What Happens After the CCA Closes?
What Happens After the CCA Closes?
The AEGIS CCA runs through April 21. When it closes, the mint window closes with it. No new AEGIS Accounts can be opened on Unichain after that point.
Here is what changes and what comes next.
CCA Finalization
After the CCA closes on April 21, the auction goes through a finalization process. Eligible Account holders will see their CCA bonus reflected in their dashboard around April 22-23, based on their tier rate and the activity under their sponsorship during the window.
Any remaining ETH not consumed during the auction can be withdrawn once the auction has ended.
Pool Binding Begins
Once the CCA closes, the post-CCA phase begins. This is when AEGIS Account holders can start binding pools.
To bind a pool, you specify two things at pool creation: the AEGIS hook address and your Account ID. Once bound, your Account tracks that pool’s performance and can accumulate compensation based on protocol-native cashflows.
Pool binding does not require custom contracts. The basic binding flow works with the hook address and Account ID at pool creation.
Why this matters for Account holders
Pools must be created with AEGIS hooks specified at genesis. A pool deployed without AEGIS hooks is permanently locked out of dynamic fees and margin interest. Binding your Account to a pool at creation is how you connect your sponsorship identity to that pool’s ongoing performance.
What Account holders should do after April 21
- Check your dashboard around April 22-23 for your CCA bonus
- Withdraw any remaining ETH from the auction once it has ended
- Prepare for pool binding using your AEGIS hook address and Account ID