Question 1

What is WBAI?

Accepted Answer

WBAI is the utility token of the WhiteBridge AI Agents Network, a decentralized service network for intelligence based on public data about individuals. Its intended uses include supporting on-chain queries, incentivizing data providers, and community governance; WBAI does not represent equity in WhiteBridge or give holders an automatic claim on company profits.

Question 2

What can WBAI be used for?

Accepted Answer

WBAI's core use is to provide pay-per-query capability for AI agent queries. Users prepare token funds for the query they need, and the network then processes public-data assessment, verification, and analysis of the target individual and produces a report; this differs from a one-time purchase of company equity, because the payment is for use of network services. The whitepaper also lists usage-based service integration by developers and the unlocking of premium functions by users as token uses. The actual availability, fee amount, and eligibility conditions for a query, integration, or premium function are subject to the rules published for the relevant product when it is used.

Question 3

How do data providers receive compensation through the protocol?

Accepted Answer

The settlement logic for a data service first locks funds associated with a query, then records who completed valid data services, and finally settles according to valid contributions. The data service contract locks funds in advance and generates service vouchers for authorized queries; this arrangement links services that can be settled to specific queries. After data providers submit services, only shares recorded as valid contributions enter the relevant settlement. Compensation is allocated in proportion to valid contributions, so “providing data” does not necessarily mean receiving a fixed amount; validity determination, contribution shares, and distributable funds together determine the final outcome.

Question 4

What are query fund locking and service vouchers for?

Accepted Answer

When a user initiates a query, the related funds are first locked in the data service contract rather than being settled directly to all data providers before services are completed. The contract then uses service vouchers for authorized queries and distributes funds according to contribution shares after valid data contributions are recorded. Locking, vouchers, and contribution records address fund reservation, service authorization, and compensation attribution, respectively. If a query does not enter the applicable process, a service is not recorded as a valid contribution, or requirements are not met, “locked funds” should not be understood to mean that compensation has already been paid.

Question 5

How could fiat-paid services affect WBAI?

Accepted Answer

The whitepaper describes a plan related to fiat-paid service purchases: the company intends to use an amount corresponding to such revenue to repurchase WBAI from its own reserves and permanently burn the repurchased tokens. This describes a proposed path for handling funds and supply, and should not be treated as a record of burns that have occurred, a fixed frequency, or a price guarantee. Even if this arrangement is implemented, fiat revenue, repurchase amounts, market transactions that can actually be executed, and burn quantities are not automatically equivalent to one another. The whitepaper also positions it as part of the project mechanism, rather than a promise of returns to holders.

Question 6

Which blockchain is WBAI built on?

Accepted Answer

WBAI is based on the BEP-20 standard on BNB Chain, so it can be stored, transferred, or used to interact with contracts in wallets and applications compatible with BNB Chain. The token standard describes its technical interface and network, and does not guarantee that a particular wallet, application, or service supports the token. When transferring tokens or calling contracts, users generally need to follow BNB Chain transaction rules and pay network fees; fees are determined by the Gas required for that network transaction and should not be confused with fees for WBAI query services themselves.

Question 7

What governance can WBAI participate in?

Accepted Answer

WBAI's governance use is part of the network design: the whitepaper lists community governance as one of the functions supported by the token. Governance participation is generally a mechanism for expressing views on network or ecosystem matters and is not equivalent to holders having shareholder rights in the issuing entity. Specific matters subject to voting, voting-power calculations, thresholds, and implementation procedures are subject to the applicable governance rules; the whitepaper's functional description itself does not provide a uniform set of voting parameters that can be directly applied.

Question 8

What limitations should be considered when holding or using WBAI?

Accepted Answer

WBAI's service uses may create demand to use the token, but do not guarantee price, liquidity, or transferability. Whether query services are adopted, data-provider participation, market buying and selling, and network conditions all affect the actual trading environment. The whitepaper expressly notes that the token may lose some or all of its value, may not always be transferable or liquid, and may not be exchangeable for the described services if the project fails or ceases operations. Before use, users should also verify product availability and applicable rules.

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