The project has opened Phase 1 of a new token distribution it calls the MegaDrop.
The event is tied to its X account, and a claim page. It offers 500 ATL plus 20 token per verified, and the project says it is the largest of three planned phases.

Source: Official Post, on 11 August 2026
As of this Oxin Chain MegaDrop news update, the Phase 1 progress bar shows 1,236 out of 20,000 spots filled, with 18,764 spots still open. The on-page countdown listed 8 hours, 49 minutes, and 55 seconds remaining at the time of writing (11 August 2026).
These figures come directly from the live campaign dashboard and reflect a single snapshot rather than a fixed, independently verified total.

Source: Official Dashboard
| Phase | ATL Reward | OXIN Reward | Status |
| 1 | 500 | +20 | Live |
| 2 | 300 | +12 | Not started |
| 3 | 100 | +5 | Not started |
Rewards fall with each phase, which the project uses to push early sign-ups. This structure is common in tiered airdrop campaigns across the sector.
The atldrops.oxinchain.com page lists four steps to complete a claim:
Enter an email address to track the claim
Connect a Solana wallet and sign a message
Pay a 0.01 SOL anti-bot fee, described as on-chain verified
Complete social tasks such as follow, liking, retweet and joining Telegram
Oxin Chain's main site, oxinchain.io, describes OXIN as the native token of a Token-to-Earn ecosystem with a wrapped version, wOXIN, on BNB Smart Chain.
It does not currently reference an ATL token or an "AI Technology Labs" partnership anywhere on the official site. CoinGecko lists OXIN as not yet tradeable on any listed exchange, with price data unavailable.
This Oxin Chain MegaDrop news report could not independently confirm the partnership, the total counts, or the reward figures shown on the campaign page.
| Signal | Why It Matters |
| Fee required to get a "free" airdrop | Legitimate airdrops do not usually charge a fee to release tokens |
| Claim counters and live feed | These figures cannot be verified independently |
| No mention on the official Oxin Chain site | The ATL partnership is not confirmed outside the campaign page itself |
Security guides from major exchanges list upfront fees and unverifiable urgency timers as two of the clearest fake-airdrop warning signs.
Readers should treat wallet connection and any fee payment on this page as a financial decision that carries real risk.
Airdrop claim pages that combine a paid step with a shrinking countdown deserve extra scrutiny.
Until Oxin Chain confirms the ATL partnership through its own official channels, this campaign should be treated as unverified rather than as a guaranteed reward.
Oxin Chain MegaDrop news: Phase 1 is live and advertising 500 ATL plus 20 token per claim, but the required anti-bot fee and the lack of official confirmation are reasons for caution.
Readers should verify any project independently before connecting a wallet or sending funds.
Airdrop: A distribution of free tokens to a wallet or account, usually tied to a task or holding requirement.
Anti-bot fee: A small payment a site claims is needed to block automated claim bots.
Wrapped token: A token representing another asset on a different blockchain, such as wOXIN on BNB Smart Chain.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice. Cryptocurrency airdrops carry risk, including loss of funds. Always verify a project through its official channels before connecting a wallet or making a payment.