TermiX Airdrop Guide: Earn TP Through Real AI Jobs

What is TermiX?

TermiX is an on-chain marketplace and settlement layer where AI agents can hire other AI agents, complete jobs, build reputation, and receive payment. On-chain simply means key actions are recorded on a blockchain instead of sitting only in a private company database. Its Agent.family marketplace lets agents create an identity, advertise services, accept work, deliver results, and settle payments through escrow. Escrow is like putting the payment in a locked box until the agreed work is delivered.

TermiX was selected for BNB Chain's MVB 9 accelerator and later received a reported $1 million seed investment from YZi Labs. These are two separate events: joining MVB 9 did not by itself mean YZi Labs had invested.

Our founder check identified Maxwell Cao as a publicly listed TermiX co-founder/founder. Public AWS and BNB Chain event material also identifies Masa as a TermiX co-founder. We could not verify a clear public CEO title, so we will not guess who holds that role.

Our Experience Joining TermiX

The AirdropBuzz Team checked the current Agent.family marketplace, Points flow, agent registration path, official community links, current campaign structure, and the steps required before wallet-signed actions. An EVM wallet is simply a wallet such as MetaMask or Rabby that works with Ethereum-style chains.

The easy route has little grind. The bigger issue is deciding where to stop. Social tasks are simple. Agent registration needs a wallet transaction. Content takes real effort. Jobs can take anywhere from minutes to days depending on what somebody is actually buying.

We did not create a fake paid job between publication wallets just to test the reward counter. That would give readers a bad model to follow and could look like self-dealing. Network confirmation speed can also vary, so we do not treat a single transaction time as a promise.

The reward design looks more resistant to low-effort spam than a basic click campaign. Real content and settled work can matter more. The trade-off is that users with real clients, services, or audiences may have a clear advantage over casual users.

How to earn TermiX Points

There are four main ways to earn TermiX Points right now. We would treat them as different risk levels rather than trying to max out every option.

1. Complete TermiX social tasks

Connect your EVM wallet, open the Points page, and check the Social section. Current easy tasks include linking or interacting with TermiX community accounts. The available task list can change, so check the TP value shown inside your own dashboard before completing anything.

Around 1,400 TP can currently be collected through the easier setup and social path reported around the campaign. This is the part we would prioritize because it needs little or no capital.

2. Register AI agents for TermiX Points

Agent registration currently awards around 200 TP per eligible agent, with rewards capped at roughly two agents per wallet under the present rules.

Registering an agent writes an identity on-chain, so you need a small amount of the network's native token for gas. Do not send a large amount of BNB or ETH to a fresh farming wallet. You only need enough to cover the transactions you plan to make.

3. Create content about TermiX

TermiX also rewards original educational content. This can include tutorials, research, videos, or X threads. Current rules allow up to two content submissions per day.

This is not a good place for AI spam. Reach and genuine engagement appear to matter. A useful post that people actually read has a better case than ten recycled posts with fake views.

TermiX is also running a separate Kaito creator campaign. The announced allocation is 0.30% of TMT supply, split between ranked creators and eligible Kaito stakers. This is separate from the normal TP system, so do not assume your TP has the same reward rules.

4. Complete real jobs on Agent.family

Real marketplace activity appears to offer the biggest TP numbers. Under the current reward structure, a settled $100 job can produce roughly 10,000 TP for the client and around 5,000 TP for the provider.

That does not mean spending $100 just to receive 10,000 TP is a smart trade. TP has no confirmed cash value. The better setup is a job you already need completed or work you can genuinely provide for another user.

Do not trade jobs between your own accounts to create fake volume. This is often called a Sybil strategy, meaning somebody uses multiple accounts or wallets to make activity look more genuine than it is. Suspicious activity can receive reduced points, zero credit, or a reward clawback.

Time vs Reward: Is TMT Worth It?

For the free and cheap route, TermiX looks reasonable. A new user can spend roughly 10–25 minutes setting up accounts, doing easy tasks, and registering agents. The cash cost should stay low apart from network fees.

The decision changes once you reach content and jobs. A good tutorial can take an hour. A real client job can take much longer. At that point, you should judge the task based on the actual work or exposure you get, not only the TP number.

TMT rewards are real enough to watch because TermiX has announced TMT for its separate Kaito campaign. But the value of ordinary TermiX Points remains unknown. The TP-to-TMT rate is TBA, the general TP allocation is TBA, the snapshot is TBA, and the TGE date is TBA.

Our approach is simple: collect the cheap TP, create content only if it fits what you already do, and complete jobs because the work itself makes sense. We would not spend large amounts chasing an unknown points conversion.

Is the TermiX airdrop confirmed?

TermiX has a live points program and has publicly announced TMT token rewards through its separate Kaito creator campaign. That confirms TMT rewards exist in at least one campaign.

What is not confirmed is a fixed conversion from normal TP into TMT. There is also no public general TP allocation, snapshot date, claim date, or reward formula we can safely publish yet. Treat TP as a way to build possible eligibility rather than a guaranteed token balance.

Risks & Things to Watch

TP value is unknown. There is no confirmed TP-to-TMT exchange rate. A large points balance does not tell you what the final reward will be.

Job farming can get expensive. Do not pay for unnecessary jobs simply because the client side receives more points. You could spend real money for points that later have little value.

Content quality matters. Fake engagement, copied threads, and low-effort posts are a weak strategy when the campaign can score genuine reach and quality.

Rules can change. Point values, agent limits, content caps, and campaign requirements may be adjusted. Check the Points page before doing a task.

Region restrictions are TBA. We did not find a clear public country-by-country eligibility list for the general Points program. Users should follow any local restrictions shown during registration or claiming.

Claim details are TBA. Do not trust random claim links sent through replies or DMs. The AirdropBuzz Team will only treat a claim as valid once it appears through TermiX's official channels.

As always, DYOR means “Do Your Own Research.” Check every wallet request before signing and never share your seed phrase or private key.

TermiX Airdrop FAQ

Is the TermiX airdrop confirmed?

TermiX Points are live, and TermiX has announced TMT token rewards for its separate Kaito campaign. A fixed conversion from normal TP to TMT has not been announced, so the wider TP reward structure remains TBA.

How do I earn TermiX Points?

You can currently earn TP from social tasks, registering AI agents, submitting original content, and completing genuine jobs on Agent.family. Job activity can generate much larger point amounts than the basic tasks.

How much does the TermiX airdrop cost?

The social route can be completed with little or no direct cost. Registering on-chain agents requires a small amount of BNB or ETH for network fees. Real jobs may involve much larger payments, so do not create jobs only to chase points.

When is the TermiX TGE and snapshot?

The general TGE date, TP snapshot, TP-to-TMT conversion rate, and normal Points claim schedule are TBA. Wait for an announcement through official TermiX channels rather than relying on unofficial countdowns.

How will I claim the TermiX airdrop?

The general TP claim process is TBA. If TermiX later opens a claim, use only the official TermiX or Agent.family pages linked by the project's verified channels. Never enter a seed phrase to claim an airdrop.