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Wander (WAN).

A game currency today. The crypto equivalent of cash tomorrow. 5,000,000 WAN at launch, a halving mint cap, and a supply engineered to shrink every day the system runs.

An in-game currency, built to behave like cash.

Today

WAN is the currency inside the Wander ecosystem. The value is simple: 1 WAN equals 1 EUR. New WAN only enters circulation when you buy it from us, directly, through the app.

The engine

The supply is capped, halved every year, and burned on every use. Five deflation mechanisms stack on top of each other. Every day the system runs, there is less WAN in existence than the day before.

Tomorrow

As adoption grows and the supply contracts, WAN earns a value of its own beyond the starting peg. Portable, private, and usable the way cash works: hand to hand, no middleman, no permission.

The facts.

Name
Wander
Symbol
WAN
Standard
ERC-20 · 18 decimals
Network
Polygon Mainnet (chainId 137)
Genesis supply
5,000,000 WAN
Current value
1 WAN = 1 EUR
Eternal floor
50,000 WAN / year

Five forces pushing the supply down.

They do not compete. They stack. Every day, all five run at once, and the total WAN in existence keeps falling.

01

Halving mint cap

Maximum new WAN drops 50% each year for 13 years. Year 1 caps at 5M. Year 2 at 2.5M. Year 13 at 50K. The schedule is hardcoded in Solidity. Not even the owner can change it.

02

Daily mint cap

Even within the yearly cap, only yearlyCap / 365 × 1.10 can be minted in any single day. Stops a compromised server key from flooding circulation overnight.

03

1% transfer burn

Every user-to-user send destroys 1% in flight. Alice sends Bob 10 WAN, Bob receives 9.9, 0.1 is burned forever. Scarcity climbs with every payment.

04

10% reward burn

For every 10 WAN distributed as a reward, 1 WAN is destroyed on the way out. Users still earn. The supply still shrinks.

05

100% game-spend burn

Spend 5 WAN on an in-game item, all 5 are destroyed. Pure sink. Every spend moves the remaining supply closer to zero.

Halving mint cap.

Enforced on-chain. Even the owner cannot mint past the cap for the current year. After year 13, the cap holds at 50,000 WAN per year forever.

Yr 1

5,000,000

Yr 2

2,500,000

Yr 3

1,500,000

Yr 4

1,000,000

Yr 5

750,000

Yr 6

500,000

Yr 7

250,000

Yr 8

200,000

Yr 9

150,000

Yr 10

100,000

Yr 11

50,000

Yr 12

50,000

Yr 13

50,000

Yr 14+

50,000
forever

How burns work.

Every WAN transfer checks the sender's category and burns a percentage on the way through. Rates are capped at 10% max and configurable by the owner. Never retroactive.

1%

User-to-user

Every P2P transfer burns 1%.

10%

Ad rewards

Ad-minter wallet pays a 10% burn on distribution.

5%

Marketplace

Secondary-market trades burn 5%.

0%

IAP mint

Direct purchases mint at 0% - buyer gets full amount.

100%

In-game spend

`spend()` destroys the whole balance against an item id.

When less is left.

The math at 10,000 daily active users in year 2. Six mechanisms running at once. New mints cannot keep up with the burns. Every day the supply gets smaller.

Daily active users
10,000
New WAN minted per day
+270 WAN
WAN burned per day
-5,100 WAN
Net daily supply change
-4,830 WAN
Net yearly supply change
-1,762,950 WAN
Effective deflation rate
~26% per year

For comparison: the Euro loses 2 to 5 percent per year to inflation. The Dollar, 2 to 8 percent. WAN at this scale is running at roughly 10 to 15 times the opposite force. Less WAN plus constant demand equals a rising value per token.

THE ETERNAL FLOOR

50,000 WAN minted a year, forever.

After year 13 the halving stops and the cap locks at 50,000 WAN per year, for as long as the contract exists. The reason is simple: rewards never have to stop. Even in year 50, the system still has just enough new supply to keep flowing.

What Wander won't do.

Your WAN stays yours. No freeze switch, no forced buyback.
The cap is the cap. Not even the owner can mint past the on-chain limit.
No pre-mine, no insider allocation, no locked team pool waiting to dump.
The contract does what the whitepaper says. Nothing more, nothing hidden.

Don't trust. Verify.

Honest version of the deal. Yes, the owner can technically mint, pause, or adjust burn rates. Nothing in the contract lets anyone reach into your wallet. Here is what stays public so you can watch.

A public wallet you can watch

The owner wallet is open. If the balance rises over time, I am hoarding. If it falls, the system is working. You do not have to trust me, you can verify.

Zero admin access to your funds

No admin function can move tokens out of your wallet. No backdoor, no rescue key, no migration switch. The contract is public and cannot be upgraded.

Every state change is on-chain

Mint, burn, pause, rate change. Every action emits an event you can see live on PolygonScan. Silent state changes are impossible.

The contract.

Contract address · Polygon Mainnet

0xd2EdBc627FE66225FAD1E10d885ab43EFd56139B

Owner wallet

0xF634c8154BCe42004B6fA721Db8ffeCfD1aB6e1c

Read the full spec.

The whitepaper covers the complete tokenomics model, burn mechanics, halving math, trust protocol, and deployment notes, in one place.

Read whitepaper ↗