Tunnl airdrop

As of October 2026: Tunnl has become Mimix, a paid creator-campaign platform on X, and no Tunnl or Mimix token has been announced.

Tunnl is now Mimix. The old Tunnl app (app.tunnl.io) now redirects to a notice saying it has evolved into Mimix, and Tunnl's X profile points to Mimix as well.

What it does now: Mimix runs creator campaigns on X. The headline product is Boosts: a brand pastes a public X post, sets a budget, and vetted creators quote-post it. Mimix takes a 20% platform fee from the budget. It also runs UGC video, text, clipping and faucet campaigns.

How a Boost works, from the creator side: the brand pays upfront in USDC on Base, and the budget splits into a creator reward pool plus Mimix's 20%. Every creator is reviewed before joining a Boost, on account quality, audience and content relevance, and the task is to follow the brand, comment, and publish a native quote post. The niches it lists are crypto, AI and tech, and robotics.

The traction (Mimix's own numbers): 1,200+ creator campaigns and $850K+ in campaign volume processed. Its EarnOS case study is the useful one: two $1,000 Boosts activated 109 creators, reached 90K+ verified views in 22 hours, and drove about 1,000 sign-ups.

What that means for your wallet: run the math on that case study. Two $1,000 Boosts leave about $1,600 for creators after the 20% fee. Spread over 109 creators, that is roughly $15 per post on average. Bigger accounts will earn more and small ones less, but the honest framing is pocket money per post, not a salary. Volume of approved Boosts is what adds up.

My take: I'd treat Mimix as paid work, not an airdrop farm. If you already post on X, signing up as a creator is a cheap way to get paid now, and that is the value I'd count on. Where I'd be careful: with no token announced, I would not post just to chase a hypothetical drop.

For airdrop hunters: the old Tunnl routine of daily social quests paid in USDC has become paid creator campaigns on Mimix. Sign up as a creator at Mimix. No Tunnl or Mimix token has been announced, so any airdrop is speculative. The real value here is getting paid for posts now.

Stack it: the same posting habit feeds two reputation systems that do pay: your Kaito AURA, which weighs your posts in Katalyst campaigns, and Ethos Network , whose WHUF rewards went to people who built the reputation graph. Quote posts that read like spam hurt both, so only take Boosts for things you would actually share.

Build it: a creator earnings log that records each Boost, the payout and the views it got, so you can see your real rate per 1,000 views and drop the campaigns that are not worth it. A small build on Deployr .

Related: RallyOnChain is the other creator-rewards program we cover.