Question 1

What is WAM?

Accepted Answer

WAM is the utility token of the WAM gaming ecosystem, not the native Gas token of a blockchain. It is used to access and use the ecosystem, pay specified in-platform fees, enter competitions and buy items, and it can also be awarded to players. The official website also describes it as a token supporting decentralized ownership of digital assets. To understand WAM, distinguish between the token and the platform: the token can exist under different standards on several networks listed on the official website, while the current WAM gaming platform says it runs on Cronos. Holding WAM does not automatically grant eligibility for a particular competition or platform earnings; available functions depend on the modes, assets, and rules that the application has opened at that time.

Question 2

What is WAM actually used for on the platform?

Accepted Answer

According to the current WAM platform description, WAM is used for platform transaction fees, competition entry fees, store purchases, and reward distributions. In other words, it can be the asset in which a user pays for an action, or the reward asset a user receives after completing rule-compliant gameplay. This does not mean that the cost of every on-chain action consists of only one type of fee. The platform says it charges a small platform markup on top of Cronos base-network fees and charges users the related transaction fees in WAM; users should check the fee shown on the page before confirming a transaction. Whether a specific activity has an entry fee, how much it is, and whether rewards are paid in WAM remain subject to that activity's current rules.

Question 3

How do WAM's multichain versions relate to the current gaming platform?

Accepted Answer

The WAM website currently lists the token on BNB Chain (BEP-20), Cronos (CRC-20), MultiversX (ESDT-20), and Solana (SPL). These names identify the networks and token standards on which the token exists; they do not mean that a balance on one network is automatically usable on all of them. The current gaming platform says that it runs on Cronos and plans to add cross-chain deposit and withdrawal support. Before depositing into the application, withdrawing from it, or transferring from an external wallet, verify the network supported by the recipient, the current token contract, and the page instructions. Sending WAM on one chain directly in the token format of another chain can result in assets not being credited as expected. In 2022, the official site announced that a two-way WAM bridge between BNB Chain and the then-Elrond network was available, but that is a historical status and cannot replace real-time confirmation of the current bridge route and supported networks.

Question 4

How do scores, Points, and rewards connect in WAM tournaments?

Accepted Answer

In competitions, players first complete games to obtain raw scores; the platform converts raw scores into Points used for ranking, so games with different scoring systems can enter leaderboards on a common basis. The official description says leading players in tournaments receive rewards from the prize pool. Therefore, “playing games earns rewards” is not unconditional: a raw score reflects performance in one game, while Points are a standardized ranking value. In a tournament, receiving a prize-pool reward depends on final ranking and that tournament's rules. Consecutive daily participation also increases the Points multiplier by 0.3% per day and shortens the cooldown for receiving mystery boxes, but it does not change the ranking or prize-pool settlement conditions of an individual tournament.

Question 5

How does WAM's Degen mode determine wins, losses, and rewards?

Accepted Answer

Degen mode is a skill-challenge format: a player pays an entry fee, selects a difficulty multiplier, and then reaches a personal target score set by the system. Reaching the target earns a reward according to the selected multiplier; failing to reach it forfeits the entry fee. The target score is not one fixed threshold shared by all players. The official description says its AI engine sets the target using the player's skill level, historical performance, and selected multiplier; a higher multiplier also means a higher target. Entry fees and rewards in this mode are placed in a separate smart-contract pool, successful payouts come from that pool, and reward withdrawals are subject to a withdrawal fee configured by the smart contract. The official description does not provide a uniform fee-rate or multiplier table, so a value shown on one occasion should not be treated as a permanent parameter.

Question 6

What does WAM's fixed total supply show, and what does it not show?

Accepted Answer

The WAM website lists a fixed total supply of 1,000,000,000 WAM. A fixed total supply describes the maximum amount under the asset's rules; by itself, it does not show how many tokens are currently circulating in the market or how much balance is immediately usable on a given chain. To assess the actual tradable supply, one must also distinguish whether tokens are locked, held in a platform or contract, located on different networks, or handled under disclosed rules. In its 2023 announcement about the new economy, WAM said it was exploring ways to make the token scarcer and stated that it proposed burning a certain proportion of competition fees, marketplace transaction fees, and NFTs; this was the announcement's wording at the time, not proof that burns had been executed. The announcement did not provide a uniform burn percentage, an executed amount, or a current circulating supply that can be derived from it. Therefore, real-time circulating supply cannot be calculated from the “fixed total supply” alone or from this historical announcement.

Question 7

What did WAM 3.0 change, and what was still being rolled out in phases at the time?

Accepted Answer

WAM 3.0 was a phased product update announced by WAM in 2023, rather than a single event under which every item described at the time became available immediately. The announcement described the first release as including a new interface, a reset of Points and statistics, a new dashboard, and a new progression framework; the Points reset was a state change made for migration to the new-version capabilities. The same announcement described AI game generation, tournament anti-cheating, avatar and badge customization, the marketplace, and other items as features to be rolled out or added gradually after the update. The correct way to understand this upgrade is therefore to separate the interface and progression structure included in the first release from functions that were still being released incrementally at the time. “Planned” or “gradually rolled out” must not be written as available in the main product on that day, nor can it establish that a feature is necessarily still open now.

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