AT

Airdrop incentive

AT (Airdrop Incentive) is an extra reward a partner project layers on top of its Jitter market - on top of LP fees, and on top of the yield already priced into PT and YT. It prices in the market's expectation of a future token airdrop, and it trades on its own on-chain order book.

Provided by
Partner project
Prices in
Future airdrop value
Traded via
On-chain order book

What is AT?

AT stands for Airdrop Incentive. When a project wants to bootstrap liquidity or trading activity on Jitter ahead of its token generation event (TGE), it can attach an additional AT emission to the market - separate from the swap fees LPs collect and separate from any other rewards program. AT accrues alongside normal position activity and represents a claim that is expected to convert into the project's token at TGE.

How AT is earned

Earning AT does not require a separate deposit or vault. It is added on top of the Jitter position you already hold, and which legs are eligible is set per market by the project funding the incentive.

LPProviding liquidity is the primary way to earn AT - it is layered on top of the swap fees LPs already collect.
PTSome markets extend AT to PT holders too, on top of the fixed yield PT already locks in.
YTYT positions can also carry an AT allocation, in addition to the floating yield YT captures.
Configured per market
Not every market offers AT, and eligible legs and emission rates vary by project. Always check the live market for its current AT settings.

AT prices in the future airdrop

Because AT is tradable, the market does not have to wait for TGE to find out what it is worth. Buyers and sellers price AT against their own expectation of the eventual airdrop - go long AT if you expect the project's token to be valuable, or sell early to lock in value now instead of waiting for settlement.

Trading AT: order book, not AMM

PT, YT, and SY trade against each other in Jitter's AMM, where price is set continuously by pooled liquidity. AT is different: it settles through a dedicated on-chain order book, where you place limit orders to buy or sell AT at a price you choose. That keeps AT price discovery separate from the yield markets it rides on top of, and lets you name the exact price you are willing to trade at instead of accepting an AMM quote.

Key properties

  • AT is an extra, project-funded incentive - not part of the base SY/PT/YT/LP yield mechanics.
  • It can be attached to LP, PT, and YT legs, depending on how the market is configured.
  • AT trades through Jitter's on-chain order book via limit orders, separate from the PT/SY AMM.
  • Its price reflects the market's live expectation of the eventual airdrop, well before TGE.
AT value depends on the airdrop happening
AT is a bet on a future distribution that has not happened yet. If a project delays, changes, or never delivers its airdrop, AT can be worth far less than expected - or nothing. Limit orders also only fill at your chosen price, so an order can sit unfilled if the market never reaches it.

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