How it works
Follow a gem. Its hunter does the rest.
Every gem has one hunter who stays on it from the first announcement to claim day. You follow the gems you like and act when one needs you.

A gem’s life
From IDO to claim.
The hunter posts an update at every stage, and at every change of date in between.
Stage 1
IDO
Allocation and whitelist windows, where to register, and the dates they open and close.
Stage 2
Mining
When a mining or testnet phase starts and ends, and what to do to take part.
Stage 3
KYC
When verification opens, when it closes, and what to have ready.
Stage 4
Snapshot
The snapshot date and what to hold, and any change to it.
Stage 5
Claim
When the claim opens, where, and how long the window stays open.
Every update carries
- · A short label, like “KYC” or “Claim”
- · An urgency: high, medium or low
- · A deadline, when there is one

Your side
You follow. They keep it current.
Tracking is the hunter’s job. Yours is picking gems and acting on what arrives.
Follow a few gems
Pick the handful you care about. Following is when coverage starts for you.
Set how loud each gem is
Choose an alert level per gem, so a big project can ping you for more than a small one.
Act when it matters
Home › Following shows what changed. When nothing needs you, it says you’re all caught up.
Ask the hunter
Something unclear? Ask on the gem. Hunters are measured on answering within 7 days.
Tip when it pays
Made money on a gem? Tip the hunter who kept you in the loop, from the in-app wallet.
Talk it through
Discussion about an update stays on that update. General chat lives in Community.
Suggest a gem
Want a project covered?
Blocs put projects forward, and hunters pick them up.
- 1
Suggest
Put a project on the suggestions board.
- 2
Vote
Blocs vote, so the most wanted gems rise.
- 3
Claim
A hunter claims a suggestion for 48 hours to check it.
- 4
Live
The hunter posts it with its first update, and everyone can follow it.
Go deeper
Two things make it work.
Hunters who answer for their gems, and Edge telling you what to act on first.