Question 1

What role does ATK play when upgrading Scrap Guilds NFTs?

Accepted Answer

The 2021 launch description listed ATK as required to upgrade NFTs. Using ATK in the relevant game function is distinct from merely holding it; holding alone does not automatically upgrade an NFT.

Question 2

Why might ATK be needed to enter PvP events?

Accepted Answer

The 2021 launch description included PvP event entry fees among ATK's uses. In an event using that design, ATK pays for entry; paying an entry fee is not the same as winning or receiving a guaranteed reward.

Question 3

How do game rewards differ from simply holding ATK?

Accepted Answer

The 2021 launch description included ATK in the game-reward system, linking that use to participation in game activities. It does not mean that holding ATK automatically produces rewards or that every game has a fixed token payout.

Question 4

Is staking the same as game rewards?

Accepted Answer

The 2021 launch description listed staking and game rewards as separate ATK uses. They are different participation paths; a game reward should not be treated as staking return, and staking is not the same as completing a game activity.

Question 5

How did the 2022 land-sale plan handle ATK used to buy land?

Accepted Answer

The February 2022 land-sale plan proposed burning 25% of the ATK used for a land purchase. The base was that purchase payment, not a holder's entire ATK balance; it was a historical sale-plan rule, not a burn rate for every ATK transfer.

Question 6

Where would the ATK not planned for burning go?

Accepted Answer

Under the February 2022 plan, the remaining 75% of a land payment would fill the gaming ecosystem and staking wallets. This is a redistribution of the ATK used for the purchase, not a 75% mint triggered by buying land.

Question 7

Which important purchases required ATK in the 2023 plan?

Accepted Answer

The January 2023 plan listed land, parts, and boosts as important purchases requiring ATK. This identifies ecosystem purchase uses; it does not establish identical pricing for every item or mean that merely buying or holding ATK automatically grants an item.

Question 8

What did the 2023 governance plan require from ATK?

Accepted Answer

The January 2023 plan stated that governance voting would require ATK. It does not by itself establish one vote per ATK, a minimum balance, or a proposal-passage threshold.

Question 9

Was ARXM designed as a replacement or upgrade exchange for ATK?

Accepted Answer

The January 2023 dual-token plan said ARXM holders would still need ATK for certain tasks, showing that the two tokens coexisted with different roles. It does not describe ARXM as an automatic replacement or establish a mandatory conversion ratio.

Question 10

How could ATK enter game use when a third-party game joined the ecosystem?

Accepted Answer

A 2023 project update proposed granting a small portion of the project's token to participating games for use in those games. This describes an integration method; it does not mean every participating game was open or that players had a fixed claim.

Question 11

What did 1.5% represent in the 2021 public round?

Accepted Answer

The 1.5% in the 2021 issuance disclosure was the token share allocated to the public round. It describes allocation, not a staking yield or monthly mint rate; allocation share and release timing are separate concepts.

Question 12

How was the 2021 public-round ATK released?

Accepted Answer

The disclosed public-round schedule released 20% of that round at the token generation event (TGE), followed by 20% each month. Thus the remaining 80% was released over four months after the first tranche; this was vesting of the allocated round, not a 20% monthly increase in total supply.

AttackWagon (ATK) Price

Price of AttackWagon (ATK) Today in USD

Fear & Greed Index

About AttackWagon (ATK)

Use Cases and Features

Supply and Issuance Mechanism

Frequently Asked Questions About AttackWagon (ATK)