Questions

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What is WEN?

An asset-mining platform. Its first product is Satcoin Mining: allocate SOL across ten-minute BTC price ranges to acquire capped SAT and compete for funded BTC. Competition, profiles and social strategies support the core activity.

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Is mining the same as trading BTC?

No. BTC movement determines mining accuracy and rewards; an entry does not buy BTC or open a leveraged BTC position. “Trade SAT” means buying or selling existing Satcoin on its market.

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Is there a separate WEN token?

No additional umbrella token is selected. Satcoin is the first asset, with SAT as shorthand for quantities here. FCOD has a separate Lab role.

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What comes back from an entry?

Exact entries return 99% of principal after the fee, plus eligible BTC/SAT. Incorrect revealed entries return 90%–95% and may earn partial rewards. These are principal returns before network costs, not total-profit percentages. Non-reveals receive zero credit; invalid observations void the round.

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Can I allocate across several ranges or rounds?

Yes. Set a total budget, per-round allocation, exposure limits and expiry. All-range mining is permitted; incorrect subentries still incur deductions. More capital gives a larger share at equal accuracy, not a greater probability of BTC hitting the same selected range.

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Does deposited SOL earn automatically?

No. Only accepted commitments participate. An unused deposit is not spent and earns no automatic reward. A 5 SOL unlock threshold refers to the whole round’s accepted capital, not a required individual deposit.

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Does SAT have a maximum supply?

Yes: 30,000,000 cumulative SAT, starting at zero and counting every bootstrap, miner and LP award. Mining has a 1,500,000 annual maximum and a per-slot ceiling. Capital and accuracy can reduce actual release. Claims, burns and unused allowance do not reopen or increase those limits. Issuance still dilutes existing percentage ownership within the caps.

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Does staking mint more SAT?

No. Eligible SAT stakers share funded BTC. Staking is optional for an individual miner and does not improve mining weights. Mining continues even when no stake qualifies. In normal rounds the staking allocation then returns in SOL to the original forfeiture contributors, not to future stakers. The 24-hour rule controls staking rewards only. Bootstrap pays no staking BTC and has no staking-allocation refund.

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What does the treasury do?

The treasury receives 5% of normal incorrect-entry forfeitures. The normal treasury allocation divides 50% to BTC holdings, 25% to USDC-funded locked SAT purchases and 25% to SOL-funded balanced SAT/SOL additions. The liquidity budget covers both assets and cannot use locked SAT or participant claims. Bounded purchases/additions can be skipped when execution conditions fail. Market purchases do not mint SAT or promise a price floor.

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Must I run Fased?

No. WEN is the planned retail interface. Fased adds optional bounded automation under the same economic rules; following a strategy alone grants no spending permission.

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Is mining profitable?

It can be, depending on allocations, competition, costs and executable SAT sale proceeds. Rewards and token scarcity alone do not guarantee it. Published results must distinguish returned SOL, received BTC, SAT quantities and actual sale proceeds.

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Bootstrap and graduation

Mining first funds the SAT/SOL pool, then normal mining follows the published graduation rules. See Economy and Satcoin bootstrap.