Activity
Claim your mints and review your rewards and payments.
The Activity page lists your mint requests, lets you claim them, and shows your rewards and payments on either chain. Mints ready to claim on the other chain are listed at the top with a link to open that chain.
Mint requests
Every mint you make appears here as Mint # followed by its number, with its exact token amount and whether it goes to your wallet or to Mint & stake.
| Button or tag | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Next block | Paid and recorded. Claimable once the next block is produced. |
| Claim mint | Select it to receive your tokens. |
| Claimed | Delivered to your wallet, or to your stake with Mint & stake. |
Requests are read directly from the token contract, so they appear even if other history cannot load. Claiming works whether or not new mints are open.
Rewards and payments
The second section lists your on-chain activity with MSS2, newest first, 20 per page. Pick Robinhood or Arc at the top of the section:
- stakes, including Mint & stake and Buy & stake
- rewards collected and compounded
- gifts received into your stake
- referral stake credits
- mint referral rewards, with their level and mint number
- withdrawals of your ETH or USDC credits, with the receiving address
Each row shows the amount, time and transaction, with a link to the block explorer. The latest page refreshes every 30 seconds. For a long-running wallet, older history may take a few extra searches to load.
This is a record of MSS2 contract events, not a full wallet history. Ordinary token transfers and pool swaps are not listed.
Transactions
Before opening your wallet, the app simulates the action. If the simulation fails, it shows why and nothing is sent. After you sign, a status card follows the transaction until it confirms, then refreshes your balances.
If confirmation takes longer than a minute, the app stays usable and reports the result when it lands. Your wallet always shows the latest status. Switching accounts while signing cannot change who receives a mint, a claim or a withdrawal.