WYDE Submits Updated $EAT Tokenomics to CoinMarketCap, Founders Hold 2.2% Purchased On-Market

    WYDE submitted updated $EAT tokenomics to CoinMarketCap on May 4, 2026. Founding team holds 2.2% of total supply, all purchased on the open market.

    WYDE Submits Updated $EAT Tokenomics to CoinMarketCap, Founders Hold 2.2% Purchased On-Market WYDE submitted updated $EAT tokenomics to CoinMarketCap on May 4, 2026. Founding team holds 2.2% of total supply, all purchased on the open market. Aaron Rafferty May 05, 2026 Key Takeaways: WYDE Association submitted updated $EAT tokenomics to CoinMarketCap on May 4, 2026, confirming a 100 billion fixed total supply with 10 billion in circulation and a live API endpoint for both figures 89.7 billion EAT sits in five team-controlled reserve wallets, including 50 billion in the community-governed Treasury, 20 billion for community rewards, and 5 billion reserved for verified 501(c)(3) charity partners The founding team holds approximately 2.2 billion EAT, or 2.2% of total supply, across three open-market addresses, every token of which was purchased on exchange rather than allocated at launch WYDE Association submitted updated tokenomics documentation to CoinMarketCap on May 4, 2026, refreshing its Annex C disclosure with a live circulating supply formula and a top-20 holder breakdown verified against Basescan and the Clanker v4 deployment record for the $EAT contract on Base. Total supply is fixed at 100 billion EAT with no mint authority, matching the EAT Whitepaper and the Token Allocation Summary in the WYDE Custody and Treasury Framework . Of that, 89.7 billion sits in five reserve wallets, each held in a 2-of-3 Gnosis Safe. The largest is the $EAT Treasury at 50 billion, structurally locked and subject to $EAT-holder governance voting beginning in 2026. Another 20 billion is reserved for community participation rewards and Founding Member benefits. 5 billion is allocated to the WYDE team. 5 billion is reserved for verified 501(c)(3) charity partners, where Feed the Childre

    Loading full article…