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Sui Name Service Rewards Early DAO Voters with 7.6M NS Tokens!
Sui Name Service announces a retro airdrop of 7.6 million NS tokens for former DAO voters on October 31, 2025.
Sui Name Service Rewards Early DAO Voters with 7.6M NS Tokens!
On October 31, 2025, the Sui Name Service (SuiNS) announced a novel retro airdrop program. According to information from Crypto News A total of 7.6 million NS tokens will be distributed to over 95,000 early DAO voters. This airdrop offers recipients instant, increased voting power as the rewards are issued in the form of staked tokens.
The specific rewards are based on the combined pools of the last five governance proposals. The target group of this airdrop are members who participated in the SuiNS DAO proposals between November 2024 and June 2025. The allocation of tokens was based on factors such as the number of votes, consistency and a voter's earliest voting date.
Governance weight and token allocation
What is particularly noteworthy is that the earlier and more consistently a member participated in voting, the greater its governance weight. No special claims or transaction steps are necessary; the tokens are already visible in the SuiNS voting portal, which makes the whole process much easier for users.
Founded in 2024, Sui Name Service has now become a significant layer of identity by linking wallet addresses with social identity and governance. This is done by converting to human-readable “.sui” domains that support not only DAO voting, but also organization pages and decentralized profiles.
Future developments and incentives
As part of the current updates, the platform offers staking incentives, the formation of sub-name communities, and integrations with decentralized exchanges SuiPlay and Cetus (CETUS). Users who hold NS tokens are also eligible to participate in future identity-based rewards programs and discounted premium domain auctions.
SuiNS leaders emphasize that this airdrop is “just the beginning” of a broader initiative to connect onchain identity with governance and reputation. These initiatives could help increase user retention and create new opportunities for participants.