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# FAQs - EIGEN Claims Season 2

1. How can I claim my Eigen Season 2 Airdrop? \
   Visit the Claim section of the Kelp dApp at <https://kelpdao.xyz/claim-el/> to claim your EIGEN tokens.
2. When did claims for Eigen Season 2 open? \
   Claims opened on September 21, 2024, at 12 PM UTC.
3. What period does this airdrop cover? \
   This airdrop covers the snapshot window from March 15 to August 15, 2024.
4. What is the deadline to claim my Eigen Season 2 Airdrop? \
   The last date to claim is May 12, 2025.
5. Do I need to pay any fees to claim my EIGEN tokens? \
   You’ll only need to pay standard network gas fees to process your claim transaction.


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