Mira approached its launch with a clear goal giving early supporters a real stake in the ecosystem from day one.
The project has a total supply of 1 billion MIRA tokens. A portion of this supply was set aside specifically for community rewards and early participants who helped shape the network during its early stages.
At the Token Generation Event around 19.12 percent of the total supply roughly 191 million tokens entered circulation. This created the initial liquidity needed for trading and price discovery.
The airdrop was directed toward users who had already been active around the ecosystem. This included people using the Klok application participants from the Astro platform node delegators Kaito ecosystem stakers and some of the most active community members on Discord.
These groups played a role in helping the network grow before launch which is why they were chosen for the distribution.
Most of the airdropped tokens were unlocked at the TGE. This meant recipients could decide whether to trade them immediately or hold them long term although a small portion linked to staking had a short lock period.
The idea behind the airdrop went beyond simply giving away tokens.
First it helped spread ownership across a wider group of users instead of concentrating supply among investors or the core team.
Second it rewarded early contributors and encouraged them to stay involved in the ecosystem as the project continues to develop.
Third it ensured that enough tokens were already circulating so the market could function smoothly from the start.
Looking at the broader distribution plan the remaining supply is divided across several long term areas. About 26 percent is reserved for ecosystem growth while 20 percent goes to core contributors. Node rewards receive 16 percent early investors hold 14 percent the foundation manages 15 percent and 3 percent is set aside for liquidity incentives.
Taken together this structure tries to balance community ownership with the funding needed to keep building the network over time.
In many ways the strategy reflects a common Web3 approach reward early believers build an active community and let that community help drive the ecosystem forward as adoption grows.