delt.ai loan: Interest airdrop claiming instructions
For affected tfUSDC lenders
The airdrop comes in the form of an ERC4626 tokenized vault (0x37C5867ef19DbE096dF8E125F33f895234E02875), with mints and deposits disabled. This contract has undergone an internal security review and an external audit by ChainSecurity.
Shares of the airdrop are proportional to token holders of the tfUSDC lending pool as of January 9, 2023, the original end date of the delt.ai loan. This includes lenders who farmed their tfUSDC holdings, as well as claimable tfUSDC rewards from the stkTRU contract.
In order to prevent locked funds in the contract, you will have until a deadline of July 8, 2023, to redeem your shares of the interest airdrop.
After this date, TrueTrading will recover the remainder of funds.
NOTE: You may want to wait until gas prices are low before calling the
redeem() function.- 1.
In this screenshot example above, the address
0x168151 has a balance of 73,990.677577, which means it can claim 73,990.677577 USDC. There should be six digits after the decimal point.- 2.Connect your wallet to Etherscan on this page by clicking the “Connect to Web3” button as indicated below:
- 3.Click, “Contract” and “Write as Proxy”, then call the redeem() function (#9, 0xba087652):
- For both receiver and owner, enter your wallet address from #1:
0x168151e53210Bbb08Fa6AfAC15E3da185e66069F - For shares, enter your balance found in step #1, but using 6 decimals
- Following the example from #1, the shares would be
73990677577 - Note: This number should contain no decimal point and no commas. There should be six digits after the decimal point from #1.
- 4.Review this transaction carefully, click Write, and then confirm via your wallet.
Please reach out to [email protected] if you have a smart contract with claimable airdrop balance, but no ability to call redeem(). If you can prove ownership of the contract, then Archblock may be able to work out a way for you to receive your share.
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