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# FAQ
### What is Wanted Network?
Wanted Network is an independent creator-rewards platform built around major gaming launch cycles.
Creators complete Missions, build Heat, climb the Wanted Board, and compete for WNTD-powered Bounties by submitting original content such as reactions, predictions, memes, commentary, short-form videos, and launch-week clips.
The platform is designed to turn gaming content competition into a structured reward economy.
### What is WNTD?
WNTD is the utility token of Wanted Network.
WNTD is used for creator rewards, Bounty pools, Mission access, Safehouse tools, capped Heat Boosts, Wanted Spotlight placements, sponsor campaigns, community voting, and ecosystem participation.
WNTD is planned to launch as an SPL token on Solana.
### Is Wanted Network affiliated with Rockstar Games, Take-Two Interactive, GTA, or GTA 6?
No.
Wanted Network is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, authorized by, partnered with, or connected to Rockstar Games, Take-Two Interactive, Grand Theft Auto, GTA, GTA 6, or Grand Theft Auto VI.
Wanted Network is an independent creator-rewards platform.
### Is WNTD a GTA 6 token?
No.
WNTD is not a GTA 6 token.
WNTD does not function inside GTA 6. It does not provide in-game currency, items, vehicles, missions, skins, characters, upgrades, accounts, early access, beta access, or official game benefits.
WNTD is the utility token for Wanted Network, an independent creator-rewards platform.
### Why does Wanted Network mention GTA 6?
Season 1 of Wanted Network is focused on creator content around the GTA 6 launch cycle.
GTA 6 is expected to create a major content wave across reactions, predictions, memes, commentary, short-form content, and launch-week clips.
Wanted Network is designed to reward creators competing around that attention cycle.
References to GTA 6 are used to describe the public gaming launch topic for Season 1. They do not imply affiliation, sponsorship, endorsement, or partnership.
### What is Season 1: Open World Launch?
Season 1: Open World Launch is Wanted Network’s first creator campaign.
It focuses on original creator content around the GTA 6 launch cycle, including reactions, predictions, memes, commentary, hot takes, short-form content, and launch-week clips.
Creators participate by completing Missions, submitting approved content, building Heat, climbing the Wanted Board, and competing for Bounties.
### What kind of content can creators submit?
Creators may submit approved content such as:
* trailer reactions
* prediction videos
* meme content
* short-form edits
* commentary clips
* launch-cycle hot takes
* pricing debate content
* gameplay clips where permitted
* livestream highlights where permitted
* community response videos
All content must follow Wanted Network rules, social platform rules, copyright rules, and applicable laws.
### Can creators submit leaked GTA 6 footage?
No.
Wanted Network does not allow leaked, stolen, pirated, unauthorized, or improperly obtained content.
Submissions using leaked gameplay, leaked builds, stolen footage, datamined assets, pirated copies, unauthorized screenshots, NDA-breaking content, or similar material may be rejected or disqualified.
### Can creators use GTA logos, screenshots, music, or official assets?
Creators are responsible for ensuring their content follows applicable copyright, trademark, platform, and legal requirements.
Wanted Network does not grant permission to use third-party intellectual property.
Content that misuses logos, copyrighted footage, music, trademarks, or other protected materials may be rejected or disqualified.
Creators should focus on original, transformative, commentary-based, or platform-compliant content.
### What are Missions?
Missions are creator challenges inside Wanted Network.
Each Mission gives creators a specific content objective, such as posting a reaction, prediction, meme, clip, commentary video, or launch-cycle take.
Creators complete Missions by posting content on supported social platforms and submitting the link through Wanted Network.
### What is Heat?
Heat is the creator score inside Wanted Network.
Heat measures creator activity, content performance, engagement, Mission completion, quality, community response, and trust signals.
Heat is used to help rank creators on the Wanted Board and determine Bounty eligibility.
Heat is not the same as WNTD.
Heat is a platform score. WNTD is the token.
### What is the Wanted Board?
The Wanted Board is the leaderboard system of Wanted Network.
Creators climb the Wanted Board by completing Missions, building Heat, and competing in Bounties.
The Wanted Board may include different categories such as Overall Heat, Rising Heat, Underdog Creators, Meme Missions, Prediction Missions, Clip Missions, Community Picks, Sponsor Missions, and Crew Rankings.
### What are Bounties?
Bounties are reward pools connected to Missions, leaderboard categories, sponsor campaigns, community votes, or seasonal creator challenges.
Bounties may reward creators with WNTD, stablecoins, partner rewards, Safehouse upgrades, Wanted Spotlight placements, homepage features, social mentions, creator interviews, badges, or other approved rewards.
### How do creators earn WNTD?
Creators can earn WNTD by completing Missions, submitting approved content, building Heat, ranking on the Wanted Board, and winning Bounties.
Reward eligibility may depend on Mission rules, verification status, content quality, Heat score, community voting, sponsor selection, manual review, and anti-abuse checks.
Submitting content does not guarantee rewards.
### Why would creators want WNTD instead of just cash?
WNTD is designed to unlock platform utility.
Creators may use or stake WNTD for:
* premium Mission access
* higher-value Bounty eligibility
* Safehouse tools
* capped Heat Boosts
* creator tier upgrades
* additional submissions
* Wanted Spotlight placements
* community voting
* future campaign access
Some Bounties may also include stablecoin rewards, partner rewards, or promotional placements alongside WNTD.
### Why would someone buy WNTD instead of only farming it through Bounties?
Earning WNTD through Bounties requires creator performance, content quality, Mission eligibility, verification, and competition.
Buying or staking WNTD may give users immediate access to platform utility such as:
* premium Missions
* Safehouse tools
* capped Heat Boosts
* creator tier access
* Wanted Spotlight placements
* voting
* sponsor campaign access
* higher-value Bounty eligibility
WNTD is designed to be earned, staked, spent, and used inside the Wanted Network ecosystem.
### What is Safehouse?
Safehouse is the creator dashboard inside Wanted Network.
Creators use Safehouse to view Missions, submit links, track Heat, monitor Bounty eligibility, manage rewards, access creator tools, upgrade profiles, and participate in platform activity.
WNTD holders and stakers may unlock additional Safehouse features.
### What is Wanted Spotlight?
Wanted Spotlight is the promotional marketplace inside Wanted Network.
Creators and sponsors can use WNTD to unlock visibility across the Wanted Network ecosystem, including homepage placements, Wanted Board highlights, X/Twitter mentions, Telegram or Discord features, Weekly Dispatch placements, featured submissions, creator interviews, and selected media or PR opportunities.
Wanted Spotlight allows creators to use WNTD to access more attention.
### Can users buy leaderboard wins with WNTD?
No.
WNTD may unlock visibility, access, tools, creator tiers, capped Heat Boosts, and promotional placements, but it should not guarantee leaderboard wins or Bounty victories.
Wanted Network is designed around the principle:
> **WNTD can improve opportunity. It cannot buy victory.**
Creators still need to produce strong content, follow Mission rules, build Heat, and compete fairly.
### What are Heat Boosts?
Heat Boosts are capped benefits that may be unlocked through WNTD staking or creator tier progression.
Heat Boosts may include limited benefits such as small Heat multipliers, extra submission slots, early Mission access, premium Mission eligibility, or priority review.
Heat Boosts are capped to protect fairness and prevent pay-to-win competition.
### How does Wanted Network make money?
Wanted Network may generate revenue from:
* sponsored Bounty fees
* featured Mission placements
* Wanted Spotlight purchases
* premium Safehouse tools
* campaign setup fees
* partner campaigns
* selected media and PR placements
* managed creator campaign services
The long-term goal is to build a platform where sponsors fund creator opportunities and WNTD powers rewards, access, visibility, and campaign participation.
### What are Sponsor Missions?
Sponsor Missions are Missions funded by external sponsors, partners, brands, projects, creators, agencies, or communities.
Sponsors may use Wanted Network to launch creator campaigns, fund Bounties, promote content objectives, and reach gaming creators through structured Missions.
### What are Sponsor Bounties?
Sponsor Bounties are reward pools funded by external sponsors.
They may reward creators for approved content around a sponsor campaign, product, launch, event, community objective, or content challenge.
Sponsor Bounties are part of Wanted Network’s long-term business model.
### Is Wanted Network pay-to-win?
No.
Wanted Network may allow WNTD holders and stakers to unlock tools, access, promotional visibility, and capped Heat Boosts.
However, WNTD should not guarantee leaderboard wins, Bounty wins, fake votes, fake Heat, or artificial engagement.
The platform is designed so content performance, originality, quality, engagement, Mission completion, and community response remain central to competition.
### Why is WNTD launching on Solana?
WNTD is planned to launch as an SPL token on Solana.
Solana was selected because Wanted Network is designed for fast, low-cost creator rewards, Bounty claims, staking actions, and global platform participation.
Low transaction costs are important for creators and users who may be new to crypto.
### What is the total supply of WNTD?
The fixed total supply is:
> **1,250,000,000 WNTD**
There will be no unlimited minting.
### What is the presale allocation?
The presale allocation is:
> **500,000,000 WNTD**
This represents **40%** of total supply.
### What is the Phase 1 presale price?
Phase 1 begins at:
> **$0.001 per WNTD**
Later presale phases increase as the sale progresses.
### What is the presale hard cap?
The presale hard cap is:
> **$2,000,000**
Presale proceeds are intended to support platform development, creator Bounties, marketing, liquidity, community growth, audits, legal review, and Season 1 activation.
### What is the intended launch price?
Wanted Network may target an initial token launch range around:
> **$0.0075 to $0.008 per WNTD**
This is not guaranteed and may change based on market conditions, liquidity planning, legal review, launch timing, technical requirements, and final presale results.
No launch price, exchange listing, liquidity condition, or secondary market performance is guaranteed.
### What is the presale unlock schedule?
The intended presale unlock schedule is:
| Unlock Event | Unlock Amount |
| ---------------------- | ------------: |
| Token Generation Event | 20% |
| Month 1 | 20% |
| Month 2 | 20% |
| Month 3 | 20% |
| Month 4 | 20% |
This means presale participants receive 20% of purchased WNTD at launch, with the remaining tokens unlocking monthly over four additional months.
### Are team tokens locked?
Yes.
The team allocation is planned to have:
* 6-month cliff
* 18-month linear vesting after the cliff
* 0% team unlock at launch
This is designed to align the team with longer-term platform execution.
### Will liquidity be locked?
Wanted Network intends to lock initial liquidity for a minimum of 12 months, subject to final launch structure, Solana DEX requirements, technical implementation, market conditions, and legal review.
### Can creators sell earned WNTD immediately?
Some rewards may unlock immediately, while larger rewards may vest over time.
Reward vesting may depend on reward size, Mission type, Bounty rules, campaign structure, and platform policy.
This helps reduce farming and immediate reward dumping while still rewarding creators for participation.
### What happens if users try to bot views or fake engagement?
Wanted Network may disqualify submissions involving bot engagement, fake metrics, stolen content, duplicate submissions, plagiarism, account farming, vote manipulation, impersonation, or other abuse.
Major Bounty winners may require manual review before rewards are finalized.
Wanted Network is designed to reward real creator activity, not fake engagement.
### Can anyone join globally?
Wanted Network may be positioned for global participation, but not all users may be legally eligible to participate in all features.
Certain jurisdictions may restrict token purchases, crypto participation, digital asset rewards, contests, staking, promotions, or platform access.
Users are responsible for understanding the laws that apply to them.
Wanted Network may restrict access where required or appropriate.
### Is WNTD an investment?
WNTD is designed as a utility token for the Wanted Network ecosystem.
Nothing in the whitepaper, website, or project materials should be interpreted as financial advice, investment advice, or a guarantee of profit.
WNTD may increase, decrease, become volatile, or lose value.
Users should do their own research and never participate with funds they cannot afford to lose.
### Does Wanted Network guarantee rewards?
No.
Submitting content does not guarantee Heat, Bounty eligibility, rewards, Spotlight placement, votes, visibility, or WNTD.
Rewards depend on Mission rules, content quality, platform review, Heat scoring, community voting, sponsor selection, Bounty availability, anti-abuse checks, and other eligibility requirements.
### Will Wanted Network continue after Season 1?
Yes, that is the intended long-term direction.
Season 1 begins with creator content around the GTA 6 launch cycle, but Wanted Network is designed to expand into future campaigns around major gaming launches, esports events, streaming trends, creator competitions, entertainment moments, sponsor campaigns, and viral content cycles.
### What is the long-term vision?
Wanted Network aims to become a repeatable creator-rewards network for major gaming and entertainment attention cycles.
The long-term model is:
> **Major launches create attention.**\
> **Creators compete for that attention.**\
> **Wanted Network ranks and rewards that competition.**\
> **WNTD powers the economy around it.**
### Where can users find official links?
Users should only use official Wanted Network links published through verified Wanted Network channels.
Wanted Network will never ask for seed phrases or private keys.
Users should avoid fake websites, fake tokens, impersonators, phishing links, fake airdrops, fake support accounts, and suspicious wallet prompts.
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