100%
Of net platform fees used for buybacks
Net platform fees are used to buy $WAGMI through the market and place it in the Reserve. Historical fees and buybacks are public.
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WAGMI
We're All Gonna Make It
Issued on Ethereum
A clean, community-owned token issued natively on Ethereum — fully distributed, with 100% of net platform fees buying back WAGMI for the Reserve.
Net fees generated on the WAGMI platform are used to buy $WAGMI through the market and place it in the Reserve. The entire supply was distributed without an insider pre-allocation.
Supply distributed
100%
Fully distributed to the community
Overview
100%
Net platform fees are used to buy $WAGMI through the market and place it in the Reserve. Historical fees and buybacks are public.
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The entire supply is in circulation. No low float, no high FDV overhang, no unlock cliffs waiting to sell.
0%
Nothing was set aside for the team or investors. All supply was bought and distributed to the market.
Tokenomics
All $WAGMI supply has been bought and distributed — none was reserved for insiders. Just like Bitcoin, where every satoshi had to be earned through mining.
The migration issues one new WAGMI for each net legacy WAGMI received by the migration contract. The old Virtuals-issued token's transfer fee may reduce the amount received from the gross amount sent.
0x4cBab352eC69f705BE8a0Fd911CA5535B4a9f063Any tokens that aren't migrated go into a Reserve the community governs — voting over time on whether to provide liquidity, burn, distribute, or otherwise deploy them.
The migration
We're migrating from the old $WAGMI token issued by Virtuals Protocol on Base to a new $WAGMI issued natively on Ethereum. A clean, WAGMI-controlled contract is what makes everything else possible.
The current Virtuals-issued contract charges a fee on every transfer and lets its creator change fees, disable sells, or mint. We want $WAGMI to move freely, with a contract no one can alter.
The transfer fee makes WAGMI incompatible with Uniswap v3-style concentrated (CL/DCL) pools — only v2 works today. A clean contract unlocks capital-efficient liquidity.
WAGMI becomes a natively Ethereum-issued token rather than a bridged one — then expands to non-EVM networks like Solana from a canonical source.
Owning the contract lets us build $WAGMI into Card, borrowing, governance, and LP units usable as loan collateral.
The current contract issued by Virtuals Protocol is flagged by GoPlus with the message: “its creator can change fees, disable sells, mint, or move tokens.” We are making sure that the new Ethereum contract removes these powers so $WAGMI can be trusted as the centerpiece of Card, borrowing, governance, and protocol-owned liquidity.
Migration status
The new Ethereum-issued $WAGMI contract is live. Migration from the current Base token and Ethereum WAGMI/USDC liquidity are scheduled to open on 8 Sep. Nothing is required from you in the meantime — your existing $WAGMI is safe.
Launch
Migration and Ethereum WAGMI/USDC liquidity are coming soon on 8 Sep.