PANews reported on November 18th that, according to an announcement from Hourglass, the second phase of the Stable pre-deposit program's excess refund is now open, and users can claim their USDC refunds through the Merkl platform. The first $1,000 will be fully received, with approximately 45% of any amount exceeding this amount included in the program, and the remaining 55% distributed as a refund. Currently, over $634 million USDC is available for withdrawal, with the remainder available after the program ends. Users need to connect their wallets to the Merkl dashboard to make the withdrawal.PANews reported on November 18th that, according to an announcement from Hourglass, the second phase of the Stable pre-deposit program's excess refund is now open, and users can claim their USDC refunds through the Merkl platform. The first $1,000 will be fully received, with approximately 45% of any amount exceeding this amount included in the program, and the remaining 55% distributed as a refund. Currently, over $634 million USDC is available for withdrawal, with the remainder available after the program ends. Users need to connect their wallets to the Merkl dashboard to make the withdrawal.
Hourglass Phase 2 Pre-deposit Program Refunds Available
PANews reported on November 18th that, according to an announcement from Hourglass, the second phase of the Stable pre-deposit program's excess refund is now open, and users can claim their USDC refunds through the Merkl platform. The first $1,000 will be fully received, with approximately 45% of any amount exceeding this amount included in the program, and the remaining 55% distributed as a refund. Currently, over $634 million USDC is available for withdrawal, with the remainder available after the program ends. Users need to connect their wallets to the Merkl dashboard to make the withdrawal.
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