Vesting Tracker: follow token unlocks and claims

Many tokens do not arrive in your wallet all at once. A presale, a launchpad allocation or a node can release them gradually, which is called vesting. Each release is a token unlock, and the plan behind it is the vesting schedule. Keeping track of several of these by hand gets messy fast.

The Vesting Tracker is where you keep them in one place. For each vesting you pick a coin and a type (presale or node), enter how many tokens unlock per day, week or month, and say when it started. Node vestings are always linear; the daily, weekly and monthly options are for presales. The page then shows what has unlocked, what you have already claimed and what is still waiting. It does not touch your wallet and it does not claim anything for you. You record your own claims and sales by hand.

The top of the page is a summary across all your vestings. Below it is a timeline (shown on wider screens) and then one card per vesting. History and Settings are separate pages reachable from the buttons in the top corner.

The summary and the cards are built from the same numbers, so they should always agree with each other.

Unlocked tokens are the tokens released since the start date, capped at the total if you gave one. If you add a vesting without a start date, you can enter an amount that was already unlocked, and the page counts on from the day you added it. A linear vesting adds a little every moment. Daily, weekly and monthly vestings move in steps, so the number only jumps when a full period has passed. Leave the total empty for something open-ended, such as a node that keeps paying out.

Unclaimed tokens are the unlocked tokens minus the claims you logged. Unclaimed value is that number times the latest price. The daily, monthly and yearly figures multiply the per-second release of your linear vestings by the price, using 30 days for a month and 365 for a year. Stepped vestings add nothing to those three figures, and only linear vestings count up second by second on screen; the stepped ones are flat between unlocks. If you entered what you invested, the card also shows profit or loss against your cost, and a break-even chart. For the cost side of the idea, see cost basis.

There are two sources. The schedules, claims and sales are your own entries, saved to your account. Prices, 24-hour changes, the small 7-day charts and the break-even history come from CoinGecko, a third-party price provider, through our own server.

Prices are refreshed every 60 seconds by default while the tab is open and visible, and our server keeps each answer for about a minute. You can change the interval on the Settings page (Premium), but not below 10 seconds. Claim reminders and price alerts are stored in your browser, not on our servers, and only fire while the page is open.

Read the numbers with these in mind.

A made-up example. A member joined a presale and was told that 1,200 tokens unlock per month for 12 months. They add one vesting with a monthly schedule, the start date and a total of 14,400 tokens, and enter what they paid.

Three months in, the page shows 3,600 tokens unlocked. They log one claim of 2,400 tokens, so 1,200 are still unclaimed, and the card shows that amount at the latest price next to the cost they entered. The claim form has a box, ticked by default, that adds the claim to their Portfolio as a transfer in; they can untick it. The numbers are only for illustration.

Free members can add vestings up to a limit set by the team. The default is 5, and a banner on the page shows how many slots are left. You can log claims and sales and use the timeline. Premium removes the limit.

Live prices and the small 7-day charts work on a free account. The break-even history and the presale database search are Premium; without the history, the break-even chart uses the latest price. The History and Settings pages, which include backup and CSV import and export, are Premium as well. Claim reminders and the portfolio box are not locked in the current version, These rules can change, so see the pricing page for what is included today.