DataHaven, an AI-first storage protocol secured on Ethereum via EigenLayer restaking, has confirmed it will allocate 50% of its total $HAVE token supply to community participants. The distribution will be managed through an official activation campaign called Camp Haven, rewarding users with Experience Points (XP) that directly translate to their airdrop share. The project targets AI agents, DeFi, and Real-World Asset (RWA) platforms requiring verifiable data storage.
The initiative is designed to build a user base ahead of the protocol's mainnet launch and Token Generation Event (TGE), both of which are slated for the first quarter of 2026. While no external funding has been disclosed, its integration with the EigenLayer ecosystem provides significant technical credibility.
XP System Drives Allocation Ahead of Q1 2026 Launch
Participation in the airdrop is free and centered on accumulating XP through a variety of tasks. Users can earn points by completing quests on platforms like Zealy and Galxe, interacting with the DataHaven testnet, maintaining daily check-in streaks on the Camp Haven portal, and referring new users. Referrals grant 10% of the referred user's earned XP, capped at 10,000 XP per referral.
A key feature of the campaign requires participants to lock in their reward strategy early. Within Camp Haven, users must choose one of eight different vesting schedules, each offering a unique trade-off between lock-up duration and reward size. This choice is irreversible and will determine how their eventual $HAVE allocation is released post-TGE. A final snapshot of all accumulated XP will be taken approximately two weeks before the token launch to determine final eligibility.
