> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://kerneldao.gitbook.io/kernel/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://kerneldao.gitbook.io/kernel/getting-started/kelp/claim-token/faqs-usdkernel-season-2-airdrop.md).

# FAQs - $KERNEL Season 2 Airdrop

#### Frequently Asked Questions

1\. What were the start and end dates of Season 2?\
Season 2 took place from January 1st, 2025 to April 30th, 2025.

2\. Who is eligible for the Season 2 airdrop?\
Users who accumulated at least 150 Kernel Points during the Season 2 window (1st January 2025 – 30th April 2025) are eligible. Users who unstaked more than 90% of their holdings from both Kelp and Kernel protocols have also been excluded from this distribution.

3\. Where can I claim my airdrop?\
You can claim your airdrop through [https://kerneldao.com/kelp/claim-token/<br>](https://kerneldao.com/kelp/claim-token/)\
Click 'Claim Staked $KERNEL' and your allocation will be claimed and staked directly and can be viewed on the [Stake Page](https://kerneldao.com/stake/)

Important: This is the official and only link for claiming your airdrop. For your security, please ensure you're using links only from verified Kernel channels.\
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4\. When does the airdrop claim period start and end?\
The claim period commences on 30th June 2025 and will end on 30th August 2025. Be sure to claim your tokens within this window!\
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5\. Is there a vesting period for the airdrop tokens?\
Yes, the airdrop tokens vest over a 30-day period. Vesting happens with every block and the allocation will vest completely by 30th July.

6\. I have questions or face issues. Where can I reach out?\
Please fill out the support form here: [forms.gle/y39kf1n1UKu2Cx7t8<br>](https://forms.gle/y39kf1n1UKu2Cx7t8)


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