$WARR

One billion, minted once, no minter and no owner.

What it opens
Registration and tiers.
20,000 to register a node. 25,000 for the first service tier.
What it cannot buy
Control.
No vote, no rank, no larger share. The reputation contract has no token address, no payable function and no way to read a balance — check its imports rather than this sentence.

If a large holder could buy standing, the network’s verdict would be for sale — and a verdict for sale is worthless as a check on the chain operator. That is the whole reason for the separation.

Where revenue goes

Paid RPC, alerts, white-label badges, feed relay. Split on chain, behind a timelock.

40%Active node operatorsLinear in reputation: an operator’s points over the sum of all active operators’ points.
20%Buy back and burn $WARRThe contract swaps ETH and USDG on Uniswap; the tokens go to the zero address.
25%Citizen Challenger FundA pocket inside the Bond Vault, spendable only in response mode by a vote of Verderer-rank operators.
15%Infrastructure fundAudits, genesis-node hardware, development.

The operator share is divided in epochs. Reputation freezes when an epoch closes, so the denominator cannot move under somebody who has not claimed yet, and later work cannot dilute an epoch already earned.

Supply

40%LiquidityMarket depth from launch.
25%Staking and Bond VaultDistributed from a pre-minted allocation. Not inflation.
15%InfrastructureAudits, genesis hardware, development.
15%Team6-month cliff, 24-month vest.
5%EcosystemIntegrations and tooling.

No mint, no owner, no pause, no upgrade path. Staking rewards come out of that pre-minted 25% — conflating a distribution with inflation is the usual way a “fixed supply” claim turns out to be false.

Two ways to hold it

active — run a nodepassive — just stake
threshold20,00025,000
earns reputationyesno
share of the 40% poolby reputationnone
vote on the fundat Verderer ranknever
API and alertsyesyes
what to readTake the oathAccess
not launched
$WARR is not deployed. Everything above describes the token as written and tested; when the contract exists its address appears here and in the footer, and none of these numbers change.