Step 1: Visit the Celestia airdrop claim page.

Step 2: Click on the “Check TIA eligibility” button.

Step 3: Connect your wallet or GitHub account if you were a contributor. Eligible users fall into several categories:

• Category 1: Top 50% of active users of the top 10 Ethereum rollups by TVL with a balance of at least $50 based on a snapshot taken on January 1st, 2023. Eligible rollups include OP Mainnet, Arbitrum One, Arbitrum Nova, Starknet, zkSync Lite, dYdX (StarkEx), Immutable (StarkEx), SoRare (StarkEx), Loopring, and Metis Andromeda.

• Category 2: Cosmos Hub and Osmosis stakers and delegators with at least $75 based on a snapshot taken on January 1st, 2023.

• Category 3: Public contributors to organizations represented at Modular Summits 1 & 2.

• Category 4: Public GitHub contributors to the organizations represented by Celestia Ecosystem Map v3 and participants in Celestia’s Modular Fellows program, cohort 1.

• Category 5: Various public GitHub contributors as mentioned in the article below.

Step 4: If you are eligible, click on “Claim TIA.”

Step 5: You will need to create a TIA address to claim the tokens. To do this:

• Install the Keplr wallet.
• Get your Celestia Mocha testnet address from the testnet page.

Step 6: Submit your address and claim TIA tokens.

Step 7: The claimed tokens will automatically be available in your wallet at Celestia mainnet launch.

Step 8: Eligible users can claim the tokens until October 17th, 2023, at 12:00 UTC.

Step 9: Unclaimed tokens, up to 45 million TIA, will then be distributed to developers and accounts who’ve claimed the airdrop.

Follow these steps carefully to ensure you can claim your Celestia (TIA) tokens successfully.