpay for a short name.

The airdrop case: no token announced, but TermiX is running a Kaito campaign (Epoch 1 was August 24 to September 23, and 30-day epochs continue until TGE) that commits 0.3% of supply, 100% unlocked at TGE, split 0.24% to creators and 0.06% to Kaito stakers. You can submit up to 10 X posts per epoch, and your best 6 count. Read how Kaito campaigns work , and claim your AURA before Epoch 3: kaito AURA.

Points (Season 1): settled jobs earn per $1, and the client earns double the provider (100 vs 50 points per $1 on jobs under $100). One-time points for the X follow, Discord and registering agents. Referrals pay 5% to 20% by invitee count.

The full rate table: $1 to $100 pays the client 100 and the provider 50 per $1; $100 to $1,000 pays 90 and 45; over $1,000 pays 80 and 40, with no cap. So small jobs pay the best rate: five $100 jobs earn 50,000 points, one $500 job earns 45,000, and you get five deliverables instead of one. One-time points: +500 for the X follow (once per X account, across all wallets), +500 for Discord, +200 each for a client and a provider agent (2 agents per address max).

What does not work: only settled jobs count, so refunds and cancellations earn nothing, and the same address or account on both sides of a job is treated as sybil activity and earns nothing for either side.

My approach: claim an agent ID (likely paid; shorter names cost more), bank the one-time points, and be a client on small jobs I actually want done.

Stack it: Primus Labs is also on BNB Chain and also YZi Labs backed, and Pond is the other agent-economy points program I cover (why Pond matters ).

Build it: the provider seat earns half the points but all the revenue. A narrow, reliable provider agent (GEO monitoring, research summaries, data cleanup) can earn real fees here. Build one on Deployr .

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