WINR Token

WINR is the native fee asset of the protocol. It connects the economic value of the Bankroll, Oracle, and Proof Layer to the people who hold and stake the token. It is a way to share protocol revenue with long term participants.

Role of WINR in the system

Every bet that runs through WINR infra touches multiple layers:

  • the Bankroll that takes the other side

  • the Oracle that provides randomness

  • the Proof Layer that publishes transparency

Each of these layers generates protocol fees. WINR is the asset that receives those fees through staking.

The split in the system is simple:

  • LPs earn from bankroll profit inside their tranche

  • operators earn from their product and users

  • WINR stakers earn from the protocol share of those flows

WINR is directly linked to growth.

Simple design

The token design is kept as simple as possible:

  • no governance

  • no open ended inflation schedule

  • one main role as a fee asset

WINR is tied to real protocol revenue. Either the Bankroll, Oracle, and Proof Layer are used and they generate fees, or they do not. There is no extra token printing to cover that.

This makes the story clear for users, partners, and regulators. WINR is about protocol performance, not about voting battles or many unrelated utilities.

Staking and fee share

To receive protocol fees, holders stake WINR into the fee share contract.

At a high level:

  • you stake WINR into the fee pool

  • you choose how long to lock it

  • protocol fees are collected in stablecoins and possibly other assets

  • fees from each period are shared based on staking weight

Your share of the pool is:

reward_for_period = (your_weight / total_weight) × fee_pool_for_period

Fees that enter the pool come from:

  • the bankroll fee on net profit

  • the Oracle fee on operator NGR

  • optional future fees from Proof Layer APIs or premium services

Exact fee rates and contract addresses are detailed in the Tokenomics section. The core idea stays the same. Stake WINR and take a share of protocol revenue.

Lock periods and weight model

WINR staking uses a weight based model that rewards both size and commitment.

When you stake WINR:

  • you choose how many tokens to stake

  • you choose a lock period inside a protocol defined range

  • the protocol calculates a staking weight based on both amount and days locked

Conceptually:

  • more WINR staked means more weight

  • more days locked means more weight

  • higher weight means a larger share of profit distribution

A wallet that stakes the same amount for a longer period has higher weight than one that locks for a shorter period. A wallet that stakes more WINR for the same period has higher weight than a smaller stake.

This design encourages long term participation without making the rules complex. You can adjust your own strategy between shorter and longer locks based on your view of the protocol and the market.

Alignment with LPs and operators

WINR staking sits on top of the same economics that LPs and operators use.

  • LPs earn from the 90 percent share of bankroll profit that belongs to their tranche

  • the protocol takes a 10 percent fee on bankroll net profit

  • that protocol fee, plus Oracle fees, fills the WINR fee pool

So:

  • if games and operators perform well over time, tranches earn and WINR fee share grows

  • if games underperform or volume drops, both LP returns and WINR fee share go down

There is no way to push WINR staking yield up without growing the real infra business. All three sides move together:

  • LPs follow bankroll performance

  • operators follow NGR

  • WINR stakers follow the protocol fee slice on top

This keeps incentives aligned and makes WINR a clear bet on usage of the infra, not on separate token mechanics.

WINR is live on Arbitrum and Solana

Token contracts

  • WINR (Arbitrum): 0xD77B108d4f6cefaa0Cae9506A934e825BEccA46E

  • WINR (Solana): CsxCtA8usvWKdRhe7KhLU5GgwzYaLkoHsz1MKBVZ4W3M

  • Camelot (Arbitrum) https://app.camelot.exchange/pools/0xc35AA1cEc34E02A8acc3E5f79c22BE364823094c

  • Orca (Solana) https://www.orca.so/?outputCurrency=CsxCtA8usvWKdRhe7KhLU5GgwzYaLkoHsz1MKBVZ4W3M

  • MEXC https://www.mexc.com/exchange/WINR_USDT

  • Dexscreener (Camelot pool, Arbitrum) https://dexscreener.com/arbitrum/0xc35aa1cec34e02a8acc3e5f79c22be364823094c

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