RealGo opens RT claim for loyalty players, with the rest unlocking over six months

In Brief:

• RealGo (official site) has opened claims for players’ first allocation of its RT token through its rewards portal at app.realgo.game.
• The rest of each allocation unlocks periodically over the next six months, and players have to claim within a set window.
• The claim opened days after RT was listed on MEXC on Oct. 22, about four months behind the June token generation event RealGo had targeted.

RealGo has opened claims for players’ initial RT allocations, the team said on X, sending users to the rewards section of its game portal.

“Head over and claim your initial allocation now!” the RealGo account posted. “Remaining shares will unlock periodically over the next 6 months. Make sure to claim within the valid window to secure your rewards.”

The post didn’t say how long the claim window stays open. It also didn’t give the size of the first tranche or the conversion rate from loyalty points to RT.

What the whitepaper says

RealGo’s whitepaper puts 5% of the 10 billion RT supply, or 500 million tokens, in a Loyalty Program allocation. That bucket has a 70% unlock at the token generation event, no cliff and six months of vesting. That works out to 3.5% of total supply in circulation at launch.

The six-month schedule in the whitepaper matches the unlock period in the claim announcement. The portal itself wasn’t publicly accessible, so the terms shown to individual players couldn’t be checked.

When RealGo rolled out a claim preview dashboard earlier this year, it said on X that the airdrop cap would not exceed 5%. It said it planned to allocate about 3.5% to the combined Season 1 and Season 2 airdrop, with final parameters depending on decisions by its listing partners and investors.

That same post said the figures in the preview weren’t final and that exact numbers would be locked in just before the token generation event. RealGo said total points across both seasons had passed 1 billion and that it was running an anti-cheat audit to remove bad actors. Player level, a loyalty coefficient and holding a Genesis Harvester all affect a player’s final allocation and how much of it unlocks at the start, the team said.

Token supply

Game rewards are the largest allocation in the whitepaper at 50%, or 5 billion RT, with a 1.66% unlock at launch and 59 months of vesting. The ecosystem fund holds 12%, while team and advisors and marketing each take 10%.

Liquidity accounts for 7% and unlocks in full at launch. Angel investors hold 3% and strategic investors 2.75%, both on a 12-month cliff followed by 24 months of vesting. The public sale was 0.25%.

The whitepaper puts total circulating supply at launch at 14.08%.

Exchange listing

MEXC listed RT at 20:00 UTC on Oct. 22. Alongside the listing it’s running an Airdrop+ campaign that splits 3 million RT and 10,000 USDT across new-user tasks and spot and futures trading challenges. The campaign runs until Oct. 29 at 17:00 UTC.

New users need Advanced KYC verification and a net deposit of at least $100 to qualify, according to MEXC. Rewards are settled within 10 calendar days after the event closes.

Delays and funding

RealGo’s TGE target kept moving. Its Q1 report put the event in Q2 2026. At AIBC Asia in Manila on June 3, the company said the TGE was scheduled for June.

In April, RealGo raised $3.5 million from Animoca Brands, Cogitent Ventures, X21 Digital, Notch VC and Becker Ventures.

The game uses AR and location-based mechanics on BNB Chain and pays out two rewards side by side: partner meme tokens and RT Shards, which the company said would convert into RT before the TGE. Its meme partners include Doge, TOSHI, FLOKI, WIF, NPC, Dogelon Mars and APEPE.

RealGo reported more than 220,000 users in Q1, with 30,850 players in its Loyalty Points Program and 157,330,654 points handed out. It said 49,000+ real devices had been verified through its location-based system. By June, the company was citing more than 300,000 users, with the Philippines making up over 30% of active users.

“This milestone matters because it shows that real people are showing up for a real product in a market that has seen too many empty narratives,” CEO Parker Zhai said in the Q1 report.

Last November, before any official launch, RealGo warned holders on X: “The RealGo team has not launched or publicly issued any official tokens. Any $RT currently appearing on the market is fake and has no connection to the game.”