Cambria's RSGP went live on Base on Oct. 29, 2026, with an Aerodrome RSGP/USDC pool and a MEXC listing. This guide sets out the published contract and venues, the opt-in dates, which airdrop claims have closed per a third-party tracker, and Cambria's stated plans for its retired NFTs.

RSGP went live on Base on Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026. At 15:16 UTC Cambria posted "Cambria (RSGP) is Live!" with the contract address and an OpenSea link, then added that RSGP is also traded on Aerodrome, fomo and MEXC. Aerodrome said at 15:19 UTC that trading was active on the RSGP/USDC pool, and DexScreener lists that pool. The 11 AM ET (15:00 UTC) start time was set in Cambria's X profile and its TGE article. This guide covers the contract, where to trade, how the airdrop is described, and what happened to the older NFT collections. For project background, see Cambria's entity page.

What RSGP is and the one address to check

Cambria's docs list $RSGP on Base with a total supply of 5,000,000,000 and roughly 25% circulating at launch. The Base contract is 0x44B63aF715D5ef02CC3646a6CE96875e11d69E85, the same address given in Cambria's TGE article and on Cambria's X profile. Basescan lists a token at that address with a 5,000,000,000 max supply.

The same docs page names a canonical Ethereum mainnet token at 0xA8D906B7BbCDE3339EDBb7702D7aF2Aab67F898B and says it is not actively traded. Cambria's article describes the Base token as bridged from it.

Cambria warns that "fake tokens named RSGP will appear at launch" and tells users to check the contract address, not the name or logo. It says it will never DM first or ask for a seed phrase (docs).

Where it trades

Per Cambria's TGE article, the primary venue is the RSGP/USDC pool on Aerodrome on Base, and the article also lists OpenSea, MEXC and fomo. The docs give the pool address as 0x8E859b6cf564C4ac2b848693C85C496E81DBf6C8, and DexScreener's page for that address shows an RSGP/USDC pair on Aerodrome.

On MEXC, the docs and the article differ. When Descout read the $RSGP docs page on Oct. 31, it still listed centralized exchange listings as "TBA" and did not name MEXC. Cambria's article and Oct. 29 post do name MEXC, and MEXC Alpha posted at 15:00 UTC that RSGP/USDT trading was live.

Cambria's liquidity page says:

staked liquidity providers earn AERO, and unstaked positions earn trading fees only;
veAERO holders who vote for the pool earn RSGP incentives plus the pool's trading fees;
airdrop recipients can pair RSGP they already hold with USDC to provide liquidity, and LP'd RSGP counts toward holdings for lootboxes, Renown and other holder rewards;
there is no lockup on unstaking.

The airdrop: what is open and what is closed

Cambria's TGE article puts the genesis airdrop at 15% of supply, fully unlocked, "distributed to Cambria players and asset owners based on points earnings and NFT holdings."

Opt-in. The Cambria Foundation announced that eligible historical users could accept the Genesis Event Opt-In Agreement at lobby.cambria.gg/token, with eligibility closing Sept. 29, 2026 at 11 p.m. ET. On Sept. 30 the Foundation extended the period to Oct. 8, 2026, at the same address. Descout's earlier walkthrough covers the original step. In a Sept. 15 note, Cambria said presale participants did not need to opt in and would receive tokens at the wallet they used in the presale.

Loot Drop and Genesis Points. Airdrops.io, a third-party tracker whose page was updated Oct. 28, says the Loot Drop's 14-day claim window closed in August and that Genesis Points are frozen. Treat that as a pointer, not a ruling. The same page says Cambria's token page will show each user's RSGP airdrop from Oct. 29. Holders who played with more than one wallet should check the token page at lobby.cambria.gg/token with each of them.

How the Loot Drop worked. These are July steps, not open ones. Cambria's July 22 blog post listed them as: create a Cambria account, check your Loot Drop winnings, and "Sign to claim within 14 days," with claims invite-gated. Ronin's July 25 post described the route for Ronin holders: sign in at lobby.cambria.gg with a Ronin Wallet, open the Airdrop page and claim before the window closed. The same blog post called the Genesis Airdrop "a separate airdrop" awarded on Points and said existing players "will be able to claim your full historical Airdrop" when an Airdrop checker goes live. The Liquidity page says "If you claimed the airdrop, you already have RSGP."

The rest of the distribution

Cambria's TGE article gives this split of the 5B supply:

26.6% early investors and backers
21.5% core contributors
23.8% future emissions and incentives
15% genesis airdrop
5.2% presale participants
5% liquidity and exchanges
2.9% advisors and partners

The article says the presale raised about $1 million USDC from 958 contributors and is unlocked at TGE. Investors, core contributors and advisors have nothing unlocked at TGE, then a 9-month cliff and 24 equal monthly unlocks. Emissions and incentives unlock 25% to the Foundation at month one, with the rest vesting monthly over three years.

Charters and the retired NFT collections

Cambria's docs describe Charters as collectible bearer assets, say founding Charter traits were revealed Oct. 17, 2026, and say the game treats every Charter in a linked wallet as staked until the Crown Ledger ships. Descout's trait breakdown is here.

The archive pages for the Founder NFT and Cores say both are deprecated and no longer have active utility; the Cores page adds that Shards, Arena Tokens and Companions are "pending migration to new systems." Cambria's Aug. 26 Ecosystem Update set out the plan. These are Cambria's stated plans, not completed changes:

Snapshots for deprecated assets were set for Aug. 28, 2026.
Founders: utility moves to Token Holder tiers, and the Genesis Airdrop gives a flat per-NFT allocation plus a variable one weighted by Loyalty Score, First Founder status and Points.
Cores: holders receive an RSGP allocation, and the function moves to staked RSGP. The TL;DR describes the cosmetic ecosystem moving to veRSGP staking.
Companions: become in-game assets traded through Clara's Bazaar.
Arena Tokens: converted into the successor economy, with a final burn for Keys for those who want it.
Staying: Islands, plus the off-chain Pendants, Charm Cards and cosmetics.

The update says allocation specifics would come with the tokenomics. Our earlier report on the retirements is here.

Off Abstract and Blast

Cambria's wind-down page says Duel Arena support on Blast and Abstract ended Oct. 19, 2026, and that Cambria would withdraw remaining unclaimed stakes from the two escrow contracts. Blast interface withdrawals ended Oct. 26, after which assets can only be withdrawn through Blast's bridge contracts on Ethereum L1. Abstract shuts down Dec. 15, and funds not bridged off by then "will be inaccessible." Ronin and Base are unaffected. After Oct. 19, claims go through a Discord ticket with a signed message and are paid in ETH on Ethereum mainnet within 30 business days. Descout's staker walkthrough is here.

What is not confirmed

Whether the token-page display went live as Airdrops.io describes, and whether a Genesis Airdrop claim is a separate step. Descout could not read the page, which loads as an empty app shell.
What happens to a historical user who missed the opt-in. Descout found no Cambria statement on this.
The core MMO's mainnet launch: Cambria's article says November, with no date given.

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