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TOKEN INFRASTRUCTURE / EVM

Your token address.
Your fee policy.

Create a fee-earning wrapper for an existing token — even one you didn’t launch. Your wrapper has its own contract address, is backed by original tokens, and routes supported trades through the original’s liquidity.

Create a wrapper ↗
SUPPORTED NETWORKSDeployment pending
  • Ethereum
  • Base
  • BNB Smart Chain
  • Robinhood Chain
01 / WHY WRAPPED EXISTS

You bring the community.
Give it a way to fund itself.

Supporting an existing token usually gives you no control over how its trading activity funds your work. Wrapped lets you create a separate, backed version with a fee policy of its own. The original token and its contract stay as they are.

People choose to trade your wrapper address. Fees come from that wrapper’s configured routes; owning a wrapper does not earn you fees on everyone trading the original.

02 / HOW IT WORKS

From an existing token to your own wrapper.

01

Choose the original

Paste a token address. Wrapped checks for a supported original-token pool on Uniswap v2, v3 or v4.

02

Create your wrapper

Get a new, clearly labeled contract address. Each receipt represents an original token held as backing. Choose the fee and creator allocation at creation.

03

Bring your community

Share the wrapper address. Supported trades use the original’s liquidity, and the configured fee funds your chosen destinations.

03 / WHAT YOU CAN DO

One mechanism. Different reasons to use it.

Community takeovers

Give a community its own wrapper address and direct creator fees toward its revival, without changing the original contract.

Creator communities

Promote your own clearly labeled wrapper and earn creator fees from the activity you bring to its configured route.

Treasury funding

Send the wallet allocation to a project treasury to support development, operations or community initiatives.

Holder rewards

Set aside creator fees for top-100 holder claims, using periodic balance snapshots rather than time weighting.

Buyback and burn

Allocate earned creator fees to buying and burning wrapper tokens, with a separate budget from holder backing.

A new community edition

Build a new identity around an existing asset, while keeping the wrapper clearly distinct from its original token.

04 / THE FEE POLICY

Choose where creator fees go.

Select a total fee from 1% to 10%. Wrapped’s fixed 0.1% protocol component is included in that rate; the remainder follows your creator split. For example, a 3% total fee leaves 2.9% for the creator policy.

Wallet payouts

Route your wallet allocation to the address you choose. Creator fees accrue in WETH.

Buyback-and-burn

Use an allocated earned-fee budget to buy and burn wrappers. Existing holder backing and committed claim funds are kept separate.

Top-holder claims

Reward the top 100 eligible wrapper holders with claimable allocations from six-hour balance snapshots. There is no time weighting; rewards depend on funded epochs.

Model your fee split and create a wrapper ↗
05 / THE BUYER EXPERIENCE

Hold the wrapper. Redeem the backing.

A supported buy routes into the original-token pool, locks the purchased originals as backing and issues wrapper receipts. Selling through the configured route reverses that flow. Holders can also redeem receipts for the original token, less the applicable redemption fee.

The fee is the trade-off: buying the original directly can be cheaper. A wrapper’s appeal comes from its community and fee policy, rather than a promise of a better price. Ordinary transfers and external markets do not universally pay the routed-trade fee.

06 / QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU START

Know what you’re creating.

Do buyers receive the original token?

They receive wrapper receipts backed by originals in the vault. Redeeming returns the backing after the configured redemption fee.

Do I need to bootstrap a separate liquidity pool?

The configured hook routes trades into supported original-token liquidity. Pool compatibility and depth still matter; an unsupported pool cannot be used.

Can I wrap a token I didn’t launch?

Yes, subject to supported-token and pool checks. Creating a wrapper does not grant control over the original contract or imply endorsement by its creator.

Does every holder automatically earn rewards?

No. The creator must allocate fees to holder claims, an epoch must be funded and published, and the wallet must qualify for that top-100 snapshot. Eligible holders claim their allocation.

What does the safety probe check?

Creation includes a buy-and-sell probe to check that the original can be sold and that recovery meets the configured threshold. The probe costs gas and can lose value; it is a screening step, not a guarantee of future token behavior.

Is the app live for trading?

The website is a development preview. Ethereum, Base, BNB Smart Chain and Robinhood Chain are supported deployment targets; live contracts have not been configured here.

Build around a token you believe in.

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