The status of the OpenGradient airdrop in the airdrop radar has officially been adjusted from “verifying” to the claiming phase. This shift in status means that the project's certainty within the system has significantly increased, and the user participation path has shifted from long-term qualification accumulation and verification to the delivery phase of verifying specific eligibility and executing subsequent claiming actions.

According to the latest records from the airdrop radar, OpenGradient has simultaneously added 4 new tasks that mainly focus on eligibility verification and claiming processes. Against the backdrop of publicly raised funding of about 9.6 million USD (including the previously disclosed 8.5 million USD funding event from Galxe activities), even though recent monitoring of the page has not shown significant fluctuations in attention, maintaining overall stability, this transition from expectation realization to execution delivery marks that the project has entered a substantial profit acquisition period. For users who have previously participated in Galxe tasks, interacted with BitQuant AI, or completed Airdrop registration on the official Portal, this is a crucial window for confirming shares and completing the final claiming steps.

From verification to claiming: A leap in participation phase

According to the latest status monitoring from the airdrop radar, OpenGradient has officially switched from “verifying” to the claiming phase (marked by the system as REWARD_AVAILABLE). This status transition indicates that the project party has completed the cleaning and qualification determination of early participant behavior data, and users who have completed specific interaction actions early have now entered the actual redemption phase. From the user operation perspective, the current focus has shifted from task accumulation to eligibility verification and quota confirmation, with users needing to complete the final asset claiming steps via the Airdrop tab on the official Portal.

This phase transition has a clear time anchor: OpenGradient previously opened Airdrop Registration from April 15 to April 20, 2026, and clearly announced that the claiming function would go live on April 21. The airdrop radar's adjustment to the claiming status confirms the execution results of this timeline. It means that users who registered within the specified time, and whose historical points or role weights meet the standards, have achieved a closed-loop in their participation paths.

It should be noted that the status transition does not equate to universal coverage. The boundaries of claiming eligibility are tightly tied to the project's previous multiple rounds of assessment logic, including but not limited to completed Galxe point tasks, BitQuant AI interaction activity, and OG/Alpha OG role weights in the Discord community. For users, the current value lies in confirming whether they are included in the final Reward list through the official entry, and strictly following official guidelines to complete the claiming operation. Any behavior that fails to register during the registration period or insufficient task completion may result in being unable to retrieve claimable shares at this stage.

New tasks launched: A dividing line between old and new users

As the project status transitioned to "claimable," the airdrop radar also detected that OpenGradient has added 4 new tasks, indicating that during the current claiming phase, user operation paths are not limited to simply “confirming shares and cashing out,” and there are still executable interaction actions available. For old users, these 4 new tasks are critical variables for point accumulation and subsequent rounds of qualification screening. Since prior core sources of points like Galxe Tasks (1), Galxe Tasks (2), and BitQuant AI daily chat have been marked as CLOSED, the new task launch provides an opportunity for already eligible users to further consolidate their weight or participate in potential incremental distributions.

For users who have not yet deeply engaged, although the new tasks provide a “catch-up” path, their substantial impact on the current claiming window is limited by the project's snapshot logic. According to airdrop radar records, the Airdrop Registration activity closed on April 20, 2026, with the official announcement that the claiming function would begin on April 21, meaning the current claimable shares (REWARD_AVAILABLE) are primarily based on closed historical task data. The new tasks likely continue the diverse designs of forms, social interactions, and mainnet interactions, aimed at guiding users into ecosystem applications like twin.fun rather than directly changing the locked initial distribution results.

From the user's perspective, the update of task paths has not changed the overall status marking of the "claiming phase," but has widened the distance between users with different depths of participation. Old users need to assess the marginal benefits of continuing to invest time and energy in completing new tasks to cope with potential point multiplier corrections; while new users must clarify that entering at this time is more about laying the groundwork for the project's long-term incentives, rather than immediately obtaining rewards that are now open for claiming. In the airdrop radar's task cards, users should prioritize filtering for new paths that are still in ACTIVE status, while avoiding ineffective historical tasks.

Task clues along the way: Who is more likely to be on the list

The eligibility for the OpenGradient airdrop is not determined by a single snapshot dimension but is formed based on a year and a half of multi-round activities. From the task paths recorded by the airdrop radar, the project party has constructed a detailed user contribution layering through social interactions, product gray testing, and on-chain interactions. On October 9, 2024, OpenGradient started the first round of Galxe tasks while announcing the acquisition of 8.5 million USD in funding; followed by launching the second round of Galxe activities called “Early Bird” on December 18 of the same year, where participants could accumulate 105 points through basic tasks. These early points constitute the initial data of the user profile.

Deep interactions at the product level are the core basis for defining airdrop levels. Between April and May 2025, the project selected early testing users for BitQuant AI agents through Google Forms and initiated daily chat tasks to earn points (capped at 20 points/day). This phase initially filtered out “pure social users” from actual product users. In November 2025, with the launch of the twin.fun platform, the interaction focus shifted to the mainnet environment, involving high-weight on-chain behaviors such as connecting wallets, interacting with AI Agents, purchasing keys, and paying to create Agents.

The weight of community identity is also not to be overlooked. OpenGradient established an OG and Alpha OG role system in Discord, with the Alpha OG role being awarded manually by the team based on “real and sustained contributions.” In March 2026, the project further enriched social contribution data through the x402 card generation activities and Discord role selection linkage. Judging from these historical clues, users who can enter the current “claimable" list typically need to occupy multiple dimensions in Galxe points, BitQuant daily activity records, twin.fun on-chain interactions, and core roles in Discord. For users who registered for Airdrop Registration from April 15 to 20, 2026, their historical performance will directly determine the thickness of their final rewards.

Funding support and narrative in the track: How airdrop radar prices attention

The capital background of OpenGradient provides a foundational support for the continuity of its task paths. According to the data from the airdrop radar research brief, the project has publicly raised around 9.6 million USD. Among them, the 8.5 million USD funding event disclosed on October 9, 2024, has been directly transformed by the project party into a user growth incentive node, simultaneously launching the Galxe Tasks (1) activity, tightly binding the progress of fundraising with community points acquisition. This strategy of using funding milestones as nodes for brand dissemination and user growth typically means the project possesses stronger delivery expectations and resource guarantees in the airdrop radar's selection logic.

From the perspective of the track narrative, OpenGradient’s attention is more derived from the product landing of AI agents and DeFi navigation. The project has constructed a complete behavioral chain from “daily chat to earn points” to “on-chain interaction to purchase keys” through its AI agent product BitQuant and twin.fun platform. During participation, users are not only vying for airdrop expectations but are also validating the application logic of AI agents in real on-chain environments. Airdrop radar records show that although the project has currently transitioned to “claimable” status, its overall attention remains stable, and short-term discussions have not shown extreme fluctuations, reflecting that the market's pricing of its value is more established on the narrative expectations and product delivery of the AI track, rather than solely on airdrop profit arbitrage.

It is important to clarify that fundraising information is only used as a fundamental reference in the evaluation system of the airdrop radar. Although the 9.6 million USD fundraising scale provides capital assurance for product research and development, it does not equate to a final commitment or certainty of benefits for the airdrop distribution. Users participating in such AI narrative projects should focus on the depth of product usage and the acquisition of core identities (like the Alpha OG role in Discord); the fundraising data serves merely as a boundary indicator for assessing the project’s lifecycle and risk resistance capability.

Three major observation indicators in the claiming phase

● In the short term, users should focus on the technical details of the claiming phase during actual execution. As the system status shifts from “verifying” to “claimable,” some users can attempt operations on the official Portal. At this time, the stability of the claiming entry, the accuracy of eligibility checks, and whether there are large-scale complaints are key indicators for measuring the project party’s airdrop distribution capability. Since historical activities (like Galxe Tasks, BitQuant early points, Airdrop Registration, etc.) are mostly in CLOSED status, the current claiming logic mainly relies on existing contribution records to delineate the list, rather than launching new rounds of task competition.

● The mid-term observation dimension should focus on the distribution weight of new tasks and subsequent activities. The airdrop radar records that OpenGradient has recently added 4 new tasks, indicating that the project party continues to design subsequent paths, potentially reserving space for future rounds or additional distributions. Those who missed the first batch of claims or core users wishing to increase their weight need to closely monitor whether these new tasks will change future airdrop distribution logic to determine if it is worth investing more time in deep participation.

● In the long term, evaluating the real data performance and community stickiness of OpenGradient's AI products is crucial. From the iteration of BitQuant AI agents to the launch of the twin.fun platform, the project has consistently tried to maintain long-term participation through points and Discord role systems (like Alpha OG). Investors and users need to determine whether the current airdrop is a one-time incentive event or the beginning of a larger product ecosystem incentive plan. The actual activity level of the project’s AI products and on-chain interaction data will be the core variables determining the support for its token value and the sustainability of subsequent incentives.

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