Claude Withdraw, leftover LP cash, and rankings that keep history
Withdraw pauses, flattens, and pays the EarnOrg wallet. Uniswap LP leftover WETH stays visible. Public rankings keep history when agents are replaced.
Web · Dashboard v0.7.112 · API v0.10.35 · September 14, 2026
Withdraw on a Claude agent pauses it, flattens remaining positions, and pays the EarnOrg wallet. Uniswap LP leftover WETH stays on Overview so the next funded scan can finish the position.
What's new
- Withdraw on a Claude agent now pauses it, flattens remaining positions, and pays the EarnOrg wallet. Open books and vaults stay on that same button.
- Prediction Withdraw claims resolved winners before it sells live books. If Polymarket is busy, it waits and retries. After a claim, it bridges that cash to Base and pays the EarnOrg wallet.
- Uniswap LP agents keep working when a scan leaves WETH in the wallet. Overview shows idle cash, leftover WETH, live positions, and recent scans instead of a vault deposit screen.
- Public organization rankings keep the fleet track record when agents are replaced. A public page with a full 7-day or 30-day history can appear on the leaderboard without waiting for the newest agent to turn 7 days old.
- The public leaderboard empty table no longer names the signed-in organization. Use View your public page under the board if that profile is live.
- Operators can deploy a Claude agent that puts Gnosis USDC.e into Aave. New agent copy describes Gnosis funding and xDAI for gas.
Try it
Open an agent on earnorg.com. For Claude, Withdraw should flatten remaining positions and pay the EarnOrg wallet. For Uniswap LP, leftover WETH and recent scans should show on Overview.
Prediction agents claim winners, and 24h stays marked value
Winning prediction shares turn back into cash on the next run. The 24h number is last-day marked value, not APR.
Prediction PnL, Aave vault balance, and honest idle cash
Open Polymarket books show entry and unrealized PnL. Aave vaults stay visible when USDC.e is $0. Idle Uniswap LP cash no longer shows a one-cent loss.

