### How it works 1\. Join a campaign 2\. Complete missions and collect XP 3\. Climb the leaderboard (higher rank = bigger reward) 4\. Claim your Slice and decide whether to hold it or trade it in the WLTH marketplace\
### Rewards Prizes and winners scale along with the size of the prize pool. Campaigns may offer $5,000 in prizes with 50 winners. Larger campaigns can reach $20,000 with 200 winners. First place wins 10% of the pool. Rewards cascade down to dozens or hundreds of participants. Users who complete all compulsory missions are whitelisted for early access in the next campaign. ### Missions & XP Referrals: +25 XP per verified referral, plus a +250 XP bonus for every 10 verified referrals. A referral counts if the new user registers and connects a wallet with at least $99 of WLTH. Social actions: follow, share, join communities (+10 XP each). Learn & quiz: complete quick lessons and questions (+10 XP). On-chain actions: hold WLTH, stake WLTH, or hold a Slice (+15 XP).\
### Fairplay Referral wallets are checked for validity throughout the campaign. If a referral drops below the requirements, the XP can be voided. Anti-abuse checks run continuously. # FAQ #### **1. What is Earn to Own (EtO)?** Earn to Own is WLTH’s gamified rewards program that lets you earn access to tokenised Pre IPO equity by completing missions instead of investing upfront. You complete actions, earn XP, climb the leaderboard, and the top participants receive tokenised equity allocations called **Slices** in pre IPO companies such as **xAI**, **SpaceX**, and others. *** #### **2. Who can participate?** Anyone aged 18 years or older from anywhere in the world can participate. WLTH welcomes a global audience, but each user must make sure participation complies with their local laws. *** #### **3. How long does each campaign run?** Most campaigns run for about two weeks, although larger campaigns with larger Prize Pools may last longer. Each campaign’s start and end dates are shown clearly in the WLTH App and on the campaign page. *** #### **4. Do I need to pay to participate?** No. Participation is completely free. You do not need to invest or stake to earn XP. Some optional on chain missions may involve small gas fees for blockchain transactions. *** #### **5. What are the rewards?** Rewards are tokenised Pre IPO equity allocations known as **Slices** in the company linked to each campaign. There are no WLTH token, cash, or stablecoin payouts. All awarded Slices are immediately tradable on the **WLTH Marketplace** inside the app. *** #### **6. How are rewards distributed?** After the campaign ends and XP is finalised, Slices are airdropped directly to winners’ accounts. Distribution happens immediately after the campaign closes, and your Slice will appear in the WLTH App under *Portfolio → Rewards*. *** #### **7. Can I sell or transfer my Slice?** Yes. Slices are freely transferable and tradable from the moment you receive them. You can list them on the WLTH Marketplace and trade them like any other asset. *** #### **8. What are XP and the leaderboard?** XP (Experience Points) are earned by completing missions: * Referrals: +25 XP each, plus a 250 XP bonus for 10 verified referrals * Social Missions: +10 XP * On chain Missions: +15 to 20 XP * Daily streaks and bonuses as shown in the app Your XP determines your leaderboard rank, which decides your reward share. *** #### **9. How is XP verified?** Verification is done through both automated and manual checks such as social proof and wallet activity. The process ensures fairness and accuracy and completes within one week of the campaign closing. *** #### **10. What happens if I am not on the leaderboard?** If you complete the compulsory missions, you will still receive an XP boost to kick start the nex Earn to Own campaign. *** #### **11. Are WLTH employees or contractors eligible?** No. WLTH team members, contractors, and campaign administrators are excluded from participating in any Earn to Own campaign. *** #### **12. Is my data shared with anyone?** No. WLTH never shares or sells user data to third parties. All information stays within the WLTH ecosystem and is only used internally to verify participation and maintain campaign integrity. *** #### **13. How are ties handled on the leaderboard?** If two or more users have the same XP, WLTH may break ties based on who completed missions earlier or by another fair method announced in advance. *** #### **14. How can I check upcoming campaigns?** Campaigns are announced on: * [wlth.xyz](https://wlth.xyz/) * WLTH App under *Earn to Own→ Live Now* * Discord in **#announcements** * WLTH’s official X (Twitter) accounts *** #### **15. How can I get help or report an issue?** You can contact WLTH support in any of the following ways: * In the hamburger menu under Support * Open a support ticket in [Discord](https://discord.gg/Zwt6RQMUnG) # Terms & Conditions ### 1) Scope & Definitions These Terms apply to all WLTH Earn-to-Own campaigns, past and future. Specific campaign details (such as prize pool, company, and timeline) are published separately on the corresponding **Campaign Page** within the WLTH App or website. **Definitions:** * **WLTH / We / Us:** WLTH Corp and its affiliates operating **wlth.xyz** and the WLTH App. * **Campaign:** Any Earn-to-Own promotional event announced by WLTH. * **Missions / Quests:** Tasks available to participants (social, referral, on-chain, quiz, etc.). Quests are groups of missions. * **Compulsory Missions:** Minimum free missions required to qualify for early access to future investment campaigns. * **XP:** Experience points awarded for completing missions, referrals, and other activities. Determines leaderboard position. * **Verified Referral:** A referred user who (i) is unique, (ii) registers with one verified social account * **Verified Referral Plus:** A referred user who (i) is unique, (ii) registers with one verified social account, and (iii) connects a wallet staking **≥ $99 WLTH** at the time of verification. * **Verified Referral Max:** A referred user who (i) is unique, (ii) registers with one verified social account, and (iii) connects a wallet staking **≥ $99 WLTH** at the time of verification, and (iv) referred user has completed any 3 EtO missions. * **Reward / Prize:** Any allocation of **tokenised Pre-IPO equity** or related WLTH-sponsored reward described on a Campaign Page. *** ### 2) Eligibility * Open to **any individual aged 18 or older**, regardless of location or jurisdiction, provided participation does not violate local laws applicable to the participant. * WLTH encourages global participation but each user is responsible for ensuring their local compliance with any applicable regulations. * **WLTH employees, contractors, and campaign administrators are excluded from participating.** *** ### 3) Participation * Joining any EtO campaign is **free**. No purchase or investment is required. * To participate, users must: 1. Register an account on the WLTH App or website. 2. Connect a compatible wallet. 3. Complete one or more missions as listed. * XP accumulates as missions are completed. WLTH may adjust XP mechanics or mission weighting at any time to ensure fairness. *** ### 4) XP, Leaderboard & Rewards * **XP System:** XP values per action (e.g., referrals, missions, streaks) are published in the official **XP Table**. WLTH may introduce bonuses or multipliers during campaigns. * **Leaderboard:** Participants are ranked by **verified XP** at the end of each campaign. WLTH may break ties by timestamp or other fair criteria. * **Rewards:** * Prizes consist exclusively of **tokenised Pre-IPO equity allocations (“Slices”)** tied to WLTH investment opportunities. * No WLTH token, stablecoin, or cash payouts are offered under EtO. However, the awarded Slices are **immediately tradable on the WLTH Marketplace** at the owner’s discretion, as all collections are already live within the app. * The first-ranked participant typically receives **10%** of the prize pool, with rewards cascading down to a minimum guaranteed prize. * WLTH may vary the prize structure from campaign to campaign. *** ### 5) Verification & Anti-Abuse * WLTH employs automated and manual verification methods, including on-chain checks, device and behavioral analytics, and AI-assisted fraud detection. * Verification may continue for up to **1 week** after a campaign concludes. * Any participant found engaging in prohibited behavior (multi-accounting, self-referrals, false proofs, automation, or Sybil activity) may be **disqualified** and **banned** from future campaigns. *** ### 6) Reward Distribution * All valid rewards are distributed **after XP is finalized** following the campaign’s close. * Tokenised equity allocations (“Slices”) will be **airdropped directly** to winners’ connected wallets on **Base** or another supported network. * WLTH may deliver in batches to ensure accurate settlement but aims to complete all distributions **promptly post-campaign**. * XP are **non-transferable**, but all awarded Slices are **freely transferable and tradable** on the WLTH Marketplace from the moment they are received. * WLTH reserves the right to substitute or adjust rewards in equivalent value if technical or legal constraints arise. *** ### 7) Taxes & Legal Compliance * Participants are solely responsible for any **taxes, declarations, or filings** resulting from receiving rewards. * WLTH may withhold or report values as required by applicable law. * Distribution of tokenised equity may be subject to **jurisdictional investment regulations**; participants must ensure they meet eligibility standards. *** ### 8) Privacy & Data Use * WLTH collects necessary personal, device, social, and on-chain data to operate and secure campaigns. * Data is processed under the **WLTH Privacy Policy** and is **never shared with any third parties**. WLTH does not sell, rent, or disclose user data to any external service or partner. *** ### 9) Intellectual Property & Content * Participants grant WLTH a **non-exclusive, royalty-free, worldwide license** to use submitted content (posts, media, mission results) for marketing or verification. * Participants must not submit infringing, unlawful, defamatory, or misleading material. *** ### 10) Disclaimers & Limitation of Liability * WLTH provides EtO campaigns **“as is”**, with no guarantees of uninterrupted access, continued operation, or reward value. * WLTH is not responsible for network outages, blockchain congestion, or third-party platform issues (e.g., X/Twitter algorithm changes). * Maximum WLTH liability for any claim shall not exceed the **value of the participant’s awarded reward**. *** ### 11) Modifications & Termination * WLTH may amend these Terms at any time. Updated versions are posted on
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**Exclusions:** * **Weapons Industry:** Companies that manufacture, distribute, or sell firearms, ammunition, and explosives. * **Tobacco Industry:** Companies that produce or distribute tobacco products. * **Fossil Fuel Industry:** Companies that extract, refine, or distribute fossil fuels (coal, oil, natural gas). * **Fur Trade:** Companies involved in the breeding, trapping, or sale of fur.
**AML Compliance:** * In accordance with the Common Wealth protocol’s AML policy, the Stakers Fund should verify the identity and source of funds for all portfolio investments to ensure they are not in breach of global AML standards. One implication if this is that the Stakers Fund can not invest in any project where the core team is not 100% doxxed. # Stakers Fund Projects The Stakers Fund is funded from secondary sales and transaction fees on the platform, not by investors. This is WLTH’s way of sharing the wealth with the community - the circular economy in action. ### Projects #### Bitcoin Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency first introduced in a 2008 whitepaper by an individual or group operating under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto. It officially launched in January 2009. As a peer-to-peer (P2P) currency, Bitcoin enables direct transactions between users without requiring a central authority or intermediary to process payments. According to Nakamoto, Bitcoin was designed to facilitate online transactions directly between parties without relying on traditional financial institutions. While earlier concepts for decentralized digital currencies existed, Bitcoin was the first to be successfully implemented, marking the beginning of the cryptocurrency revolution. * Website:
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### How Value Flows In * Transaction Fees: 1% fee on all $WLTH transfers; fuels the protocol. * Marketplace Trades: 9% fee on secondary Slice sales. * Exclusive Access Investments: 10% entry fee on pre-IPO allocations; recycled into Earn to Own campaigns. * Profit Share: Up to 20% of profits from Exclusive Access deals; reduced to 0% if staked.
### How Value Flows Back * Staking Utility: Stake $WLTH to cut carry fees (20% → 0%) and unlock early access to high-demand deals. * Stakers Fund: Marketplace and protocol fees flow into the Fund, governed by the community. Profits are shared with stakers and partially burned, creating both rewards and long-term scarcity. * Treasury Growth: Protocol profits strengthen reserves, ensuring long-term sustainability. * Buyback & Burn (Protocol): 10% of all protocol profits are used to buy back $WLTH on the open market and permanently burn it, reducing supply over time. * Community Incentives: Earn to Own campaigns, and staking rewards are funded directly by protocol activity.
This creates a flywheel effect: More users → more fees → stronger Stakers Fund + treasury → bigger campaigns → higher token demand → more users. $WLTH is both the fuel and the reward of this cycle. # Tokenomics ### Token Distribution And Vesting Update As of March 13 2025, as the outcome of a community governance decision, all tokens were fully vested and available. More details on this decision are available [here](https://snapshot.box/#/s:common-wealth.eth/proposal/0x8831081693b929760159528445fe1524dbce67f0f38c3e651a65645d85787757). Team tokens were locked up for an additional 12 months. More details on this [here](https://snapshot.box/#/s:common-wealth.eth/proposal/0x5ef72e03ef73246948b7f8ae525479d9ca54a2bf7d9cbbf04b0a869947fa3c79). ### [Treasury](https://app.wlth.xyz/treasury#WLTHToken) Total supply: 1,000,000,000 Circulating supply: 798,572,825 Amount of $WLTH Burned: 21,811,039 *As of 24/09/2025* ### Data Aggregators [CoinMarketCap](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/common-wealth/) [Coin Gecko](https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/common-wealth) ### Initial Token Distribution
### **Phishing Scams** Phishing is when scammers trick you into providing sensitive information (like your password or private key) by pretending to be a service you trust, often via email or a fake website. Avoidance strategies: * Never click on suspicious links in emails or text messages. * Always double-check the URL of the site you're on, particularly if you've followed a link there. * Never share your private keys or sensitive information.
### **Phone Scams** Scammers may pose as support agents or investment advisors, asking for sensitive information or encouraging you to invest in scams. Avoidance strategies: * Be skeptical of unsolicited phone calls. * Never share sensitive information over the phone. * If you receive a call from someone claiming to represent a company you trust, hang up and call back using a trusted number. ### **Fake ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings)** Scammers create a fake ICO, hype it up, and then steal the funds when investors buy in. Avoidance strategies: * Do thorough research before investing in an ICO. * Be wary of ICOs that promise guaranteed profits or have aggressive marketing tactics. ### **Ponzi or Pyramid Schemes** In these scams, the returns of older investors are funded by the investment of newer investors until the scheme collapses. Avoidance strategies: * Be skeptical of investment opportunities that promise high returns with little risk. * Always research before investing - if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. ### **Impersonation Scams** Scammers impersonate well-known figures in the crypto community on social media and claim to be giving away cryptocurrency. They often ask victims to send a small amount of cryptocurrency first in return for a larger amount later. Avoidance strategies: * Be skeptical of giveaways that require you to send cryptocurrency first. * Verify the identity of social media accounts by checking for the verified badge. ### **Ransomware Attacks** In these attacks, a hacker gains control of a victim's system and encrypts their files, demanding a ransom (usually in cryptocurrency) to decrypt them. Avoidance strategies: * Always keep your software and antivirus up-to-date. * Never click on suspicious links in emails or messages. * Regularly back up important files so you can restore them if necessary. ### **Man-in-the-Middle Attacks** In this attack, a hacker intercepts communication between two parties and can potentially alter the information being communicated. In the context of crypto, they may change the address a victim is sending cryptocurrency to. Avoidance strategies: * Always double-check wallet addresses before sending transactions. * Avoid using public Wi-Fi for transactions when possible. * Use VPN for added security. Remember, a healthy level of skepticism can be your best friend in the world of crypto. Always double-check sources and never provide sensitive information to anyone you don't fully trust. ### Password Handling, Pass phrases and Private Keys **Passwords** 1. Length and Complexity: Longer passwords tend to be more secure. A password should ideally be at least 12 characters long, but 16 or more is even better. It should include a mix of upper and lower case letters, numbers, and special characters to increase complexity. 2. Uniqueness: Do not reuse passwords across multiple sites or services. If one service is compromised, all your accounts using the same password are at risk. 3. Avoid Predictable Passwords: Avoid using predictable passwords such as "password123", your name, the name of your pet, or other information that could be easily guessed or found out by someone else. 4. Password Managers: Consider using a password manager to create and store complex passwords. They can generate strong passwords and store them securely, requiring you to remember only one strong master password. As for how long a password would take to break, it depends on the strength of the password (length and complexity) and the resources of the attacker. For instance, a strong password with 12 characters including numbers, letters, and symbols would take millions of years to crack using a brute force attack with today's technology. **Secret Passphrases** 1. Length and Complexity: Similar to passwords, longer and more complex passphrases are more secure. A good passphrase might be a sentence, including punctuation. 2. Unpredictability: Choose a passphrase that can't be easily guessed. It should not include common quotes or well-known phrases. 3. Memorability: The advantage of passphrases over passwords is that they can be easier to remember. Choose something that is significant to you but would be hard for others to guess. **Private Keys** 1. Never Share: You should never share your private keys. Anyone who has your private key can access your crypto assets. 2. Secure Storage: Store your private keys securely. This could be on a hardware wallet, a piece of paper stored securely (paper wallet), or in an encrypted file. 3. Backups: Always have a backup of your private keys stored in a separate, secure location. If you lose access to your private keys, you lose access to your crypto. 4. Secure Generation: When generating new private keys, ensure that you're using software that generates them securely and that your computer is free from malware. 5. Destruction: If you're recording your private key on paper, make sure to destroy it thoroughly when you no longer need it. If it's in a digital file, make sure to delete it securely (simple deletion is often not enough as files can be recovered). Remember, security is paramount when dealing with cryptocurrencies. One small mistake can lead to the irreversible loss of your assets. ### Privacy **Avoid Reusing Addresses** Many wallets allow you to use a new address for each transaction. This can make it more difficult to link transactions to you. **Be Aware of Public Information** Remember that the blockchain is public. Anyone can see the transaction history of a public address. So, if you ever link your identity to a public address (for example, if you post your Bitcoin address on your public Twitter account), all transactions using that address can be traced back to you. ### **VPNs , TOR, KYC and Permissions** Using Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) or The Onion Router (TOR) can help to mask your IP address and location, enhancing your online privacy. **Keep Keys and Recovery Phrases Private** Your private keys and recovery phrases give full access to your crypto assets. Never share them and store them securely. **Be Cautious with KYC Procedures** Know Your Customer (KYC) procedures require you to provide personal information to exchanges or other services. Be sure you trust the service and understand how they will protect your information before completing these procedures. **Beware of Phishing Attempts** Always be on guard for phishing attempts - scams where someone attempts to trick you into providing your private keys, recovery phrases, or other sensitive information. **Monitor Permissions** Be mindful of the permissions you grant to applications linked to your wallet. Some applications might have access to more information than you're comfortable with sharing. * **Maintain Good General Digital Hygiene** This includes things like regularly updating software, using strong, unique passwords for all accounts, and keeping the operating system and antivirus software up-to-date. I added this extra material here, I was thinking we could possible use this section for some software partners? Advertising space etc. Just an idea for now, obviously we can scrub all this if it’s too much. Just wanted to have one of the best wiki’s in the space. ### **Password Managers, Private Key Storage and Other Security Tools:** #### **Password Managers:** These tools securely store your passwords and can generate strong, unique passwords for you. Here are some small examples of tools you can use. Remember, always do your own research and find the tools that work best for you. 1. [**LastPass**](https://www.lastpass.com/): Offers free and premium plans. It can store passwords, generate strong ones, and autofill them on websites and applications. 2. [**1Password**](https://1password.com/): A comprehensive password manager with a focus on privacy. Offers individual, family, and business plans. 3. [**Dashlane**](https://www.dashlane.com/): Provides a password manager, digital wallet, and personal information autofill functionality. Offers free and premium plans. 4. [**Bitwarden**](https://bitwarden.com/): An open-source password manager, offering free and premium plans for individuals and businesses. #### **Private Key Storage:** These tools securely store your cryptographic keys offline to protect them from potential online attacks. Here are some small examples of tools you can use. Remember, always do your own research and find the tools that work best for you. 1. [**Ledger**](https://www.ledger.com/): A popular hardware wallet that supports a wide variety of cryptocurrencies. 2. [**Trezor**](https://trezor.io/): Another highly regarded hardware wallet. It's open-source and community-driven. 3. [**KeepKey**](https://shapeshift.com/keepkey): A hardware wallet that integrates with the ShapeShift exchange, enabling trading directly from the wallet. #### **Other Security Tools:** 1. [**Authy**](https://authy.com/): A free app for two-factor authentication (2FA), adding an extra layer of security to your accounts. 2. [**Google Authenticator**](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.authenticator2\&hl=en\&gl=US): A popular 2FA app by Google. 3. [**ProtonMail**](https://protonmail.com/): A secure, encrypted email service that respects user privacy. 4. [**ProtonVPN**](https://protonvpn.com/): A highly secure, community-supported VPN service from the makers of ProtonMail. 5. [**NordVPN**](https://nordvpn.com/): A popular VPN service known for its robust security features. 6. [**Tails**](https://tails.boum.org/): A security-focused operating system that you can start on almost any computer from a USB stick or a DVD. 7. [**Tor Browser**](https://www.torproject.org/): A web browser that helps to protect your privacy by bouncing your communications around a distributed network of relays run by volunteers worldwide. Remember, even with these tools, you still need to follow best practices for online security and privacy. Always keep your software up-to-date, be careful with your personal information, and stay informed about new threats and security techniques. # Suspicious URLs and Links In the digital age, cybersecurity threats from malicious links sent via email and social media are increasingly sophisticated. This article outlines best practices to protect yourself and your organization from phishing, malware, and other online attacks. **Understanding the Risks** * **Phishing Attacks**: Cybercriminals create fake websites that mimic legitimate ones to trick individuals into entering their personal information. * **Malware Distribution**: Links can lead to the automatic download of malware, ransomware, or spyware, compromising your system’s security. * **Credential Theft**: Clicking on malicious links can result in the theft of usernames, passwords, and financial information. * **Email Spoofing:** Email spoofing is a technique used by cybercriminals to forge the sender's address in an email, making it appear as though it was sent by a trusted source. **Best Practices for Vigilance** 1. **Inspect URLs Carefully** * Check for misspellings or unusual characters in the domain name. * Ensure the link starts with `https://` indicating a secure connection. * Hover over links without clicking to preview the URL in your browser’s status bar. 2. **Verify the Source** * Be cautious of links sent via email or social media, especially if the sender is unknown. * Contact the sender directly through a separate communication channel if you're unsure about the link's legitimacy.\
3. **Use Security Tools** * Install and maintain updated antivirus and anti-malware software. * Utilize web filters to block access to known malicious sites. * Employ browser extensions that identify and block suspicious websites.\
4. **Educate Yourself and Others** * Stay informed about the latest phishing and malware campaigns. * Participate in cybersecurity awareness training programs. * Share knowledge and best practices with colleagues, friends, and family.\
5. **Implement Organization-wide Policies** * Enforce strict IT security protocols and policies within your organization. * Regularly backup important data and implement disaster recovery plans. * Limit user privileges and access to sensitive information based on roles.\
6. **Be Cautious with Personal Information** * Avoid sharing sensitive personal information online. * Be wary of unsolicited requests for data, even if they appear to come from legitimate entities.
**What to Do If You Click on a Suspicious Link** * **Disconnect from the Internet**: Prevent the potential spread of malware to networked devices. * **Run a Full System Scan**: Use your antivirus software to detect and remove any threats. * **Change Your Passwords**: Especially if you suspect credential theft. * **Monitor Your Accounts**: Keep an eye on bank and other online accounts for unauthorised activity. * **Report the Incident**: Notify your IT department or relevant authorities if you suspect a security breach. To reduce cyber risks, always be vigilant with URLs. Carefully inspect links, verify sources, and use security tools. A proactive and cautious approach is the best defense to safeguard your digital presence.\ \ If you feel suspicious about a link or email that has been forwarded to you, please send through a [support request](/support/support-contact). # Team and Contributors ### [Tim McCann](https://www.linkedin.com/in/timothy-mccann-web3/) Tim is a co-founder at Metavest Capital, an analytical thinker, organisational development expert with 12 years and an MSc in management, and accountable for Metavest s business development and administration. ### [Iain McKie](https://www.linkedin.com/in/iain-mckie-b09993117/) Designed digital compliance/HR suite, point-of-sale and stock management systems, business intelligence, VOIP, audio, network & security systems. Launched the Queensland Gamers League in North Queensland in the early 2000s, ex- professional Counter Strike player; involved in the crypto world since late 2016. ### [Connor Ball](https://www.linkedin.com/in/connor-ball-207530217/) Connor began his crypto investment journey in 2015, and ventured into crypto and forex trading in 2016. Personal background in competitive gaming. Previously a research assistant and advisor at Metavest Capital, a blockchain gaming investment VC. Since then, Connor has gained extensive knowledge in social networks and their inner workings. ### [Baris Ackin](https://www.linkedin.com/in/baris-akcin/) Baris is a Blockchain Engineer and an Electronics Engineer. He is highly experienced in blockchain design, implementation and integration in interoperability, finance and gaming areas. He has won the Avalanche Hackathon in 2020. ### [Jon Woolley](https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-woolley-040679221/) Co-Founder and Partner at Metavest Capital. Digital Currency Analyst. Jon is an innovative thinker, market & trading expert and head of Metavest’s investment strategy. ### [James Woolley](https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-woolley-828b80a/) James Woolley is a Founding Partner at Metavest Capital, where he leverages his prescient and forward-thinking approach to technology. With over 20 years of experience in digital marketing, brand strategy, and growth hacking, and 10 years of experience in crypto investing, James is a seasoned expert with a sharp focus on innovative and disruptive technologies. Beyond his professional achievements, James is a devoted father of three and has been a passionate advocate for Bitcoin since 2013. ### [Kyle Chasse](https://www.linkedin.com/in/kylechasse/) With over 10 years of experience in the blockchain sector, Kyle Chasse leads the Master Ventures’ team with 65+ employees and serves as CEO of Paid Network. His contributions to blockchain started in 2014, with Kyle notably creating the first Bitcoin lottery. He also served as the COO of Credits, a BaaS company. Kyle has advised on tokenomics, product development, business growth, and fundraising for numerous businesses listed on Binance. ### [Josh Meier](https://www.linkedin.com/in/josh-meier-b82874a0/) Managing Partner of Andromeda Capital. Senior Partner at Latitude Blockchain Services; advisor to 40+ crypto start-ups since 2017. Josh specialises in post-launch strategy to help create stronger, more active communities. As an early-stage strategic investor in over two hundred web3 startups since 2017, Josh has procured a trusted network of industry heavyweights, influencers and developers to guide synergistic partnerships and collaborations. ### [Kosta Karatamoglou](https://www.linkedin.com/in/kosta-karatamoglou-2b33275b/) Dynamic operations leader at the forefront of Web3 and tech innovation. By title, Kosta runs systems—cross-chain asset management, on-chain analytics, and platform scalability. By passion, he builds culture—designing workflows that keep startups sane and rituals that make teams stick. Previously COO & CSO at Supportwave, where he drove operational excellence, platform development, and record-breaking sales. He's led global teams, optimized CRM systems, automated workflows, and built high-impact B2B partnerships. From leading Ethereum mining projects in Iceland to driving institutional crypto and AI adoption, he bridges technical execution with strategic vision. Entrepreneurial, analytical, and obsessed with making the complex simple, Kosta is here to build systems that scale, cultures that last, and ventures that actually work. ### [Harry Iqbal](https://www.linkedin.com/in/hvrry0x/) With a diverse professional background spanning technology, finance, and public service, Harry brings a unique blend of skills to the table. His journey began at BNY Mellon in asset servicing, honing his expertise in financial operations and compliance. Transitioning into the financial sector, Harry gained extensive experience as Fund Manager at a Crypto VC. ### [Tony Kelly](https://www.linkedin.com/in/tonykelly/) Formerly DemonWare, Activision-Blizzard, Intel. Tony has worked in technology for 25+ years, building and deploying high performance, high uptime services at internet-scale (600M+ users) and has won 40+ national & international awards. Tony has developed and ran the online services behind 100+ of the top videogames in the world - including Call of Duty, Destiny, and many others. ### [Alan Begic](https://www.linkedin.com/in/alanbegic/) Alan is a global tech executive (Google and Meta) and has built and managed some of the most commercially successful teams and led and delivered on top regional and global priorities, his expertise is focused on the go-to-market strategy, building and scaling operations, and business development and partnerships. He has advised many promising German and UK companies over the years. Given Alan’s focus and expertise in the digital commerce domain, his skills and knowledge perfectly match our ambition to deliver the best possible digital investment platform for our customers. # Roadmap Our journey to date. ### Opening: The Now (1-Year Vision) For too long, access to the world’s most exciting companies has been locked away; reserved for insiders, institutions, or billion-dollar funds. WLTH flips this model. In the next 12 months, we are making Base the home of Pre-IPO Access. From SpaceX to xAI, retail investors can unlock exposure to unicorns with nothing more than a wallet and $20. Through Earn-to-Own, we add a cultural and gamified layer: missions, leaderboards, and rewards that let anyone turn time and effort into real economic exposure. This viral loop doesn’t just onboard users; it makes investing part of Web3 culture. *** ### Middle: The Build (Bridge from 1 to 5 Years) As our app grows, WLTH becomes more than a single wedge. Automated strategies, thematic funds, and community-driven investments layer into one simple, secure app. Every transaction, every trade, and every Slice creates demand for WLTH, rewarding our staking community and strengthening the protocol treasury. This is how we transition from hype-driven drops into a sustainable flywheel: a marketplace where access, liquidity, and token utility compound together. *** ### Future: The Vision (5-Year Outlook) WLTH is building the global gateway to tokenised investing. In five years, we will be the Revolut of tokenised assets; one app where millions of people discover, earn, and trade exposure to the most exciting opportunities in the world. WLTH becomes the bridge between TradFi credibility and Web3 innovation. And the WLTH token becomes the core value layer tying it all together: every mission, every slice, every strategy flows back to our community. # Socials and Links ### App * [Web App](https://wlth.xyz/) * [App Store](https://apps.apple.com/app/wlth/id6752845168) * [Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=xyz.wlth.app) ### X * [x.com/wlthxyz](https://x.com/wlthxyz) ### Telegram *
# SpaceX Bonus Promotion This page explains how the WLTH SpaceX bonus promotion works, who is eligible, and what to do if something does not look right. ### What Is the SpaceX Bonus Promotion The SpaceX bonus promotion rewards users for purchasing primary Slices on WLTH. For every qualifying primary purchase of $20 or more, you receive a $20 SpaceX bonus Slice. *** ### How the Promotion Works 1. You purchase any primary Slice with a minimum value of $20. 2. Your purchase confirms successfully. 3. You qualify for a $20 SpaceX bonus Slice. 4. You may repeat this process up to 5 times per wallet. 5. The promotion ends when the $20,000 total SpaceX bonus pool has been fully allocated. Each qualifying purchase triggers one bonus reward, subject to the wallet cap and remaining pool. *** ### Who Can Take Part You can take part if: * You are a WLTH user. * You complete a qualifying primary Slice purchase of $20 or more. * The global bonus pool has not yet been fully allocated. * You have not exceeded the 5 bonus limit per wallet. You cannot take part if: * The $20,000 bonus pool has already been exhausted. * Your purchase fails, is reversed, or refunded. * Your account is flagged for abusive or invalid activity. *** ### What Is the Minimum Purchase The minimum qualifying purchase is $20. Only primary Slice purchases qualify. Secondary marketplace purchases do not qualify. *** ### What Reward Do I Receive You receive a promotional $20 SpaceX Slice for each qualifying primary purchase. Each wallet may receive a maximum of 5 bonus rewards during the campaign. *** ### How Many Rewards Are Available The promotion is capped at $20,000 in total SpaceX bonus allocation. Once the full $20,000 has been distributed, the promotion automatically ends. Rewards are allocated on a first come, first served basis. *** ### When Will I Receive My Reward Bonus rewards are distributed every 24 hours. If you have completed a qualifying primary purchase, your $20 SpaceX bonus Slice will be sent directly to your WLTH account within the next 24 hour distribution cycle. *** ### Do I Need To Hold The Slice Until The Reward Is Delivered? No. As long as your qualifying purchase has successfully completed, you may gift or sell your purchased Slice on the WLTH Marketplace before the bonus is distributed. *** ### Why Did I Not Receive My Reward Common reasons include: * The $20,000 bonus pool was fully allocated before your purchase confirmed. * You have already reached the 5 bonus limit per wallet. * The purchase failed, was reversed, or refunded. * Your account was flagged for invalid or abusive behaviour. If none of the above apply, please contact support. *** ### Is This a Guaranteed Return or Investment Advice No. Bonus rewards are promotional in nature and do not imply guaranteed performance, returns, or outcomes. Capital is at risk. *** ### Campaign End Condition The promotion ends automatically when the full $20,000 SpaceX bonus pool has been allocated. *** ### Terms and Conditions Participation is subject to WLTH’s standard terms and campaign-specific conditions.
# Frequently Asked Questions **What is WLTH?**\ A platform to invest in pre-IPO companies through tokenised economic ownership. **Who runs WLTH?**\ A team from tech, finance, and crypto, backed by partners and the WLTH community. **Who owns WLTH?**\ Founders, team, private shareholders and community. $WLTH Token holders can own economic rights to WLTH’s TopCo. *** **Is my money safe?**\ WLTH is non-custodial. Funds are handled via smart contracts. We don’t hold your assets. Everything is transparent and on-chain. *** **What is a Slice?**\ A Slice is your investment. An “NFT” digital asset representing your share in a deal. **Can I sell my Slice?**\ Yes. You can trade it anytime within the WLTH app. **What happens if I transfer it?**\ Ownership and rights move fully to the new wallet. *** **What am I buying?**\ Tokenised economic exposure to real private equity. **Are Slices backed by real shares?**\ Yes. Each Slice is backed 1:1 by equity held in a separate legal structure. *** **How do payouts work?**\ Exits or dividends are paid automatically in USDC to your wallet. **Who decides when to sell?**\ Typically at IPO or exit events. You receive your share after fees. *** **Is there KYC?**\ Only when using fiat via third-party providers. **Minimum investment?**\ From $20. *** **Where do deals come from?**\ From top-tier brokers connected to founders, VCs, and early shareholders. **How is quality ensured?**\ Partners deploy their own capital first. They only list deals they believe in. **Are sellers verified?**\ Yes. Every counterparty is vetted before any transaction. *** **How are investments structured?**\ Assets are held in dedicated SPVs, separate legal entities, not on WLTH’s balance sheet. *** **How are valuations set?**\ Based on latest market data. They are indicative and may change. *** **What blockchain is used?**\ Base, by Coinbase. **Can I use multiple wallets?**\ Yes. Any WalletConnect-compatible wallet. *** **What are carry fees?**\ Up to 20% on profits only. No fees on your initial investment. *** **What happens if WLTH shuts down?**\ Your assets remain protected in separate legal structures.\ An independent administrator would manage distributions and exits. ***
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