world

Fees on World go one direction. Into new wallets.

Creator rewards in. Rent paid. New wallets out. That loop is all World does.

Rent is the real cost of an airdrop. A new wallet can't hold $WORLD until it has a token account, and that account needs a SOL deposit. That deposit is what World's treasury pays.

One rule we keep in every count: a wallet World controls is never shown as a community holder.

World status: Network: Solana mainnet Token: $WORLD Receipts: public, finalized only Site: wrlddrop.com

Managed accounts can be closed after their hold period, which returns their rent to the treasury. That rent funds later drops. It's never counted as new revenue.

Reserve: 10% of the treasury by default. One busy day can't drain it to zero.

Explore is up at wrlddrop.com/explore Every token World distributes gets its own page with market stats and its receipt history.

Why we publish managed allocations at all: hiding them would make the holder count look bigger than it is. We'd rather you see the split.

The treasury, protocol vaults, burn addresses and program accounts never receive a drop. And no entitlement is paid twice.

What World isn't: A fixed schedule A fixed amount per wallet A promise that holding gets you the next drop Capacity comes from treasury SOL, token inventory and network cost.

$WORLD token rules: - No transfer fees - No transfer hooks - No freeze authority The engine does the work, not the mint.

Graduation doesn't stop the drops. World claims creator rewards from the bonding curve, then from the PumpSwap pool after it migrates.

Question for holders: Should community drops favour wallets that already hold $WORLD, or brand new wallets? Reply with one word: holders or new.

Every receipt on wrlddrop.com links to its transaction. Open any one and check it yourself.

The white paper covers the whole engine: where the money comes from, what rent costs and how managed allocations are counted. wrlddrop.com/whitepaper

A drop only counts once it's finalized on chain. If it hasn't settled, it isn't on the site.

World in one line: creator rewards pay the rent that puts $WORLD into new wallets. wrlddrop.com

The contract address lives on wrlddrop.com, in the nav on every page. Copy it from there, not from replies.

so cool seeing these low caps with over 1000 holders.