The airdrop is carried out as open source.
You should not have to take our word for who is eligible. The tooling that builds the eligible list and decides every exclusion is open: anyone can download it, re-run it, and reproduce the exact same result from the public Musicoin chain. There is nothing to claim — eligible wallets are sent MoryToken 1:1 as a goodwill gesture. Provided as-is.
The open-source verification bundle
The verification tooling — and only that
Rebuilds the eligible list from the public Musicoin chain and applies every exclusion with its threshold — so you can reproduce the exact same set, with on-chain evidence for each removal.
Builds the allocation tree from the eligible list. Run it and you get the same result that backs the airdrop.
The community explainer, including the trust model and its honest limitations.
Reproduce the list yourself
Rebuild the dead Musicoin chain from a full node (instructions in the bundle).
Run the SQL pipeline → you get the same eligible set and the same exclusions, with on-chain evidence.
Run the allocation builder → you get the same result that backs the airdrop.
Not published (by design)
The smart-contract code is intentionally withheld, along with the deploy scripts, all private keys, secrets, and personal data; the claim tool is private. The Musicoin-homepage account ↔ email ↔ wallet records are held only by the Musicoin Foundation. What is open here is everything needed to independently verify who is eligible and for how much — which is the part that matters for trust. Verification is open; the contract internals are not.
MoryToken is a utility token, not an investment or security, and is a new independent platform — not affiliated with, endorsed by, an upgrade of, or a successor to Musicoin. These pages are a draft under review for a testnet preview and do not constitute an offer, sale, or entitlement. The plan, the allocations, and the exclusions may all change or be withdrawn entirely. Reference basis: Musicoin block 6,304,886.