The Resolv Foundation has revised the claim rules for certain RESOLV token vesting allocations, with the change applying only to users who received more than 10,000 RESOLV through the recovery process. Under the updated terms, those allocations vest over 24 months and are handled through an external claim system. To keep claim platform records accurate, any allocation that shows no claim activity for three straight months will be moved to inactive status and removed from the automatic claim platform. The three-month count starts from the most recent of three dates: the allocation creation date, the latest claim activity, or Aug. 27, 2026 for allocations created before the announcement. The foundation said inactive status only removes an allocation from the automatic claim platform and does not change the allocation itself. Users who qualify for more than 10,000 RESOLV but do not see the allocation in their wallet were told to review the recovery guide first and then open a ticket through Discord for team verification and follow-up.
The Resolv Foundation has updated the claim rules for RESOLV token vesting allocations. The change applies only to users who received more than 10,000 RESOLV through the recovery process.
According to the update, those allocations vest over 24 months and are managed through an external claim system.
Allocations will turn inactive after three months without claim activity
To keep claim platform data accurate, any allocation with no claim activity for three consecutive months will be moved to inactive status and removed from the automatic claim platform.
The three-month period is calculated from the most recent of these dates: the allocation creation date, the latest claim activity, or Aug. 27, 2026 for allocations established before the announcement.
The Resolv Foundation said inactive status only removes the allocation from the automatic claim platform.
What affected users should do
Users who qualify for an allocation above 10,000 RESOLV but do not see it in their wallet should first check the recovery guide, then submit a ticket through Discord. The team said it will follow up after verification.
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