Freeze
Send any positive amount of native BOT. The lock is recorded with you as the only owner.
Icebox holds your BOT in a lock you open yourself, at a date you set at freeze time. Nobody else can thaw it, and there is no early exit.
Freeze it
A wallet balance is always one click from gone. Icebox moves BOT out of reach by putting a date between you and it. This is not a savings jar you can dip into. There is no partial withdraw, no cancel, no top-up, and no admin override.
The trade is honest: you keep custody, you keep the key, and you give up flexibility on purpose. If you want the BOT back early, the answer is no.
Exit is owner-only thaw after the date you set. No early exit, no admin thaw.
Connect and load to see frozen amounts.
Send any positive amount of native BOT. The lock is recorded with you as the only owner.
No one can thaw it early, including you. A second freeze means a second lock, not a top-up. Thaw must be within 365 days.
After the date, Thaw / withdraw sends the full amount back to the owner wallet. That is the only exit.
The verbs are the product. Time is the constraint.
No. Thaw only succeeds for the owner, and only after the date. The deployer cannot pull user funds.
You cannot. Icebox has no early exit and no cancel. Plan the date as if it were final.
The thaw date must be in the future and within 365 days of the freeze.
No. Open a second lock with its own amount, date, and label.
BOT Chain mainnet, chain id 677, native BOT. Gas only; the contract takes no cut.
The lock is lost, same as any self-custody product. Use a wallet you can still sign from in a year.
Now — freeze and thaw are live, owner-only, after the date.
Next — a lock list with label, amount, and thaw date on one screen.
Later — clearer pre-freeze checks so a mistyped date is caught before you sign.
Beyond — keep the contract small. Interface work should stay checkable against the chain.
When the date arrives, you thaw from the owner wallet. No one else can move it.
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