Share claimed
%Tokens claimed as a share of the amount the distributor was funded with.
Dashboard · VantagePlanned
Airdrop Claim Tracker: Claimed vs Unclaimed
How much of this airdrop has been claimed, how much is left and when does the claim window close?
For each live airdrop: tokens claimed and left, wallets that claimed, when the window closes and any one wallet's claim status.
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Blueprint
What the dashboard will show.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
Claim progress
How much of the chosen airdrop has been claimed and when it closes.
Tokens unclaimed
tokensThe distributor's balance of the airdropped token at the latest block.
Wallets that claimed
countDistinct wallets with a Claimed event from the distributor.
Days until the window closes
daysDays from now to the end time stored in the distributor, or to the announced date where none is stored.
Claims by day
tokensTokens claimed and claims made per day since the window opened.
Wallet check
For the address entered, whether its allocation is claimed, the amount and the claim transaction if there is one.
Claimers
Who claimed, when and what they did next.
Sent to exchanges or sold
%Share of claimed tokens sent to labelled exchange addresses or swapped on DEXs within 7 days of claiming.
Still held
%Share of claimed tokens still in the claiming wallet 7 days after the claim.
What claimers did next
tokensClaimed tokens split by what happened within 7 days: held, sent to an exchange, swapped on a DEX, bridged or sent elsewhere.
Claims by size
countClaims grouped by allocation size, to show whether many small wallets or a few large ones hold the airdrop.
- Airdrop
- Every tracked airdrop with a verified distributor
- Wallet
- Any address entered, for a single-wallet check
About
What it answers, and for whom.
Most airdrops are paid through a distributor contract that holds the tokens and lets each eligible wallet claim its share with a proof. That contract records every claim on-chain, so how much has been claimed, how much is left and who has claimed can all be read from it directly.
Choose an airdrop to see its progress: tokens claimed against the total, claims per day, the wallets that claimed and what they did with the tokens next, whether they held, sold on a DEX, sent them to an exchange or bridged them. The claim deadline, where the contract sets one, is read from the contract itself.
To check one wallet, enter its address: the dashboard reads the distributor's claim record for it at the latest block. It only reads; it never asks for a signature or a wallet connection.
Method
How it will be measured.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →- Claims are the Claimed(index, account, amount) events of each airdrop's Merkle distributor contract, or the equivalent claim records of distributor programs on Solana.
- Unclaimed tokens are the distributor's own token balance at the latest block; the total is the amount the distributor was funded with, read from its funding transfers.
- The claim deadline is the end time stored in the distributor where one exists; where it is not on-chain, the announced date is shown with its source.
- What claimers did next follows each claimed amount for 7 days: transfers to labelled exchange addresses, DEX swaps out of the token and bridge deposits.
- A wallet's status is the distributor's isClaimed() read for that wallet's leaf in the published Merkle tree, at the latest block.
The data it needs
Read from chain state and history
- airdrop_claimsTo buildAirdrop claimsClaims from airdrop distributor contracts: eligible amount, claimed amount, claimers and what they did next.
- address_labelsTo buildAddress labelsLabels for known addresses: exchanges, bridges, protocols, funds, treasuries, sanctioned addresses and known attackers.
- dex_swaps_dailyTo buildDEX volumeSwap counts and volume per DEX, pool and chain per day, decoded from Swap events, valued with stablecoin legs and oracle prices.
- Merkle distributor Claimed(index, account, amount) events per airdrop contract
- isClaimed(index) reads for single-wallet lookups
- Airdrop token balance held by each distributor at daily blocks (the unclaimed amount)
- Claim end timestamp and merkleRoot read from the distributor contract
- Official distributor contract addresses from project announcements (off-chain attribution)
- Transfers and swaps by claiming wallets in the 7 days after each claim
Questions
Questions people ask.
How do I check if a wallet claimed an airdrop?
Enter the address and choose the airdrop. The dashboard reads the distributor contract's claim record for that wallet at the latest block, which says whether its allocation has been claimed. It only reads; it never asks you to connect or sign.
What happens to unclaimed airdrop tokens?
It depends on the distributor. Many let the project sweep unclaimed tokens back to its treasury after the deadline; some keep claims open with no end. The dashboard reads which rule the contract has and shows any sweep transaction.
Why is the claimed share of an airdrop often low?
Some eligible wallets are lost, abandoned or belong to people who never hear of the airdrop, and small allocations can cost more in fees to claim than they are worth. A low claimed share is common and is not by itself a sign of a problem.
Do airdrop recipients sell right away?
Some do and some hold. The dashboard follows each claim for 7 days and counts how much went to exchanges, was swapped on DEXs or stayed in the claiming wallet, so the answer is measured for each airdrop.
How can I tell an official claim contract from a fake one?
Use the contract address the project announced through its own channels, and compare it with the distributor's on-chain record: its deployer, its token and its funding transfer. This dashboard tracks only distributors matched to an official announcement.
- Merkle distributor
- A contract that holds airdropped tokens and lets each eligible wallet claim its amount by presenting a proof against a published Merkle root.
- Claim window
- The period during which allocations can be claimed; after it closes, unclaimed tokens may be returned to the project.
- Sweep
- A transaction that moves unclaimed tokens out of a distributor after its deadline, usually back to the project's treasury.
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