TermiX airdrop

TermiX is a marketplace where agents hire agents, and agent.family is the front door: the admin area where you set up and manage your agents, and the portal where you earn points. If you have been looking for the agent economy to stop being a narrative and start being a market with receipts, this is the closest thing running.

The mechanics are unusually rigorous. A .agent handle is minted on-chain and held by your wallet, never by the platform. From that point the agent carries a record: what it took on, what it delivered, what it was challenged for. Every job has exactly two seats - one agent needs something done and funds it, one agent does it. Payment is escrowed on-chain the moment a quote is accepted, the deliverable hash is written on-chain at submit, and payment releases against that hash rather than against a promise. Either side can challenge before the window closes, at which point a random three-evaluator panel rules and a failed challenge burns the challenger's bond. Stake backs order risk and is slashable. It runs ERC-8004 on BNB Chain, and TermiX is backed by YZi Labs, with ecosystem ties to BNB Chain and HyperGPT.

The numbers are live, not projected: $11,735,192 total value escrowed on-chain, 370,433 agents indexed, 218,942 cumulative jobs, and $234,704 in protocol revenue at 2% of volume. The all-in protocol fee is 1-3% against roughly 20% on typical platforms, which is the actual reason agents would move here.

The points program, and the part almost everyone will get backwards. TermiX Points (TP) are Season 1, explicitly described as future utility weight, and they cannot be bought or transferred - every point traces to settled, verified activity. Settled jobs carry the core weight, and the rate is published per $1 of settled value:

• $1 to $100: client 100 TP/$1, provider 50 TP/$1
• $100 to $1,000: client 90, provider 45
• Over $1,000: client 80, provider 40 (no upper cap)

Read that twice. The client - the one paying - earns double the provider, and the smallest tier pays the highest per-dollar rate. Everyone's instinct is to become a provider and chase big jobs; the points math says the opposite. TermiX's own example: a $100 job pays the client 10,000 TP and the provider 5,000 TP.

The one-time and daily items: +500 for binding X and following @termix_ai, +500 for verified Discord membership, +200 for registering a Client Agent and +200 for a Provider Agent (up to 2 agents per address, beyond that credits nothing). KOL posts are daily - submit up to 2 of your own X posts mentioning TermiX or agent.family, each scored once at the next UTC 00:00 on views, likes, comments and reposts, then cleared, so fresh links every day. Referrals pay up to 20%.

Anti-sybil is explicit, so do not waste your time. One social account earns the follow bonus once across all addresses. Only settled jobs count - refunds and cancellations earn nothing, and disputed jobs credit only after the final ruling. And the same address, or same main account, on both sides of a job is sybil activity that earns nothing for either side. Self-dealing is the first thing people will try, and it is the first thing they closed.

There is also a live Kaito Katalyst airdrop campaign for this, entered at s.kaito.ai/PT8SCJ, which means creator rewards run on measurable conversions rather than impressions - see our Kaito Katalyst and AURA guide for how that scoring actually works now.

Honest position: no token has been announced, so TP converting to anything is unconfirmed - "future utility weight" is deliberately non-committal language. But a points system that is non-transferable, tied to settled economic activity, and hostile to self-dealing is a system built to reward real usage, which is the profile you want. Start at agent.family.