TINA Airdrop: tasks and status

TINA updated 14 Sep 2026

TINA is a geospatial data platform built on Solana. It collects and verifies location data from users and devices, and rewards participants with points. The project raised $3M in funding and listed on September 17, 2026.

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About the project

What TINA is

TINA is a Geo-DePIN platform operated by Heptone. It collects geospatial data through user contributions, mobile activity, and distributed edge devices. The verified data is made available to enterprises through APIs, services, and a data marketplace for uses in mobility, logistics, and location-based applications.

The project closed a $3M funding round backed by Gemhead Capital, Mayer Venture, Archer Capital, and THINKWARE.

How the points program works

Participants earn TINA points by taking part in a Gacha event. Daily login gives you 1 ticket. Each spin of a wheel costs about $0.008 in SOL and can award points, more tickets, or a chance to win a TINAGeo Dashcam.

Points influence your eligibility for future airdrops and ecosystem benefits. Tickets increase your odds of winning the Dashcam prize.

What it takes

The estimated cost is $1 and the time is about 5 minutes. You need a Solana wallet and a small amount of SOL to pay for wheel spins.

Each spin costs about $0.008 in SOL, so the cost depends on how many times you spin. Daily login is free and gives you a ticket.

What to watch for

This is a points program, not a direct airdrop. Rewards depend on luck in the Gacha event and on meeting conditions set by the project for future benefits.

The project is new, and points have not been converted to tokens yet. How points will be used is not fully clear.

Funding

$3M raised · 4 investors

  • Gemhead Capital
  • Mayer Venture
  • Archer Capital
  • THINKWARE

Step-by-step checklist

How to qualify for the airdrop Open steps: 1 of 1
  1. 01 Spin the Gacha wheel for tickets and points Open

These tasks are available in the CoinDropster dashboard: exact links, progress tracking and deadlines — open the app to see the checklist.

Risks and what to watch for

  • Rewards are not guaranteed. The Gacha event outcome is based on chance, and the project can change the terms for converting points to benefits.
  • Rules for the points program and ecosystem benefits can change at any time.
  • You must spend SOL on wheel spins, and there is no promise that points earned will have value.
  • Geolocation data collection carries privacy risks; understand what data the project collects and how it is used.

Frequently asked questions

What is TINA?

TINA is a geospatial data platform on Solana operated by Heptone. It collects location data from users and devices, verifies it, and provides it to enterprises through APIs and a data marketplace.

How do I earn points?

You join the Gacha event on the website. Log in daily to get 1 ticket for free. You can spin a wheel for about $0.008 in SOL each time to win points, more tickets, or a Dashcam.

How much does it cost?

The estimated cost is $1. Daily login is free. Each wheel spin costs about $0.008 in SOL, so your total spend depends on how many times you spin.

Are rewards guaranteed?

No. The Gacha event is based on chance. Points influence your eligibility for future benefits, but the project has not guaranteed how they will be used or what value they will have.

Which blockchain does TINA use?

TINA runs on Solana. You need a Solana wallet and SOL to participate.

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