How to Track Your 20-Day Cycle Progress

The dashboard at a glance

Once you've made your first deposit, the dashboard becomes your daily cockpit. It shows four numbers that matter: Cycle Day, Daily Rate, Earned This Cycle, and Days Remaining. Together they tell you exactly where your position stands.

If you're on day 7 of a 20-day cycle in the Multiplier tier, the dashboard reads something like: Day 7 / 20 · 6.50% / day · $455.00 earned · 13 days remaining.

What the metrics actually mean

Cycle Day is the count of completed 24-hour periods since your deposit. It increments at the same time of day your deposit was confirmed.

Daily Rate is your tier rate. It does not change during a cycle. It only changes when you start a new cycle at a different tier.

Earned This Cycle is the total accrued yield since the cycle started, minus anything you've already claimed. This is what you'd receive if you claimed right now.

Days Remaining counts down to cycle close. At day 20, the cycle closes automatically. Your full balance (capital + remaining earnings) becomes claimable in a single transaction.

Common questions about progress

Why didn't my day tick over yet? Cycle days tick at the exact UTC second of your deposit. If you deposited at 14:00 UTC, the next day starts at 14:00 UTC. The dashboard shows the precise next-tick timestamp.

Why is my earned amount slightly different from my rate × days? The contract uses a per-second accrual model under the hood, so partial days show fractional earnings. The numbers reconcile exactly at cycle end.

What happens if I miss the day-20 close? Nothing bad. Your balance stays available indefinitely. The contract waits for you, not the other way around.