Stake SLUICE

Lock nothing, wait thirty days. Staked SLUICE can be withdrawn at any moment — there is no lock-up and nothing can pause or delay it. What the thirty days buys is eligibility: a stake younger than that is not counted when rewards are allocated.

Rewards are allocated by hand, in WETH, from protocol revenue. There is no schedule, no rate, and no automatic distribution — eligibility is not a claim on anything, and nothing on this page is a promise of payment.

the staking contract
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Immutable: no owner, no upgrade path, no pause. Nobody — including us — can move staked SLUICE or stop a withdrawal.

reward cycle 1 — closes in
snapshot 2026-10-08 22:37 UTC
10d 11h 49m 30s

Eligibility is measured for everyone at the same instant — the snapshot above — so this is one window, not a separate clock per person. To count for this cycle a stake must have been running when the cycle opened, 2026-09-08 22:37 UTC. Cycles are exactly thirty days, which is why “staked for the whole cycle” and “eligible” are the same thing.

The schedule is a fixed thirty days from the block the contract was deployed in, so every cycle boundary can be computed by anyone. No round has been funded on chain yet: rewards are allocated by hand, and reaching a snapshot eligible is not a claim on anything.

you have staked
— SLUICE
eligible
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in your wallet
— SLUICE
staked by everyone
— SLUICE
No wallet connected

Staking is per wallet, so there is nothing to show or change until one is connected. The total above is the whole contract and is read without a wallet.

How the thirty days is counted

Not from when you first staked. From a weighted average of when each part of your stake arrived, which the contract recalculates every time you add more. Stake once and it is simply the day you staked. Double your stake on day twenty-nine and the average lands around day fifteen, so you wait about fifteen more.

Taking SLUICE out never moves the date. Taking all of it out clears the clock entirely.

The contract records this on chain at every change, so an eligibility date can be checked for any moment — including a moment in the past — by anyone, without trusting this page.