The team behind Aria, a decentralized protocol developed under the Story ecosystem, has unveiled plans for a major community giveaway ahead of its upcoming token launch.
The initiative will reward both long-time supporters and new participants as the project prepares for its next growth phase.
According to Aria, a total of 10% of the new token’s supply – named ARIAIP – will be distributed through two separate community programs. The rollout will take place in “Seasons,” a model designed to split benefits between early contributors and those who help expand the network over time.
Season 1 will focus on early participants, allocating 5% of the total supply. Of that amount, 3% is earmarked for Aria’s existing users, while 2% will go to members of Story’s creative IP community. These tokens will be immediately available once the Token Generation Event (TGE) begins.
The second season, also accounting for 5% of supply, will come later and emphasize ecosystem growth. Aria says the structure and participation mechanics for this phase will be announced progressively, hinting at an incentive-based model aimed at keeping users engaged after the token launch.
Snapshots to determine eligibility for Season 1 are already underway. The team confirmed that records of user activity will be taken from October 21 until two days before the TGE, ensuring that community contributions are accurately recognized.
In a statement accompanying the announcement, Aria described the move as a gesture of appreciation toward its earliest supporters: “This airdrop reflects our belief that value creation should be shared. It’s not just a reward – it’s the start of our next chapter together.”
Aria currently commands a market capitalization of roughly $32 million, though the ARIAIP token itself has yet to enter circulation. As anticipation builds, the airdrop program is expected to draw increased attention to the Story ecosystem and the broader narrative-based Web3 movement it aims to pioneer.
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