Open free packs, collect the articles the world reads most, sell them at auction and trade with friends. What you earn is WIKI, and the Bank turns it into $WIKI
What if Wikipedia was a TCG?
Every page could become a card.
Every card could become a collectible.
Packs. Trading. Marketplace.
And yes… you’ll be able to open packs for free.
Something is coming.
We’re turning Wikipedia into a Trading Card Game.
Every card represents a different Wikipedia page
people, places, events, companies, inventions, memes, and much more.
Collect them.
Trade them.
Complete your sets.
How it works:
→ Open a free pack every 10 minutes
→ Collect Wikipedia cards
→ Open additional packs with the project token
→ Trade cards with other players
→ Buy and sell cards on the marketplace
→ Complete your collection
Wikipedia × TCG.
Simple concept. Endless possibilities.
WikiCards is now live !
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The WikiCards Bank :
The Bank connects WikiCards to the $WIKI token on Solana, allowing players to convert in-game WIKI into real tokens at a 1:1 ratio, and vice versa.
10% of the total supply (100M $WIKI) is reserved for withdrawals, split between a hot wallet and a secure cold wallet.
Deposits:
Send $WIKI to your personal deposit address to credit your in-game balance.
Withdrawals:
Convert your WIKI into $WIKI tokens and send them to your Solana wallet. Minimum withdrawal: 100 WIKI.
Buyback mechanism:
Development fees are used to buy $WIKI on the market, with purchased tokens returned to the Bank's treasury.
Transparency:
Wallet addresses, balances, and transaction history are publicly verifiable on Solscan.
No wallet connection required.
Catch ’em all. Trade ’em all !
TCGs are having a real moment right now.
From Pokémon to One Piece, trading cards are exploding all around the world, and we’ve been watching this space for a while.
So we started asking ourselves:
What if the things we see and talk about every day could become collectible cards?
A person.
A place.
An event.
A moment from history.