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> CLAIM QUEUE (sorted by urgency)
> HOW CLAIM WINDOWS ACTUALLY WORK
1. Snapshot ≠ claim date
Eligibility is usually fixed at a snapshot — a block height where the team records balances/activity. Anything you do after the snapshot changes nothing. The claim window opens later and is a separate, finite period (commonly 30–180 days). Uniswap's famous 2020 drop had no expiry, but that's now the exception: many modern drops (e.g. 90-day windows) sweep unclaimed tokens back to the treasury or burn them.
2. The three deadline pitfalls
- Silent expiry: teams announce claims on X/Discord once; if you miss the post, the countdown runs anyway. Track the deadline the day claims open.
- Multi-phase tasks: points programs often require a final action (register wallet, sign a message, KYC on some) before the claim itself. Progress <100% at deadline = forfeit.
- Fake claim sites: deadline panic is a phishing weapon. Scammers spin up "last chance to claim" pages. Only use links from the project's verified domain, and never sign approvals a claim shouldn't need (a legit claim never asks for token approvals to drain your wallet).
3. Urgency math this tracker uses
daysLeft = (deadline − now) / 86400s. Orbit radius maps r = 3 + min(daysLeft, 60)/60 × 9 — closer means sooner. Color bands: red < 3 days, amber < 14, green otherwise. Orbital speed also rises as deadlines approach, because nothing says "act now" like a token whipping around the core.
4. A sane weekly routine
- Sunday: review every tracked drop; complete one pending task per project.
- Anything red: claim today — gas spikes near deadlines as everyone rushes.
- Claimed? Mark it done, then decide hold/sell deliberately, not in the claim-tx afterglow.