In-platform currency

The Wonderlive has its own in-platform currency — WONDER. There are multiple advantages for the ecosystem to host our own currency. Primarily, this currency regulates all value transactions within the Wonderlive platform.

Examples of those transactions include:

· Buying tickets to exclusive events such as music concerts, dance shows, art exhibitions, meditation seminars, among others.

· Users can tip content creators with WONDER.

· Requesting 1:1 call with Certified Creators.

· Unlocking unlimited access to Fanclubs and exclusive perks.

· Buying merch and NFT within the Wonderlive Marketplace.

Blockchain-powered currency

Wonderlive is built for freedom. We empower users to liberate themselves from Earthly limitations at many different levels. This inspired us to take the concept of in-game currencies and enhance it with blockchain technology. Transitioning from a centralized in-game currency model to a decentralized scheme offers various benefits for all Wonderlive participants: A decentralized purchasing mechanism opens new possibilities for users to access discounts.

Decentralized pricing

Participants can also purchase WONDER straight from the Wonderlive platform using payment cards. The fixed conversion rate is equal to $X per WONDER. This conversion rate is subjected to changes depending on multiple product and market related factors.

Full transparency

One of the key downsides of centralized in-game currencies is the lack of transparency, which exposes users to all sorts of manipulation. WONDER, on the contrary, runs on the blockchain — a reliable, public network. All transactions are recorded on this blockchain. Everyone can access the public ledger at all times.

True ownership

With traditional in-game currencies, users can purchase digital items. For instance, a hat. But... does that hat really belong to the user? Despite paying a price for it, ownership on those assets remains on the hands of the developer. With WONDER, users can mint non-fungible tokens (NFTs) that give them true, absolute ownership over certain digital items.

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