20,000,000 OMC across 1,000,000 slots of 20 OMC each. Free to join — no purchase, no presale. Claiming opens 1 January 2027.
Published 27 October 2026 · updated 30 October 2026
Omniverse Compute has opened its community airdrop. 20,000,000 OMC — two percent of the fixed 1,000,000,000 supply — is reserved for 1,000,000 slots of 20 OMC each, distributed first come, first served. Joining is free: three social actions, no payment, no token purchase, no deposit. Claiming opens with mainnet on 1 January 2027, and each entry carries a flat 0.01 BNB processing fee at that point.
| Token | OMC — BEP-20 on BNB Smart Chain |
|---|---|
| Total pool | 20,000,000 OMC — 2% of a fixed 1,000,000,000 supply |
| Per entry | 20 OMC, delivered in full in the claim transaction |
| Slots | 1,000,000 — first come, first served, no lottery |
| Cost to join | Free — no purchase, no presale, no deposit |
| Entry cap | 5 base entries + up to 5 referral entries = 10 entries (200 OMC) per wallet |
| Daily limit | 1 entry per calendar day |
| Claim processing fee | 0.01 BNB per entry, not refunded (0.05 BNB for a base claim) |
| Registration | Open now — since |
| Claim window | — (UTC+8) |
Free is the whole participation layer. The three tasks are ordinary social actions, registering is a wallet signature that costs no gas, and no OMC is sold at any point — there is no presale, no private round, and nothing to buy to become eligible.
The 0.01 BNB per entry is charged once, when you claim, inside the claim transaction. It is a processing charge for that transaction in the way the network charges gas, and it is deliberately not indexed to the token price: the same 0.01 BNB applies whether OMC trades at $0.01 or at $1. It is not refunded, because it funds work that has already happened — 60% to ecosystem development (audits, testnet incentives, RPC and indexer costs, the node client) and 40% to team operations. Every one of the 20 OMC in an entry still arrives in full.
This is stated in the announcement rather than in a footnote because the alternative — a number discovered at the wallet prompt — is how airdrops earn a reputation they do not recover from.
| Registration opens. Three social tasks, one wallet, no payment. | |
| Mainnet and TGE. The claim window opens; the first entries are claimed. | |
| Claim window closes. Unclaimed slots return to the protocol. |
OMC settles compute jobs on BNB Chain. The protocol fee is 8% of settled job volume, charged to the requester: 50% burned, 30% to staked nodes, 20% to the treasury. Supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000 with no inflation parameter, and emission is gated by trailing 30-day fee revenue so issuance tracks real usage rather than a calendar. Circulating supply at TGE is 65,500,000 OMC. The airdrop is the only allocation delivered in full at claim; the lock-ups sit on the investor allocations. Full detail: Tokenomics and Whitepaper.
Stated plainly, because a launch post that omits this is not worth reading: there is no mainnet deployment, no token contract, no audit, and no exchange listing. Those arrive on 1 January 2027 or later. Today there is a public testnet, a working node client, and a registration flow. Treat everything else as scheduled, not shipped.
No OMC token exists before TGE. Any contract, presale, or "claim portal" naming OMC today is fraudulent, including any that asks you to send BNB to a wallet for gas. The team will never ask for a seed phrase or a private key. The only addresses that matter are published on omc.network and in the repository.
Every figure here is generated from contracts/params.json, the single source of truth the contracts are deployed from. The same figures are published machine-readable at omc.network/airdrop.json for listing sites and answer engines, and summarised at omc.network/llms.txt. If a third-party listing disagrees with this post, the listing is stale.