When can participants claim $SLOP?
Claiming starts after the Slop Cash auction reaches its configured ending block and the protocol finalizes the auction state. The announced close date is November 10, 2026, but the contract's block schedule and actual settlement status control availability. Do not rely on unofficial countdowns or assume claims have opened without checking the official interface.
How does a $SLOP token claim work?
- Open the official Umia auction
Visit the verified Slop Cash auction URL and inspect the latest status.
- Use the same participating wallet
The onchain auction identifies bid positions by wallet and transaction history.
- Review the final filled amount
The allocated number of $SLOP tokens depends on the filled portions of the bid at the applicable clearing prices.
- Follow the official claim transaction
If claiming is enabled, review the transaction in your wallet and verify receipt on the correct network.
- Recover any unspent USDG
Check whether unused bid funds are claimable or refundable under the final settlement terms.
Can unused USDG be refunded?
Yes, the Umia CCA mechanism provides for reclaiming unspent budget after successful settlement, including money from an unfilled or partially filled bid. A $400,000 minimum raise was configured for the Slop Cash auction: failure to reach that threshold would trigger the unsuccessful-auction refund path, subject to the official contract and terms.
Is there a lockup on auction tokens?
According to the project's token allocation plan, $SLOP purchased in the auction is fully liquid at TGE with no sale-token lockup or vesting. Separate allocations such as team tokens have different schedules.
Why might claiming not be available?
The ending block may not have arrived; settlement may not be finalized; the connected wallet may not be the bid wallet; or the auction might be in a different outcome state. Check the official app, chain and transaction records before taking any action.