Overview
Wronskian (WRON) is a token on Ethereum with a savings vault built for it. W ≠ 0. Stay independent. You lock tokens for a fixed time. If you stay to the end you get everything back, plus a share of the fees paid by people who left early. If you leave early, you pay a 10% exit fee on what you locked.
Most token launches reward selling fast. Wronskian flips that: every early exit pays the people who are still holding, so patience is the thing that earns.
Locking
Each lock is its own vault with its own unlock day. You can open as many as you like. Pick one of four lengths. The longer the lock, the higher its weight.
| Tier | Length | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | 3 days | 1.0x |
| 1 | 7 days | 1.2x |
| 2 | 14 days | 1.5x |
| 3 | 30 days | 2.0x |
You can add to a vault while it's locked (the unlock day stays the same) or extend it, which restarts the lock from today on the same or a longer tier. Locking first needs a token approval for the exact amount.
Rewards
A vault's shares are its amount times its weight. 1,000 tokens locked for 30 days is 2,000 shares; the same amount for 3 days is 1,000 shares.
Every time rewards come in, they're split across all open vaults by shares, from that moment on. A vault opened later never earns from rewards that arrived before it. The contract tracks this with a running reward-per-share number, so it costs the same gas whether there are ten vaults or ten thousand.
Rewards come from two places: early-exit fees and funding, where anyone sends tokens to the pool with fund. If rewards arrive while no vault is open, they wait and go to the next vaults that open. Claim rewards any time with claim; they're also paid automatically when a vault closes.
Leaving early
Before its unlock day, a vault can be closed with exitEarly. On a 1,000-token vault:
- 900 come back to you, plus every reward the vault already earned.
- 100 (the whole forfeit) are shared with every vault still open, weighted by shares.
Your vault is removed before the fee is shared, so you never earn from your own exit fee. After the unlock day there's no fee at all: withdraw returns everything.
Trading fees
WRON trades in one official Uniswap v4 pool. Every buy and sell in that pool pays a 5% fee, taken in ETH and paid to the dev wallet . The rate is fixed in the hook and can never change. Normal transfers between wallets are free, and locking, claiming and withdrawing only cost Ethereum gas.
Anyone can send WRON into the vault with fund to boost rewards for savers. Every top-up shows on-chain as a Funded event.
The launch
WRON launches on Ethereum mainnet with its own Uniswap v4 hook, using the same Uniswap PoolManager and Universal Router as every other v4 pool. The dev wallet deploys the token, the hook and a launch contract, and one transaction creates the pool, locks the liquidity and makes the first buy. All the contracts are verified on Etherscan.
- Trading is open to everyone from the first block, on this site's Trade page or straight through the pool.
- Anti-sniper fee: the buy fee starts at 99% and falls smoothly to the normal 5% over the first 30 seconds, so bots that buy in the first block pay almost everything they put in. The dev wallet skips this extra fee but is still under the wallet cap.
- Wallet cap: for the first 5 minutes, no wallet can buy more than 2% of supply in total. Sells are never capped.
- Starting value: the pool opens at a fully diluted value of about $2,000, priced from Chainlink's ETH/USD at launch.
- Liquidity: the whole supply goes into one position owned by the launch contract, which has no way to remove it. It is locked forever.
- Supply is 1,000,000,000 tokens, fixed. The creator's first buy at launch is about $2.
- The vault is deployed after the launch is final, pointing at the launched token. It never touches the pool or the hook.
Contracts
Addresses are published here when they go live. Until then, treat any address claiming to be Wronskian as fake.
| WRON token | At launch |
| Pool hook (5% fee, anti-sniper) | At launch |
| Fee vault (pays the dev wallet) | At launch |
| WronskianVault | At launch |
| Dev wallet (receives the creator fee) |
WronskianVault functions:
| Function | What it does |
|---|---|
| lock(amount, tier) | Opens a vault. Tier 0–3 is 3, 7, 14 or 30 days. Approve the vault for the amount first. |
| topUp(id, amount) | Adds tokens to a vault that's still locked. The unlock day doesn't change. |
| extend(id, tier) | Restarts the lock from now on the same or a longer tier and re-weights its shares. |
| claim(id) | Pays out the rewards a vault has earned. The vault stays locked. |
| withdraw(id) | After the unlock day: pays back the full amount plus all rewards and closes the vault. |
| exitEarly(id) | Before the unlock day: pays back 90% plus all rewards, shares the fee and closes the vault. |
| fund(amount) | Anyone can add tokens to the reward pool for everyone currently locked. |
| pending(id) · previewExit(id) · stats() | Read-only views the website uses for rewards, exit quotes and pool totals. |
Each contract's source is verified on Etherscan once it's deployed.
Security
- The vault has no owner, no admin keys, no pause and no proxy. Nobody can change its rules after deploy.
- The token address, lock lengths, weights and the 10% forfeit are fixed in the contract. There is no treasury.
- Only the wallet that opened a vault can claim, add, extend, withdraw or exit it.
- Every write is protected against reentrancy and uses balance checks on transfers.
- Wronskian will never ask for your seed phrase or private key.
Risks
- The vault hasn't had an independent audit yet. Bugs are possible.
- Locked tokens still move with the market. A lock protects your position from impatience, not from price.
- Rewards depend on other people leaving early or on funding. They aren't guaranteed.
- Trades are final and tokens can lose all value.
More in the FAQ, or ask @wronskian_xyz.