Rewards

Rewards is public. Inspect the program and its payouts, or sign in to check rewards across your account's wallet and linked wallets. See How rewards work for the distribution rules.

Claim INFERENCE

1. Check Available to claim for INFERENCE waiting for your wallet.
2. Choose Claim as credit to activate it as service credit, or Claim to wallet to receive transferable INFERENCE.
3. Complete the wallet action and wait for confirmation. The summary shows Claimed and the amount.

If your wallet needs connecting or switching, the claim button starts that process. When more than one wallet can claim, choose it under Claiming wallet; the form is for the selected wallet.

You're caught up means your account's wallets have claimed their available rewards. If a transfer with auto-claim on pays the wallet before yours confirms, the form shows Nothing left to claim. It was already claimed. Refresh the page to see the latest amount.

No rewards yet means your wallet holds DEF but no payout has reached it yet. Check again after the next payout.

Check what you received

The claim panel shows Available to claim, with Total rewards and Claimed below it. Its heading changes to Rewards when you are caught up, or Claimed just after a claim. Under it, Payouts lists the pool fee, the treasury share, the last and next payout and the INFERENCE a flush would pay now.

Open the Claims tab for your claim history. A recorded claim links to its transaction through Proof. A confirming claim uses View when a transaction link is available.

Read the program figures

The public page shows Pool fee, Treasury share, Last payout, Next payout and INFERENCE waiting. The first two are the hook's constants. Next payout is the earliest time the keeper may flush again. INFERENCE waiting is what a flush would pay holders right now, from a simulation of the flush. A note under it says when auto-claim is on.

The public Hold and Flush steps state that there is no minimum holding and what a flush does.

Inspect a payout

Payout history lists the last 48 flushes, newest first. Each row names when it ran, who called it, the ETH and DEF fees it collected, the USDC sent to the treasury and kept for holders, and the INFERENCE paid to holders, split into bought and minted. Tx opens the flush transaction in the explorer. Check the numbers explains what the transaction's events record.

Signed in, the Payouts tab of the history pane lists the same rows.

Where Uniswap has an app for the chain, Trade DEF on Uniswap opens the swap page with DEF selected. There is no in-app swap for DEF.