When the clock starts

The proposed lock is exactly 90 elapsed days: 7,776,000 seconds from confirmed deposit. Lock timing and reward accrual begin immediately, including for a supported prelaunch escrow deposit. It is not six months or three calendar months.

Each position has its own timestamps and funded duration. A visible daily counter should reflect that record, rather than restart when a user visits the site.

Escrow and pool inventory are different

The developed candidate separates prelaunch USDT escrow from an active liquidity position. Opening trading cannot automatically invest customer escrow. The recorded owner must consent to activation, and the original unlock timing is preserved.

Once invested, a position contains exposure to the pool’s GRP and USDT inventory. It is not simply USDT sitting unchanged in a savings account.

At maturity

The proposed active-pool exit returns the position’s current assets or an allowed conversion into USDT with receipt and price bounds. The value returned can be lower than the original USDT contribution. Earned fee claims and reward payments need separate accounting.

Unactivated escrow has a different exit path. Final launch-deadline and refund terms must be shown before deposits open. The public preview currently performs none of these financial operations.