Question 1

What is OVR?

Accepted Answer

OVR is an ERC-20 utility token for the OVER platform. OVER is focused on location-based augmented reality (AR): creators link digital experiences to real-world locations, and users can access that content at the corresponding location through mobile devices or smart glasses. OVR’s fungibility means that each token unit of the same denomination is equivalent at the token level; it is not the same asset as a specific spatial parcel on the platform. To understand OVR, it is necessary to distinguish the token’s functional entry points from ownership of a particular parcel, map, or experience content.

Question 2

What is the difference between OVR and OVRLand?

Accepted Answer

OVRLand is an ERC-721 non-fungible token representing a spatial unit geographically defined by OVER, whereas OVR is a fungible ERC-20 utility token. The former’s identity and value relate to the specific spatial location it represents; units of the latter are interchangeable with one another. This distinction determines how they are used: spatial assets can host or be associated with location-based AR experiences, while OVR appears in token swaps and related functional entry points on the platform. Buying or holding OVR does not automatically grant ownership of an OVRLand parcel or control over content on that parcel.

Question 3

How are OVER’s location-based AR experiences connected to spatial assets?

Accepted Answer

OVER’s location-based AR model connects real-world locations, the corresponding OVRLand spatial units, and digital experiences. Creators build an experience with the platform’s tools and deploy or associate it with the relevant space; users then view or interact with it through supported devices when they reach or access that location. A spatial asset’s existence therefore does not mean an accessible experience has already been created, and access to an experience also depends on creator deployment, device support, and platform entry points. As a utility token, OVR participates in platform functions and should not be mistaken for an automatic ownership credential for content at every location, creator revenue, or OVRLand.

Question 4

How is OVR used on the OVER platform?

Accepted Answer

The official marketplace provides entry points for OVR swaps, staking, bridging, and OVRLand, map, and experience creation, indicating that OVR can be used or operated through these specific product flows. The payment asset, network, price, and eligibility conditions may differ by entry point, so the existence of a platform feature does not mean every OVR token automatically has the same use. In practice, users should first determine whether their objective is swapping, buying a spatial asset, creating an experience, or participating in a farm, and then verify the wallet network and transaction asset required by that entry point. This helps avoid confusing ERC-20 OVR, ERC-721 OVRLand, or token balances on different networks.

Question 5

Between which networks can OVR be operated?

Accepted Answer

OVER Marketplace provides swap or bridge entry points associated with Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain, and Base. A bridge transfers an asset from one network to another under the bridge mechanism being used; it differs from completing a swap on the same network and from depositing OVR into a reward pool. A cross-network operation generally requires selecting a source and destination network, connecting an address that supports both sides, granting approval and submitting the transaction, then waiting for source-chain confirmation and destination-chain processing. Users should follow the networks and contracts displayed by the current official entry point and retain Gas on the destination chain. Sending assets directly to the wrong network or contract is not guaranteed to be recoverable merely because the token name is the same.

Question 6

How can OVR participate in UOMI Farm?

Accepted Answer

The official UOMI Farm provides an entry point to deposit OVR on the Base network into a farm pool and receive rewards associated with UOMI. Eligibility begins with OVR being on Base: if assets are on another network, whether they must first be bridged depends on the officially supported route; holding OVR on another network alone does not mean it has entered the farm. To participate, users connect a Base wallet, approve the transaction under the page’s rules, and deposit OVR; rewards are then settled according to the pool’s current rules. Rewards are not a fixed rate: a user’s deposit amount, the pool’s total deposits, the reward arrangement, and deposit and withdrawal timing all affect the result. Depositing into a farm differs from selling OVR on a secondary market, and the former also requires understanding the withdrawal and reward conditions listed on the page.

Question 7

Why should ERC-20 and ERC-721 be distinguished when using OVR?

Accepted Answer

OVR is an ERC-20 token, suited to being held, transferred, and used in platform functions in fungible units; OVRLand is an ERC-721 token, suited to identifying non-fungible spatial units. Even though both relate to OVER, their contracts, networks, and recipient support should be checked separately. This asset boundary also limits inferences about rights: OVR’s utility-token nature does not automatically confer ownership of a particular OVRLand parcel, and the existence of OVRLand does not automatically give its holder access to all platform token functions or rewards. Any specific right, fee, or reward must be separately confirmed under the applicable marketplace or product rules.

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