The clock on OVRN knows when Wall Street is closed, down to the holiday.
It reads the NYSE calendar for regular hours, early closes and holidays, and it follows daylight saving through the New York time zone. Every contract shows exchange time next to UTC.
For an option, that clock is the whole story. Earnings and weekend news land between one close and the next open.
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WYTH runs on two layers of coins, and they do different jobs.
An app coin belongs to its app. It pays for entry tickets, proposals, streak saves, unlocks and holder votes inside it, and its creator fees go to the app's creator.
$WYTH is the platform coin. Holding it opens holder tiers, staking it takes a share of service revenue, paying credits with it burns 20%, and 30% of its creator fee buys it back and burns it.
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A WYTH app can only use its coin the way the creator allowed.
When a coin is tied to an app, the creator sets a permission manifest: what the app may do with the coin, how much per action and how much per wallet per day. The coin and the per-action limit are also written on chain.
A request outside the manifest is refused before your wallet is even asked.
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New wallets on WYTH get 60 free credits, once.
That covers two quick apps to start. It takes a wallet signature and a small SOL balance or an earlier transaction, for up to three wallets per IP per UTC day.
After that, your holder tier is spent first, then free credits, then paid ones. A job that fails on our side is refunded in full.
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On WYTH, the person who makes an app earns from its coin.
Every trade on an app coin's LaunchLab curve pays a 0.50% creator fee to the app's creator. After graduation to a Raydium CPMM pool, the creator fee is 1.90% and the creator keeps all of it.
At graduation, 90% of the pool's liquidity tokens are burned.
Every rate is on the Docs page, next to the accounts to check it against.
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The WYTH trade feed is built and in testing.
Buys, sells and new launches from every WYTH coin roll across the top of Discover as they land on chain. Each line opens the coin it came from.
We are running it against live trades before it opens. Turning it on is the last step.
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From one line to a live app and coin on WYTH, in six steps.
Connect your wallet. Describe the idea in plain words. The model builds it while a playable preview fills in.
Play it and change it by talking to it, and going back to an earlier version is free. Then tie the coin and launch.
Your wallet signs the coin launch. WYTH wallets never sign an app coin.
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The WYTH portfolio page is built and in testing.
It reads every WYTH coin in a wallet straight from chain: $WYTH and the coins born with apps, each tied to the app it works in.
It only needs your wallet's address to show balances. We are checking it against real wallets before it opens. Turning it on is the last step.
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Discover on WYTH has three ways to look at what people are playing.
Live now sorts by who is in an app right now. Returning brings up the apps people come back to. New shows what was just born.
Filter by Run, Poll, Streak or Custom, and every card shows the app next to the coin it was born with.
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Every rule on WYTH is written down in one place.
The Docs page covers how apps are judged, what credits cost, the two coins, holder tiers, trading fees and where the money goes, with risks and limits listed at the end.
Rates and limits on that page are read from the live configuration when it loads, so the numbers you see are the ones running.
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A live trade feed on WYTH comes next.
A strip across the top of Discover shows buys, sells and new launches as they land on chain, for every coin born on WYTH.
Watch which apps are moving, tap a line and you are on that coin's page.
The whole platform, live, in one line.
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Every app coin on WYTH trades right on its own page.
Open $PHS, the coin born with Paper Hands Smash, and the Buy and Sell panel sits next to its chart. Trades run on its Raydium LaunchLab bonding curve, and your wallet signs every one.
Find a game you like, grab its coin, spend it on your next run.
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A creator on WYTH needs a name for their mascot, and the holders get the final say.
Name Our Next Mascot is a holders-only Poll they made from one line: "Our mascot needs a name, and the community gets the final say." Hold $NONM and your vote counts, capped per wallet so no single bag decides it.
The ballot is open now. Be the first to vote.
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A portfolio page for every WYTH wallet comes next.
Connect a wallet and see your $WYTH and every app coin you hold in one place, each one tied to the app it works in.
Balances and value are read straight from chain, so what you see is what the wallet actually holds.
Your bag, your apps, one page.
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Holding $WYTH on WYTH means the model bill is not yours.
When you create inside your holder tier, the AI cost is paid from the team budget, not from your credits. Holder uses are spent before any credits.
Your tier is set by your $WYTH value at the moment you create, counted per rolling hour and per UTC day. Connect a wallet on the Earn page to see what is left today.
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Some decisions are too important for the team. Like the mascot's next snack.
Mascot's Cursed Snack Vote is a holders-only Poll: "The community picks the strangest snack for our mascot's next feast."
Only $SNACK holders can vote, weight is capped per wallet, and the result is sealed on chain when it closes.
Pure lore, decided by the people holding the coin.
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Our frog has one job. Do not get waxed.
Frog Candle Dash came from one line: "Hop through the falling wax before the flame catches you."
It is a Run game, and every run burns 10 $FCD when it starts. Best scores go up only after the server replays your inputs.
Candles fall. Frogs hop. Coins burn.
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