The ASE Token

Airdrop Ecosystem Program

For community builders who want their project in the airdrop · 4 minutes

TL;DR

Built something on Asentum? The Airdrop Ecosystem Program is how community projects become an official part of the incentivized testnet airdrop, the same way AseBet and AsePad were added. Listed projects get custom tasks and XP on the airdrop dashboard, a spot on our ecosystem page, and 5,000 testnet ASE.

The rules are deliberately basic. We are not trying to keep anyone out. We only want every listed project to be real, working, and safe for the people our dashboard sends to it.

What you get

Custom airdrop tasks	Daily quests and XP for using your product, shown on the airdrop dashboard
Ecosystem listing	Your project on the Asentum ecosystem page, linked to your site
5,000 testnet ASE	For development and incentives, such as seeding liquidity or prize pools
A shout-out	An announcement to the community when your tasks go live

Testnet ASE has no monetary value. The 5,000 ASE grant is for building and for rewarding your users on the testnet, not for selling or trading anywhere.

Requirements

To be listed in the airdrop and on the ecosystem page, your project needs all of these.

Your own domain	A proper domain on a TLD or ccTLD (yourproject.com, yourproject.io, yourproject.co.uk). Subdomains do not count, so no yourproject.vercel.app, yourproject.github.io, or anything.someone-else.com.
A working website	The site loads over HTTPS and stays up. A landing page or a "coming soon" page is not enough.
A working product on the testnet	The main features work today and use contracts deployed on the Asentum testnet, so what people do in your product shows up on chain.
Community tested	People from our community have already used it in some capacity. Share it in the Telegram group first and collect some feedback before you apply.
Public contract addresses	List your contract addresses (ase1...) on your site or in your docs, so anyone can look them up on the explorer.
A contact on Telegram	One person we can reach for bug reports and task changes, who answers within a day or two.

Ground rules

Our community trusts the projects we list, so a few things are not allowed.

Never ask users for a seed phrase, private key, or validator key, for any reason.
No real money. No presales, paid allocations, or deposits of real funds, and no selling of airdrop spots or XP.
Do not promise users mainnet tokens or rewards in Asentum's name. You can run your own testnet incentives with your grant.
Do not pass yourself off as Asentum. "Built on Asentum" is great; using our logo as your own, or calling your product official Asentum software, is not.
Be upfront about admin powers. If your contracts let an owner move, freeze, or take user funds, say so on your site.
Fix exploits quickly. If someone reports a bug that puts users at risk, fix it or pause the feature, and let us know.
Tell us before you deploy new contracts or retire old ones, so we can point the tasks at the right addresses.

How tasks work

Every task is checked from the chain. Our indexer reads the transactions people send to your contracts and credits the wallet that sent them, so tasks have to be built around real on-chain actions in your product, like placing a bet, launching a token, swapping, or adding liquidity.

Suggest the actions you want rewarded. We set the XP amounts and daily caps, so they stay fair next to the rest of the airdrop.
Tasks reward real use, not volume for its own sake. Anything that can be looped by a bot gets a daily cap.
Wallets on our abuse list earn no XP in any listed project.
We can pause a task at any time if it is being farmed or a contract misbehaves.

How to apply

Open a ticket in the support panel at support.asentum.com and include:

Your project name and domain.
Your Telegram username (required, it is how we reach you).
A short description of what the product does.
Your contract addresses (ase1...).
The actions you would like turned into tasks.
Your X account, if you have one, so we can tag you in the announcement.

We check the requirements, try the product ourselves, and get back to you in the ticket or on Telegram. If something is missing, we tell you what so you can fix it and reply in the same ticket.

Staying listed

Keep the site up and the product working, and stay reachable. If a project goes offline for more than a few days, stops working, or breaks the ground rules, we pause its tasks and may remove the listing. Once it is fixed, reply to your ticket and we will look at turning it back on.