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# Glossary

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### 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.

### 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 Bounties powered by WNTD.

Wanted Network is not affiliated with Rockstar Games, Take-Two Interactive, Grand Theft Auto, or GTA 6.

### Mission

A **Mission** is a creator challenge 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.

### Heat

**Heat** is the creator score inside Wanted Network.

Heat measures creator performance, activity, and participation.

Heat may be influenced by factors such as views, engagement, Mission completion, community votes, quality review, referral activity, and trust signals.

Heat is not the same as WNTD.

Heat is a platform score.\
WNTD is the token.

### Wanted Board

The **Wanted Board** is the leaderboard system of Wanted Network.

Creators climb the Wanted Board by completing Missions, earning Heat, and competing in Bounties.

The Wanted Board may include categories such as Overall Heat, Rising Heat, Underdog Creators, Meme Missions, Prediction Missions, Clip Missions, Community Picks, Sponsor Missions, and Crew Rankings.

### Bounty

A **Bounty** is a reward pool connected to a Mission, leaderboard category, sponsor campaign, community vote, or seasonal creator challenge.

Bounties may reward creators with WNTD, stablecoins, partner rewards, Safehouse upgrades, Wanted Spotlight placements, or other approved rewards.

### Safehouse

**Safehouse** is the creator dashboard inside Wanted Network.

Creators use Safehouse to view Missions, submit links, track Heat, manage Bounty eligibility, monitor rewards, upgrade profiles, access creator tools, and participate in platform activity.

### 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, creator interviews, featured submissions, and selected media or PR opportunities.

Wanted Spotlight is designed to turn WNTD into access to attention.

### Founding Creator

A **Founding Creator** is an early creator participant in Wanted Network.

Founding Creators may receive early Mission access, profile badges, priority review eligibility, early Bounty access, Safehouse upgrades, and other early-platform benefits.

Founding Creator benefits may vary by campaign.

### Season

A **Season** is a major creator campaign inside Wanted Network.

Each Season may focus on a major gaming launch, entertainment event, sponsor campaign, creator challenge, or cultural attention cycle.

Season 1 is called **Open World Launch** and focuses on creator content around the GTA 6 launch cycle.

### Season 1: Open World Launch

**Season 1: Open World Launch** is Wanted Network’s first major creator campaign.

It focuses on original creator content around the GTA 6 launch cycle, including reactions, predictions, memes, commentary, short-form content, and launch-week clips.

Season 1 is not an official GTA 6 campaign.

### Creator Tier

A **Creator Tier** is a status level inside Wanted Network.

Creator Tiers may be unlocked through verification, Heat, WNTD staking, platform participation, or other eligibility requirements.

Higher Creator Tiers may unlock premium Missions, Safehouse tools, additional submission slots, capped Heat Boosts, higher-value Bounty eligibility, or Wanted Spotlight opportunities.

### Heat Boost

A **Heat Boost** is a capped benefit that may be unlocked through WNTD staking or creator tier progression.

Heat Boosts may provide limited advantages such as small Heat multipliers, extra submission slots, early Mission access, premium Mission eligibility, or priority review.

Heat Boosts are capped to protect fairness.

WNTD can improve opportunity, but it cannot buy victory.

### Sponsor Mission

A **Sponsor Mission** is a Mission funded by a sponsor, partner, brand, project, creator, agency, or community.

Sponsor Missions allow third parties to activate creators through structured content challenges and Bounty pools.

### Sponsor Bounty

A **Sponsor Bounty** is a Bounty funded by an external sponsor.

Sponsors may use Sponsor Bounties to encourage creators to produce approved content around a campaign, product, launch, event, or community objective.

### Weekly Dispatch

**Weekly Dispatch** is the planned Wanted Network update format.

It may include new Missions, active Bounties, creator highlights, Wanted Board updates, sponsor campaigns, platform announcements, trend alerts, and upcoming opportunities.

### Community Pick

A **Community Pick** is a creator submission selected through community participation or voting.

Community Picks may be used for specific Bounties, featured submissions, Spotlight placements, or seasonal recognition.

### Creator Rewards

**Creator Rewards** are incentives distributed to creators for eligible activity inside Wanted Network.

Creator Rewards may include WNTD, stablecoins, partner rewards, platform features, badges, Safehouse upgrades, or Wanted Spotlight placements.

### Presale

The **presale** is the early WNTD token sale before public token launch.

Wanted Network’s presale is structured across multiple phases, with Phase 1 beginning at $0.001 per WNTD and later phases increasing as the sale progresses.

### TGE

**TGE** stands for **Token Generation Event**.

This is the event where WNTD is officially created and token distribution begins according to the final launch and vesting structure.

### Vesting

**Vesting** means tokens unlock over time instead of becoming fully available immediately.

Vesting may apply to presale tokens, team tokens, advisor tokens, creator rewards, or other allocations.

Vesting is used to reduce immediate sell pressure and align participants with longer-term ecosystem activity.

### Unlock

An **unlock** is the release of tokens that were previously locked or vested.

For example, presale participants may receive part of their WNTD at TGE and the remainder over scheduled monthly unlocks.

### SPL Token

An **SPL token** is a token built on Solana using Solana’s token standard.

WNTD is planned to launch as an SPL token.

### Solana

**Solana** is the blockchain selected for WNTD.

Solana was chosen because it supports fast, low-cost transactions, which are important for creator rewards, Bounty claims, staking actions, and global platform participation.

### Wallet

A **wallet** is a crypto account used to hold, send, receive, and interact with tokens.

Users will need a compatible Solana wallet to hold and use WNTD.

Common Solana wallets may include Phantom, Solflare, and other supported wallets.

### Staking

**Staking** means locking or committing WNTD inside the platform to unlock features, creator tiers, Safehouse tools, capped Heat Boosts, or other approved utility.

Staking is designed to support platform participation.

It should not be treated as guaranteed income.

### Token Sink

A **token sink** is a mechanism where tokens are spent, locked, burned, or recycled inside the platform.

Wanted Network may use token sinks through Wanted Spotlight purchases, premium access, sponsor campaigns, Bounty recycling, burns, treasury allocations, and staking-related features.

### Burn

A **burn** permanently removes tokens from circulation.

Wanted Network may allocate a portion of spent WNTD to burns as part of its token sink and recycling model.

Burn mechanics may vary based on platform decisions, market conditions, and technical implementation.

### Treasury

The **Treasury** is the allocation of WNTD and/or funds reserved for long-term ecosystem growth.

The Treasury may support partnerships, operations, creator campaigns, platform development, sponsor onboarding, community programs, liquidity needs, and strategic reserves.

### Liquidity

**Liquidity** refers to the availability of tokens and trading pairs that allow users to buy or sell WNTD on supported markets.

More liquidity can help reduce slippage, but it does not guarantee stable price, volume, or market demand.

### Liquidity Lock

A **liquidity lock** means tokens or liquidity pool assets are locked for a defined period.

Wanted Network intends to lock initial liquidity for a minimum of 12 months, subject to final launch structure and technical requirements.

### DEX

A **DEX** is a decentralized exchange.

WNTD may trade on Solana-based DEX platforms after launch, depending on liquidity deployment, technical setup, and launch strategy.

### CEX

A **CEX** is a centralized exchange.

Any future CEX listing would depend on exchange requirements, market conditions, compliance, demand, and project strategy.

No exchange listing is guaranteed.

### FDV

**FDV** stands for **Fully Diluted Valuation**.

It is calculated by multiplying the total token supply by the token price.

FDV is a theoretical valuation if all tokens were circulating at that price.

### Circulating Supply

**Circulating Supply** refers to the number of tokens currently unlocked and available in the market.

This is different from total supply.

Tokens that are locked, vested, or unreleased are not part of circulating supply.

### Utility Token

A **utility token** is a token designed for use inside a platform or ecosystem.

WNTD is designed to be used for rewards, access, staking, voting, sponsor campaigns, Safehouse features, Wanted Spotlight placements, and platform participation.

### Not Financial Advice

**Not Financial Advice** means the whitepaper, website, community posts, and project materials are not personal financial recommendations.

Users are responsible for their own decisions and should do their own research before participating in Wanted Network or acquiring WNTD.

### Independent Platform

**Independent Platform** means Wanted Network is not officially connected to the third-party games or companies discussed in creator campaigns.

Wanted Network may focus creator campaigns around public gaming launch cycles, but it does not claim affiliation, endorsement, sponsorship, ownership, or partnership with rights holders unless explicitly confirmed.


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