GenLayer airdrop
AI-native blockchain enabling Intelligent Contracts that query the internet via LLMs. Testnet Bradbury is live and Season 1 of its rewards program launched Aug 18, 2026. Airdrop registration ran Oct 22–26, 2026 and was reported reopened on Oct 28 for a few more days (only registered wallets can claim later). A tokenomics paper was published (4.20B GEN genesis supply, 25% Community) and the token is reported to be moving to Arbitrum; mainnet is targeted for Q4 2026. No token live and no TGE date announced — seed round closed Aug 2024, backed by North Island Ventures with Arrington Capital and Arthur Hayes' Maelstrom fund.
| Category | AI Infra |
| Funding raised | $7.5M |
| Backers | North Island Ventures, Arrington, Maelstrom |
| Cost to take part | $0 (Free) |
| Status on AirdropsRadar | Points System |
| Last verified | November 2, 2026 |
Is there a token or airdrop?
No token is live and no TGE date has been announced. The token is reported to be moving to Arbitrum, and a tokenomics paper (4.20B GEN genesis supply) has been published. Mainnet is targeted for Q4 2026.
What can you do today?
- GenLayer runs a public testnet called Bradbury. Using it is free.
- Season 1 of its rewards program launched on August 18, 2026. Airdrop registration ran October 22 to 26, 2026 and was reported reopened on October 28 for a few more days; only registered wallets can claim later.
- A daily faucet hands out test tokens, and an Incentivized Builders Program rewards developers for building, documenting and testing the protocol.
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Frequently asked questions
Has GenLayer launched a token?
No. As of November 2, 2026 there is no live token and no announced TGE date.
Is it free to take part?
The testnet is free to use; test tokens come from a faucet.
Who funded GenLayer?
North Island Ventures, with Arrington Capital and Arthur Hayes' Maelstrom fund. The seed round closed in August 2024.