According to monitoring by Airdrop Radar, the project status of Billions Network has officially changed from "Verification" to "Claimable Phase," marking the transition from a year-long accumulation of points and qualification review to a substantive value realization process. Accompanying the status jump, Airdrop Radar simultaneously recorded that the project added three key tasks. This combination of "status leap + path update" indicates that participants need to focus not only on the settlement of already associated assets but also to reassess the impact of new tasks on final weighting. In the current backdrop of the airdrop market generally entering a stock game, Billions Network, with a public financing scale of about $35 million and a consistently stable performance in popularity, remains a core clue with relatively high certainty at this stage.

From the user participation perspective, this entry into the claimable phase is the logical endpoint of previous multiple rounds of actions. Prior to this, the project had densely launched Verified Agent Identity verification and Season 1 registration tasks, making it clear that only users who completed identity verification and historical behavior registration could enter subsequent reward distribution pools. Since the registration window for Season 1 closed in late April 2026, and the official announcement stated that unregistered users cannot inherit early achievements, the current "claimable" state seems to be a targeted settlement for qualified contributors. Combining this with AiCoin data showing the project’s popularity trend, Billions Network has not experienced significant fluctuations in the short term. This stable trend, coupled with millions of dollars in financing, provides a strong exit expectation or reinvestment reference for users with existing positions or who have completed tasks. For users who have previously deeply participated in mobile application activities and NFT minting, the current window is a critical point for confirming shares and completing the final supplementary tasks.

Billions Network First Round Claimable

According to the latest data monitoring from Airdrop Radar, the status of Billions Network has officially transitioned from "Verification" to "Claimable Phase." This status change is not only a technical node switch but also means early participants have entered the substantive phase of results verification and profit planning. From Airdrop Radar's page logic, this status leap is typically accompanied by the completion of on-chain snapshots and the locking of distribution weights, marking the project’s shift from long-term points accumulation and identity verification stages to a settlement-centric realization cycle.

At this stage, the claimable status does not equal universal access for all. According to Airdrop Radar's recorded task paths, users still need to conduct self-checks based on their historical behavior records. Billions Network has previously undergone multiple complex pre-participation phases, including identity verification within mobile applications, Supermasks NFT minting, and Verified Agent Identity binding for AI Agents. Particularly, the registration task for Season 1, which closed at the end of April 2026, is a crucial dividing line between existing users and new observers. Data from Airdrop Radar indicates that users who have not completed registration in this phase may not be able to carry over early achievements to subsequent seasons, making the current "claimable" window more oriented towards the targeted settlement of compliant existing users.

It is noteworthy that although the project has entered a critical realization period, Airdrop Radar's research report points out that the short-term discussion frequency of Billions Network has not shown the anticipated dramatic fluctuations, and overall attention remains in a relatively stable range. This stable performance of popularity, to some extent, filters the noise brought by overly heated short-term emotions, reflecting the market’s rational expectations regarding the project against the backdrop of its tens of millions of dollars in financing. For users who have completed Agent verification or participated in early mobile application activities, the current focus should be on confirming their qualifications and completing the synchronously updated supplementary tasks to ensure a definite position in the settlement path.

New Tasks Change Participation Paths

Airdrop Radar records show that as Billions Network's status changed from "Verification" to "Claimable," three key tasks were simultaneously added. This change is not merely the opening of a claiming portal but rather an extension of participation paths in the settlement stage. From the historical trajectory observed in AiCoin data, since the project's launch in March 2025, it has built a points system through various means, including the bounty activity launched in April 2025 on Intract, mobile app identity verification released in June of the same year, and the Supermasks NFT minting introduced in October. The emergence of these new tasks effectively adds final confirmation variables to the existing points and qualification paths after the project enters the claimable state. For long-term tracked veteran users, the current action focus is on sorting out the coverage of historical tasks to ensure that completed Agent verification or Season 1 registration information can smoothly connect to the settlement system through the new tasks.

This "status change + path update" model also provides limited remedial space for users who have not deeply participated. Although the Season 1 registration window (April 20, 2026, to April 27, 2026) has closed and the official announcement states that unregistered users cannot inherit Season 1 achievements, the simultaneous launch of three new tasks in the claimable phase suggests that there may be dynamic adjustments by the project team regarding final allocation weights. Users need to judge based on their individual participation costs: if they have completed mobile human identity verification or passport verification, these three new tasks will be key to enhancing the certainty of distribution; if they completely missed all key nodes in the early stages, the benefits obtained just from the current new tasks may be strictly limited by the Season 1 settlement logic. This overlapping path requires users to have a clear logic when operating, namely, to confirm already associated assets and complete new tasks to lock in final claim eligibility.

From Registration Season to Reward Season

The status leap of Billions Network is fundamentally anchored in the "Billions Rewards Season 1: Registration" tasks that open from April 20 to April 27, 2026. Although this phase lasted only a week and is currently in the CLOSED status, it plays a key role in the overall airdrop path for season participation registration and behavior archiving. According to the official explanation recorded by Airdrop Radar, the registration behavior of Season 1 did not directly show specific airdrop distribution or qualification details at that time. Its core significance lies in “achievement inheritance”—only users who completed registration during this phase can legally carry over all their on-chain and off-chain contributions accumulated in the first season to subsequent settlements. For users who failed to complete registration in this time window, even with high points in the early stages, they may be marginalized in the current settlement phase due to missing key seasonal transition actions.

In the process of transitioning from "Verification" to "Claimable," the project team has completed a filtering system based on a multi-dimensional interaction matrix. This matrix encompasses multiple dimensions including mobile application behavior, AI Agent verification, and specific asset holdings. Specific facts show that Billions previously launched the "Verified Agent Identity" skill with a very high filtering priority, and the official stated that only users who completed AI Agent identity verification are qualified to enter subsequent FAIAR reward programs. Moreover, the mobile application released in June 2025 listed "human identity verification" and "passport verification" as core participation standards, complemented by the Supermasks NFT series minting and the restructured Ambassador Program, forming the user participation profile. The current reward distribution is essentially a cross-reference of these historical actions, and through the dual thresholds of AI Agent verification and mobile biometric identification, the project team has completed a high-intensity identity cleansing before settlement, ensuring that rewards tilt towards accounts with definite behavioral characteristics.

Signals from Financing and Popularity

The scale of financing is a hard indicator for measuring the thickness and sustainability of a project's airdrop. According to financing information recorded by Airdrop Radar, the public financing volume of Billions Network is approximately $35 million. Reviewing its early development path, earlier materials disclosed that its financing amount was around the $30 million level; the current tens of millions of dollars scale not only verifies capital's ongoing recognition of its AI and social ecosystem narrative but also provides ample funding for its year-long product iterations. Since the official account was launched in March 2025, the project has gone through multiple complex phases from mobile application release, Supermasks NFT minting, to AI Agent identity verification. This high-frequency and long-cycle investment logic indicates that the team is not conducting a one-time marketing campaign but is constructing a deeply engaged participant ecosystem. For users, the tens of millions of dollars in financing volume provides a layer of foundational credit endorsement for the value of rewards after entering the "Claimable Phase."

Regarding the popularity trend, AiCoin data shows that Billions Network’s attention has recently remained stable, and short-term discussion frequency has not shown significant fluctuations. This “stabilization after warming” often indicates that speculative traffic has completed preliminary filtering, with those remaining largely being high-completion core contributors. When the project status transitions from "Verification" to "Claimable Phase," the stable popularity actually reduces the interference of external noise on allocation expectations. At this stage, participants’ decision-making logic is no longer driven by market sentiment but rather returns to rational trade-offs between task path completion and individual investment costs. Because the Season 1 registration window closed on April 27, 2026, and the official clarified that unregistered users cannot carry achievements to subsequent seasons, the current stability resembles a quiet period before settlement. The financial strength combined with stable attention points to one conclusion: this is a distribution model that values significant assets, long cycles, and real participation quality, and its airdrop certainty is gradually realized with the status leap.

What Users Should Arrange Next

With Airdrop Radar switching Billions Network’s status from "Verification" to "Claimable Phase," the core operational logic for participants should focus on "stock verification" and "incremental completion." For users who have deeply participated and completed Season 1 Registration (April 20, 2026, to April 27, 2026), the primary task is to verify the quality of their historical task completion and the validity of their registration records. Since this registration window has now closed and the official stated that unregistered users cannot inherit Season 1 achievements to subsequent phases, this signifies that the interest distribution pattern of S1 has essentially set. Such users should utilize the current "claimable" window to check for any missed claiming steps or status updates, ensuring that historical weights can be fully converted into settlement gains.

For users who have only participated in some early tasks or are observing with tokens, the current variable lies in the three new task paths recorded by Airdrop Radar. Under the confirmation that the project’s financing scale is within the $30 million to $35 million range and overall popularity remains stable, users need to evaluate the cost-to-benefit ratio of completing these three new tasks. If these tasks involve mobile application activity or specific identity verifications (like Verified Agent Identity), completing them will be a key means to enhance potential gain certainty and hedge against insufficient S1 participation. Subsequently, investors should closely monitor the dynamics of Season 2 launch and the continuity of task rules. Airdrop Radar will continue to track the evolution of the project’s task lines, and users should decide whether to include Billions Network in their long-term tracking list based on Season 1 settlement feedback and the execution thresholds of new tasks to capture the certain opportunities arising from the transition from a points system to actual incentives.

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