1inch Sets November 27 Deadline for Resolver Delegators to Claim and Undelegate

1inch has given existing resolver delegators until November 27 to claim their rewards and undelegate, according to a report The Defiant published on November 14, 2026. New resolver delegations were already closed when the notice appeared, making the deadline a cutoff for existing participants rather than a future date for closing intake.

The instruction covers two distinct actions. Delegators must collect outstanding rewards, and they must end their delegations. Both steps fall under the same November 27 deadline.

What stays unaffected?

Plain 1INCH staking remains untouched, according to the notice. That distinction matters for holders reviewing their positions: the operational instructions apply only to users who delegated to resolvers, not to ordinary stakers. The protocol drew a clean line between the two activities, and only the delegation track carries the deadline.

The notice leaves several questions open. It does not specify a cutoff hour or time zone for November 27. It gives no reward total, no count of affected delegators, and no explanation of what happens to unclaimed rewards after the deadline passes. Its wording is simply to act before that date.

How do resolvers fit into 1inch Fusion?

Resolvers occupy the execution side of 1inch's trading stack. In its ETHGlobal New York 2023 materials, the project described resolvers as professional traders who execute all swaps in Fusion mode, 1inch's fee-free swap product. The same description credited resolvers with using methods to protect users' swaps from MEV, presenting that protection as a Fusion feature. The 2023 page said nothing about delegation rewards or withdrawal conditions — those mechanics belong to the program now being wound down.

The execution layer sits on the 1inch Swap Engine, a decentralized trading and matching system the project said runs trade orders through a Dutch auction model. The engine is built on two foundations: the 1inch Aggregation Protocol and the 1inch Limit Order Protocol. 1inch argued the auction setup offered "more efficiency, flexibility and tunability than regular swaps or limit orders." The notice does not announce any change to the engine itself.

What do we know about the token listing?

A Yahoo Finance quote for 1INCH, timestamped November 13, 2026 at 09:54:58 UTC, listed a last known price of $0.07278383. The listing showed a total supply of 1,500,000,000 tokens with 1,426,647,283.15 in circulation. Those figures describe the token listing only — they do not quantify resolver deposits or pending rewards, and the available data shows no market response to the delegation news.

What comes after November 27?

The notice identifies no replacement delegation program, no reopening date and no later implementation milestone. No rival, regulator or named 1inch representative has publicly explained the decision. For anyone who delegated to a resolver, the operative instruction is unchanged: complete both claiming and undelegation before November 27, because the protocol has flagged no mechanism for acting afterward.