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Ritual Airdrop Portal

Join to RITUAL airdrop and check eligibility, token distribution and staking on Ritual Mainnet.

Network overview

Ritual Mainnet Airdrop, Token Allocation & Staking

RITUAL powers network execution, validators and delegation. The community airdrop described by the Foundation is for verifiable contributions to the ecosystem.

Ritual Airdrop Allocation
50M RITUAL

Community distribution representing 0.5% of the initial token supply.

Ritual Token
10B

Initial RITUAL supply. The native Ritual network uses chain ID 784.

Stake RITUAL
PoS

Validators secure the chain; holders may delegate their RITUAL and share in block rewards.

Claim information

Ritual Airdrop Claim: Eligibility and Token Rewards

The published allocation categories include Infernet node operators, Frenrug participants, longstanding community contributors and ambassadors. Eligibility is tied to verified contributions, not simply visiting a claim website. Always check wallet allocation through a confirmed official source.

1. Confirm the source

Open the link distributed through Ritual Foundation's verified communication channels.

2. Check the eligible wallet

Use the same address connected with qualifying past network or community participation.

3. Review any claim request

Only sign after confirming the address, chain and transaction details. Never share seed phrases.

Proof of stake

Stake Ritual Tokens — Validators, Delegation and Rewards

RITUAL staking is separate from the airdrop. Protocol validators produce blocks and can share network rewards with delegators. Reward rates can change and staking has blockchain, operational and validator risks. Read the detailed Ritual Staking section before participating.

Frequently asked questions

Ritual Airdrop & Ritual Staking FAQ

Answers to common questions about the Ritual token claim portal, allocations, Mainnet and stake rewards.

What is the Ritual Airdrop?

The Ritual Airdrop is a token distribution for eligible early contributors to Ritual. The published tokenomics allocates 50 million native RITUAL tokens, equal to 0.5% of the initial 10 billion supply, to the community.

How can I claim RITUAL tokens?

Use the claim website linked by the Ritual Foundation and verify its exact URL. Check eligibility with the wallet associated with past participation.

Who is eligible for the Ritual token airdrop?

Eligibility described in Ritual tokenomics includes qualifying Infernet node operators, Frenrug participants, and sustained contributors such as community members and ambassadors. Actual allocations depend on the project’s verification rules.

What is the Ritual Airdrop Claim Portal?

A claim portal is the interface used to check and receive an eligible RITUAL allocation. The captured Ritual claim page identifies airdrop.ritualfoundation.xyz;

Is the Ritual airdrop vested or locked?

The community airdrop described in published tokenomics is fully unlocked at launch without an airdrop lockup. Other token allocations can have separate vesting schedules.

What network is used for the Ritual Airdrop Claim?

The claim flow in the supplied original page refers to Ritual Mainnet. RITUAL is the native currency of Ritual Chain, which uses chain ID 784.

What is Ritual staking?

Ritual is a proof-of-stake network. Validators stake RITUAL to secure the chain; holders can also delegate their RITUAL to validators and participate in network rewards.

How do RITUAL staking rewards work?

Block rewards are credited to validators and shared with their delegators according to network rules. Actual yield depends on network conditions, validator terms and participation, and is not guaranteed.

Can I claim a Ritual airdrop without connecting a wallet here?

It's Official Airdrop Claim Portal. You need to connect wallet for claim rewards

How can I avoid fake Ritual claim websites?

Verify URLs via the Foundation’s own channels, examine contract addresses on the official explorer, never enter a seed phrase, and reject unexpected approval requests. A look-alike domain is not evidence of affiliation.