The latest data from the Airdrop Radar shows that the Billions Network and Gensyn projects have officially entered the claimable phase, while the Plume Network has reverted from the previous high-certainty phase to verification. The three projects exhibit a clear differentiation in participation windows and status transitions. According to AiCoin data, these three projects all have substantial foundational support in terms of financing: Gensyn leads with approximately $66.74 million, while Billions Network and Plume Network hold about $35 million and $30.03 million, respectively. Although this round of status adjustments involves intensive updates to task paths, the overall attention on each project remains stable, without any unusual fluctuations in short-term discussion.

For existing participants, the transition of Billions Network from “verification” to “REWARD_AVAILABLE” and the addition of three key tasks signifies that early points and Season 1 registration behaviors are now in a redemption period. Meanwhile, Gensyn has also jumped directly from “potential clues” to a claimable status, with its Delphi mainnet launch and the issuance of quotas for public fundraising users becoming core variables. In contrast, after completing the first round of airdrops, Plume Network's status fell from “confirmed” back to “verification,” with this round introducing only one new task, indicating uncertainty in its subsequent distribution paths. This reordering of statuses directly affects users' action priorities at the time point of 2026-05-06. Current observations should focus on the execution costs of new task paths and the release logic of the remaining distribution shares of each project.

Signals of Differentiation Among the Three Projects

Observing the dynamic paths from “potential clues—verification—claimable,” both Billions Network and Gensyn demonstrate clear advancement in this round of updates, with both statuses transitioning to the “claimable” phase; in contrast, Plume Network has reverted from the high-certainty “confirmed” status to “verification” after completing the first round of airdrops. This state differentiation is not coincidental but rather the result of the project delivery rhythm and the verification logic of the Airdrop Radar working together. Despite all three possessing strong financing backgrounds—Gensyn at around $66.74 million, Billions Network at approximately $35 million, and Plume Network at about $30.03 million—and AiCoin data showing their attention remains stable, there is no absolute positive correlation between financing amounts and the final issuance of airdrops; the transitions of statuses depend more on the clarity of task paths and the current distribution state of the incentive pools.

The emergence of new tasks essentially reflects the project's further refinement of participation records. Billions Network and Gensyn each adding three tasks indicates that participant interaction records are shifting from vague community contributions to clear on-chain verifications or mainnet consumption, a critical juncture for early deep participants rather than an open-window bonus for the general public. For instance, Billions' mandatory requirements for Verified Agent Identity, as well as Gensyn’s quotas for public users, indicate that task paths are converging toward specific qualifications or funding thresholds. For users, the current observation variable lies in the execution costs behind these new tasks, and whether the release logic of the remaining distribution shares can still support the expected yield space after the status differentiation.

Billions Network: How to View the Claim Period

Billions Network officially transitioned in the Airdrop Radar from “verification” to “claimable (REWARD_AVAILABLE),” marking the opening of its Season 1 behavior settlement range. According to AiCoin data, this round also synchronously added three new tasks, forming a logical closed loop with the Season 1 registrations and social account bindings opened in late April 2026. For participants, this phase change signifies that the points accumulated from registration, invitations, and within the mobile app are now converting to observable reward qualifications.

From the perspective of participation, Billions has shown a distinct tendency for “multi-dimensional” filtering. The Verified Agent Identity skill introduced by the project is now clearly linked to the future FAIAR reward program, and only validated identity agents have participation eligibility, which separates pure “grab-the-airdrop” behavior from deep identity verification. Coupled with its approximately $35 million in financing and a long-running points system, Billions shows strong medium to long-term target attributes, but users must remain vigilant against the risk of execution costs stemming from the narrowing of task paths toward specific qualifications. Currently, the settlement of Season 1 is just the first step; the subsequent release logic for distribution shares and the final weight of behaviors within the app will be core variables determining actual user yields.

Plume Network: Certainty Reversion

Compared to the status upgrades of Billions Network, Plume Network showed a clear slowdown in the rhythm during this round of Airdrop Radar data updates. Its project status retracted from “confirmed” back to “verification,” meaning that after completing the first phase of the airdrop and the first batch of token claims, the certainty for subsequent large-scale distributions has been adjusted downward compared to the earlier stages. The addition of only one new task this round, combined with its already launched $PLUME reward pool activity, indicates that the project team is shifting its focus from early explosive customer acquisition to long-term ecological retention.

From historical data, Plume has accumulated a wealth of user interaction records through multiple activities, including Nest pre-registration, PNP point farming, and Galxe tasks. Although the project has about $30.03 million in financing support and its mainnet supports substantial interactions such as bridging, staking, and token swaps, the retraction of status suggests to users that the current phase is closer to long-term ecological operation rather than short-term airdrop redemption. For participants, it requires a reassessment of the rhythm for the release of remaining tokens over the next 90 days and close attention to the actual conversion ratio of point weights within mainnet activity.

Gensyn: From Clue to Claimable

Gensyn made a direct leap from “potential clues” to “claimable” in this round of updates, becoming one of the clearest cases for airdrop redemption pathways in the AI sector. Airdrop Radar records show that the project has approximately $66.74 million in financing, having accumulated multi-dimensional participation data since 2025 through node test networks, Swarm roles, and the Pioneer Program. Although the team clarified at the end of 2025 that the testnet itself would not set up airdrops, this independent reward arrangement has begun to emerge following the formal launch of the Delphi mainnet on April 22, 2026. Users can currently connect their wallets and recharge assets into the Gensyn network to engage in its prediction market and apply for the Creator Waitlist, converting previous technical participation into substantive on-chain weight.

The three newly added tasks emphasize real usage data of the mainnet. On April 25, 2026, Gensyn Foundation announced a specific quota of $10 for users participating in the $AI public sale, to be used for consumption on the Delphi platform. Eligible participants are required to bridge ETH to the Gensyn network and check specific reward qualifications via Merkl. This action not only serves as a targeted incentive for public users but also marks Gensyn’s transition from a purely computational network narrative to a Delphi-centered predictive market ecological application. For investors, the subsequent observation variables lie in the liquidity contribution of mainnet assets and the timeliness of receiving specific incentive quotas, rather than simply the duration of node idling.

What Can Be Done Now and What to Expect

At the time point of 2026-05-06, with Billions Network and Gensyn's status transitioning to “claimable,” this represents more of a phase settlement for users deeply involved, rather than encouraging new users to restart large-scale, high-intensity task gambles at this time. The logical addition of new tasks by Billions and Gensyn mainly aims to supplement Season records or guide the use of mainnet products, and their weights are difficult to replace early historical contributions. In contrast, the status of Plume Network retracted from “confirmed” to “verification,” which is a signal worthy of caution, reminding users to move it back from the high-certainty list to a medium-risk observation position, as its subsequent airdrop redemption path clearly has more uncertainties. According to AiCoin data, despite all three projects having financing scales between $30 million and $60 million, the authorities have not committed to a fixed airdrop distribution ratio, and currently, the overall market attention remains stable without extreme FOMO sentiment. Investors should continue to track task updates and status evolutions on the Airdrop Radar, cautiously distinguishing between “financing heat” and “realizable yields,” focusing on Plume’s rule modifications and the timeliness of rewards for Billions and Gensyn mainnet incentives.

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