> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://dyorhq.gitbook.io/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://dyorhq.gitbook.io/docs/moments/my-moments.md).

# My Moments

Everything you've collected or published, with your coins by vesting stage.

**Where:** Moments tab → **My Moments**

## Tiles

| Tile              | Meaning                                                              |
| ----------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Pending**       | Promised, not graduated yet. Coins owed on Moments still collecting. |
| **Claimable now** | Vested and unclaimed.                                                |
| **Still vesting** | Unlocks at the monthly cliffs.                                       |
| **Claimed**       | Already in your wallet.                                              |

**Claim All** appears when anything is claimable. It mints every vested tranche of your graduated Moments on the current contracts in one transaction, and the sheet lists each $TICKER it will claim. The tiles and Claim All cover the current contracts only (see Past Cohorts below).

## Your Moments

One row per Moment: "N editions · promised X · claimed Y · in wallet Z" (plus "creator" if it's yours), with the right side showing claimable, pending or expired. Tap a row to open the Moment.

Empty state: *"Collect a Moment and it shows up here with its editions and coins."*

## Past Cohorts

Moments you have a stake in on earlier DyorHQ Moments contract releases are listed separately under **Past Cohorts**: *"Earlier DyorHQ Moments contracts. Collecting is closed; claim your vested coins and, as a creator, withdraw your own proceeds."* Tap a row to open that Moment's page and claim from there.

They are not counted in the tiles or in Claim All, and they don't appear under **Home → My Holdings → Moments**. They also show as a **Past Cohorts** card in Portfolio. A past-cohort Moment whose collect window ended before it graduated never vests: *"Its collecting window ended before it graduated, so its coins never vest. Your editions stay yours."*

## Where else Moments show up

* **Home → My Holdings → Moments**: "N editions · 1.2M TICKER" with Graduated / Expired / N% to graduation.
* **Home** hero card: the **Moments** value (held and owed coins at the pool price; pre-graduation entitlements count as zero).
* **Portfolio → My Holdings → NFTs**: your editions as "Moment · OpenSea" tiles.
* **Portfolio → Moments**: volume, fees and activity ("Collected …", "Published …", "Withdrew proceeds", "Withdrew pool fees").
* **OpenSea**: every edition, at `opensea.io/item/monad/<NFT contract>/<edition>`.
* **Moment link**: the share button on a Moment page shares the Moment's own link (`dyorhq.fun/moments/<name>`), and your share sheet previews it with the Moment's name and artwork. With the DyorHQ app installed, the link opens the Moment in the app; otherwise it opens the website's Moments page. Each NFT also carries a link by number, `dyorhq.fun/moments/c4/<id>` for Moments on the current contracts, which opens the same Moment; the share button uses it until the name link is ready.

## Editions on other wallets

Editions are ordinary ERC-721s: you can send them or sell them on OpenSea. The **coin entitlement stays with the wallet that collected**; it does not travel with the NFT. Keep that in mind before selling an edition of a Moment that's about to graduate.


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