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)

If you elect to use 100% of your unvested moxie on FT bids, do you still need to claim each day as the tokens vest? I would think not, right, since you’ve already spent them on FTs?

Is this a way around the vesting schedule? Spend vesting Moxie on fan tokens, then sell fan tokens once the market for those is live?

Navigating the world of finance by day, pondering its flaws by night. ETH Maxi

no, but i forget exactly why. they have a safeguard against that.

cc @betashop.eth

yep, super obvious. FT tokens can /only/ be purchased/ sold through their respective contracts. no secondary is allowed. since all proceeds enter and exit through a controlled contract, they must has a way to check for and honor vesting limits.

Okay, I’m curious what the safeguard is. That seems like it would be too obvious of a loophole for anyone looking to quickly cash out.