Question 1

What is CWS?

Accepted Answer

CWS is the token symbol for Crowns and Seascape's ecosystem utility token centered on blockchain gaming. The lightpaper describes it as a reward token for participants in the gaming ecosystem; it is not equity in Seascape or a certificate of fixed income. A documented design or use does not mean that a function is still currently available. This FAQ only describes uses clearly supported by sources and does not present historical arrangements whose continued operation has not been confirmed as current rights.

Question 2

What disclosed uses does CWS have in the Seascape ecosystem?

Accepted Answer

Available materials associate CWS with Seascape's gaming and NFT scenarios: it can be used for NFT minting, spending on in-game assets, and NFT marketplace transactions. These respectively correspond to payment or interaction scenarios when creating NFTs, obtaining or using assets in games, and completing NFT purchases and sales in marketplaces. These uses do not mean that every Seascape game, marketplace, or network will necessarily accept CWS at all times. Before a specific operation, confirm whether the target application still supports CWS, which network it uses, and the actual fee rules.

Question 3

How is CWS related to DAO voting?

Accepted Answer

Materials indicate that CWS can be used for DAO voting. DAO voting allows participants eligible under the rules at the time to express views on community- or ecosystem-related matters; it differs from in-application interactions such as NFT minting and spending on in-game assets. Whether holding, locking, or another method is required to obtain voting eligibility, as well as the specific weight and proposal rules, cannot be inferred from the statement that it “can be used for DAO voting.” Before participating, refer to the DAO's current formal rules.

Question 4

How should CWS's supply cap be understood?

Accepted Answer

The Seascape lightpaper states that CWS has a fixed maximum supply of 10 million tokens. Under the token design in that lightpaper, a fixed cap means the total token supply should not increase without limit through additional issuance. A supply cap is not the same as real-time circulating supply, nor can it alone indicate the number of CWS tradable on the market. Assessing circulation and availability at a particular time also requires verifiable on-chain contract, lockup, or allocation-execution information.

Question 5

Which asset and network information should be distinguished before using CWS?

Accepted Answer

CWS should not be confused with underlying in-game assets, NFTs, or the native gas token of any blockchain. CWS is a token designed around the Seascape ecosystem; NFTs are separate on-chain assets, while in-game assets depend on the rules of the particular game or application. Before transfers, minting, or marketplace transactions, verify the network, token address, supported assets, and fee currency published by the application. The name “CWS” alone cannot determine the receiving address or network.

Seascape Crowns (CWS) Price

Price of Seascape Crowns (CWS) Today in USD