The snapshot
is taken.
Block H is final and the result is published in full. Check your address.
Readings at block 32,810,574, not current values. The front page carries the live ones.
The snapshot was taken at block 32810574. The result is published in full, and you can check your own address now.
What counted
Frozen GOHAN at block 32810574, plus GOHAN held in an active Swopus liquidity position, which counts on the same terms. A liquid balance counted for nothing, however large. An unfreeze submitted before the block took that balance out, whether or not the withdrawal was ever claimed.
The result
- Block 32,810,574, 2026-08-31 17:58:40 UTC
- Merkle root 81975b506e2e1275992878ed59fd3b4dd0c4724adb90fed1443166980f914674
- Frozen 103,951,515,045.298956 GOHAN across 1,386 addresses
- Liquidity 183,886,676.183006 GOHAN from 10 providers
- Qualifying 104,135,401,721.481962 GOHAN
- Rows 1,392
- Allocation 40,000,000,000 new GOHAN, distributed to the last unit
Check it yourself
Paste your address on the snapshot page. Your proof is checked in your own browser against the published root, so the page has to prove its answer rather than assert it.
The whole package is downloadable at gohan.meme/artifacts/32810574/ with a checksum for every file. The root above was written into KleverChain before any of it was published, in transaction 42f100af08bf6262544933507662b4a8777299172c78a3f47aab3dd7c0a5af86, so the numbers could not have been chosen afterwards. An independent reviewer recomputed the result from the public chain data with their own code and reached the same root.
What happens next
The result stays open for public verification for at least 48 hours before anything is signed. Claim opens after that, and we will announce it here.
Nothing done after block 32810574 changes an allocation. Freezing, unfreezing, adding liquidity or pulling it out all count for the next thing, not this one. Nobody will ever ask you for a signature or a seed phrase to keep your place.
The number is fixed. We proved it first, and published it second.