Wayfinder (PROMPT) Price

PROMPT is the ERC-20 token of the Wayfinder ecosystem, positioned as a governance and utility token. It is used for rules and functions within the Wayfinder ecosystem related to Paths, binding, staking, and usage-based reward distribution; these uses are determined by the relevant product or contract rules. PROMPT does not represent equity in the Wayfinder company and does not promise fixed returns merely by being held. The ability of a token to participate in ecosystem functions should be distinguished from a holder having rights to a company or its revenue.

PROMPT's utility scenarios are connected to Wayfinder's Paths, binding, staking, and usage-based rewards. Paths are reusable execution paths within the ecosystem; where a specific product adopts the relevant rules, PROMPT may form part of the participation, binding, or reward-settlement design. These functions should not be simply understood as “holding the token automatically generates profits.” Whether a function can be used, which binding or staking conditions must be met, and how rewards are calculated depend on the Wayfinder product and contract rules applicable at the time; the token's general positioning does not replace these specific conditions.

Official sources list PROMPT on both Ethereum mainnet and Base, but the two networks use different contracts: Ethereum mainnet is 0x28d38dF637dB75533bD3F71426F3410a82041544, and Base is 0x30c7235866872213F68cb1F08c37Cb9eCCB93452. The network name and contract address must be verified together. The same name and token symbol do not mean balances on different chains can be used interchangeably. Before transferring to an exchange, wallet, or contract, first confirm the network supported by the recipient, then select the corresponding PROMPT contract for that network; sending Base assets to an entry point that supports only Ethereum mainnet, or doing the reverse, may cause assets not to be credited as expected.

The official Prompt Portal is used to convert PROMPT between Base and Ethereum mainnet. First connect a wallet and select the source network holding the assets and the target network on which you wish to receive them, then submit the conversion transaction; assets become available in their corresponding form on the target chain only after this conversion process is complete. Confirmation of the source-chain transaction does not mean the assets can be used on the target chain immediately: the conversion page expressly advises not to leave while the transaction is in progress. Before submitting, verify the source network, target network, amount, and receiving wallet; balances before and after completion belong to different chains, so source-chain balances still being converted and balances that have arrived on the target chain must not be counted twice.

An early Wayfinder whitepaper proposed a maximum authorized PROMPT supply of 1 billion tokens and several allocation directions, but the document expressly stated that these arrangements required confirmation through community governance. It should therefore be understood as a proposed design pending confirmation, rather than final current supply, circulating supply, or established allocation percentages. “Maximum authorized supply” describes the upper limit that may be authorized under the proposal and cannot be treated directly as current circulating supply; “allocation concepts” likewise cannot be treated directly as the number of tokens already unlocked or distributed. To assess the supply or holding structure at any given time, implemented governance outcomes and relevant on-chain/official disclosures remain controlling.

When managing PROMPT, the primary risk is asset and network identification: use the officially listed contracts, confirm whether the wallet is currently connected to Ethereum mainnet or Base, and verify the source chain, target chain, address, and amount before bridging. On-chain transactions generally cannot be automatically reversed by the recipient or network. In addition, functions such as binding, staking, Paths, and rewards have their own eligibility, lockup, settlement, or risk rules. Holding PROMPT does not automatically grant access to every function, nor does it guarantee the ability to exit an arrangement or receive fixed returns; before approving tokens or submitting a transaction, read the current rules of the function being used.