airstack

some Moxie Claims basics:

1. Airdrop gets vested to you 1/180th per day. You need to claim it in frame each day in order to get it into your wallet.

2. While your Airdrop is vesting, you can opt-in to use the entire amount to buy Fan Tokens

3. Rewards for holding Fan Tokens are Everyday Rewards earned by casting great content on Farcaster you can view the daily leaderboard here https://airstack.xyz/leaderboard 

4. Once a daily rewards is earned, you can claim it in frame 24 hours after the end of the day it was earned. So if you earned it today, you can claim it on the beginning of Wednesday at 00:00 UTC. There is no vesting on Everyday Rewards 

5. You can always access your rewards from the MOXIT Cast Action which will call up the frame 
https://warpcast.com/~/add-cast-action?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmoxie-frames.airstack.xyz%2Fmca%2Faction

Moxie Airdrop & Vesting Basics:

>your airdrop is available a little each day, spread out over 180 days (vesting schedule)
>not all of it is available at once and none of it is in your wallet until you actually claim and transfer
>but you can use that locked $MOXIE to bid on Fan Tokens
>if you fuck up your bid, you can cancel anytime before the auction ends and get your $MOXIE back
>unlocked/ unvested $MOXIE and any rewards you've earned can be claimed daily using the claim frame (it doesn't transfer automagically)
>Everyday Rewards earned are usable immediately (ie, not vested)

is max bid actual price of the current auction?  Is there any point in bidding right now or should i just wait until the last second?

Have you seen any casts that explain bidding?  I read something a while ago that its some strange kind of auction where you might max bid but end up paying less in the end if other factors work in your favor somehow but i really dont understand it.   moxie easily takes it for the most complicated project to launch in the last 5 years.

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yeah, bidding early doesn't seem to be useful as far as I can tell. I was outbid and did a second one much higher, but then I cancelled it as I want to see what the price will be closer to the. I don't want to keep having to raise my bid. No sense in bidding if it's too high already.

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Well, I'm not really into manipulating and game-playing, so I'll just wait and see. That sort of stuff kind of annoys me actually.  😂 But I'm still your fan even if I don't end up with a Wake token. 💙

agree. price will be decided in the last few minutes of each auction. 72 hours is an appropriate length to run them, in spite of that. gives people time for discovery and prep, if not actual bidding.

the interim time isn't wasted, tho: how you play the middle game influences the end game (ie, try to manipulate bidder sentiment, drive the price higher or suppress sorta thing)