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The Full Record of Tria Season 1 and 2 — $300,000 and 40M TRIA, With the Terms and Deadlines

Published: 2026-08-05Tria Airdrop Points Campaign

Tria's Season 1 and Season 2 are both finished. This is a record of what was actually paid, how much, and on what terms, taken from Tria's own blog.

Aggregator sites disagree on the dates. It turns out both sets of numbers are correct — they refer to different things. That is covered below.

Season 1 (to 30 January 2026)

XP came from card spend, card upgrades and referrals, multiplied by the card you held.

Card	XP multiplier
Virtual	2×
Plastic	3×
Metal	4×

Levels ran 1–10, then Jack's Circle → Queen's Guard → King's Court → Ace Society.

Allocations were not flat. Tria states they were set by XP earned during Season 1, and the depth and consistency of product interaction.

There were two separate rewards

This is what the aggregators conflated.

Reward	What it was	Deadline
Season 1 airdrop	Claimable immediately, based on Season 1 activity	Claim deadline 3 March — nothing accepted after
Loyalty Token Rewards	A fixed TRIA allocation, accruing over time	Claimable from 31 July

Two different deadlines were circulating — 3 March and 31 July. They belong to two different rewards. Both are correct.

Loyalty Token Rewards carry a maintenance condition: at least $100 in card spend or $25,000 in trading volume over the past 12 months.

The staking rate depended on how fast you claimed

Window	APY
First 72 hours	15%
6–13 February	12%
After 13 February	10%

Withdrawals open 1 October 2026, and rewards accrue through 31 December 2026.

The design rewarded claiming early. A tiered window like this closes within days of the announcement, so whether you see the announcement at all decides the outcome.

Season 2 (1 February – 5 May 2026)

Season 2 ran in two phases. This is the source of the "ended 20 April" versus "ended 5 May" disagreement.

Phase	Period	Reward pool
Phase 1	1 Feb – 20 Apr 2026	$250,000 USDT + 35M TRIA
Phase 2 (extension)	21 Apr – 5 May 2026	$50,000 USDT + 5M TRIA
Total		$300,000 USDT + 40M TRIA

The season formally closed at 5 May 2026, 23:59 UTC, and Season 3 began tracking retroactively from 6 May.

Rewards were earned through futures trading, real-world Tria Card spending, referrals of genuinely active users, and Earn participation, with allocation driven by accumulated XP and level.

Cashback was a separate pool

Distinct from the season rewards, a $2,250,000 cashback pool opened on 12 May 2026, with a 30-day claim window from 12 May to 13 June, paid in USDT.

The TRIA was locked

TRIA from Season 2 was staked until 12 May 2027 at 10% yield, then released monthly across the following 12 months.

You could not move it on receipt. In practice it reaches you over roughly two years — something worth knowing before deciding how much effort a season is worth.

What the two seasons show

1. Most of the reward is locked. The 40M TRIA carried a one-year lock plus a twelve-month release. Reading the headline total alone misleads.

2. Claim windows are short. Season 1's airdrop ended 30 January with a 3 March deadline; Season 2's cashback ran 30 days. Miss the window and the tokens are gone.

3. Speed is rewarded. Season 1's staking rate fell from 15% to 12% to 10% within two weeks.

Results on Tria therefore depend not only on how much you participate, but on how quickly you react to an announcement.

What you can join now

Seasons 1 and 2 are closed. Season 3 is running, and August 2026 carries August Summerfest with double points. In Season 3, crossing a Points threshold earns a Mystery Box, openable from 31 August 2026 and monthly after that.

Terms and steps are on our Tria project page.