What Happens After 20 Days?

Day 20 and beyond

When your 20-day cycle closes, the dashboard shifts. The "Days Remaining" counter hits zero, the "Earned This Cycle" total locks in, and a new option appears: Re-enter Cycle.

You now have three choices.

Choice 1: Withdraw everything

Click claim. The full balance — your original capital plus the cycle's accrued earnings — transfers directly to your wallet in a single transaction. No fees. No exit penalties. No waiting period.

This is the right choice if you need the liquidity, want to rotate capital elsewhere, or just want to take a break.

Choice 2: Re-enter at the same size

Click "Re-enter." The contract opens a new 20-day cycle with your original capital. The cycle's earnings drop into your wallet as USDT.

This is the right choice if you want to keep capital deployed but don't need the additional compounding lift on the new cycle. It's the simplest path.

Choice 3: Re-enter and compound the earnings

Click "Re-enter and compound." Your original capital plus the cycle's earnings becomes the new position size. If your prior cycle pushed you across a tier threshold, your daily rate increases for the new cycle.

This is the most popular choice for long-term participants. A position that started at $1,000 (6.50% Multiplier tier) and earned $1,300 over the first cycle compounds into $2,300 (still Multiplier, but moving toward Accelerator). After 3 or 4 cycles, the position naturally migrates to higher tiers without any new capital injection.

A note on cycle continuity

The protocol does not require you to re-enter immediately. You can claim everything, take a month off, and start a new cycle later. Your position is yours, not the protocol's. The contract is designed to serve user-initiated actions only.