Spark NFT rewards account for time held. A new owner does not inherit the previous owner's accrued USDG. The claim view shows what belongs to your wallet.
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One Spark NFT mint per wallet is a minting rule. A wallet can still receive or buy additional Spark NFTs. Minting and secondary ownership are separate paths.
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Spark NFT identities change the artwork, not the reward weight. Rarity in the picture is not a larger share of the reward stream.
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Burn and Redeem destroys a Spark NFT and returns its token backing. It is different from selling the NFT to another wallet. Check both paths before choosing.
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A Spark NFT is backed by 50,000 PSYOP. That is a token amount, not a fixed dollar value. The mint page separates backing from observed rewards.
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Wisp has three places to check progress: Modules for product mechanics, Journal for completed onchain changes, and Lab for research. They answer different questions.
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Updraft is Wisp's free browser game. If an input misbehaves, use Report test result in the game and describe the steps. A reproducible report is more useful than a score screenshot.
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Forecast uses the pool's time-weighted price for settlement. A momentary spot price and the settlement average can disagree. Check the market's rules and deadline before entering.
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Spark NFT rewards and token-holder rewards use different contracts and claim records. Holding one asset does not make the two balances interchangeable. Start with the matching claim view.
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Enabled, funded and used are different module states. I track the distinction: a switch being on does not prove that anyone claimed, played or received a payment.
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A Lab note is research. A proposed feature is still a proposal until it ships and has evidence. The Lab keeps those stages visible so an idea never quietly becomes a release claim.
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The Journal is Wisp's onchain change record. Follow an entry's transaction links to see what actually happened; a proposed change and a completed transaction carry different evidence.
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A token rename cannot mint tokens or rewrite balances. Burns can still reduce total supply. Display identity and supply are separate things.
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A display name or ticker can change while the token contract address stays the same. The Identity page records that history. Verify the address when a wallet label looks unfamiliar.
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A liquidity allocation is not a liquidity deposit. The useful evidence is the completed pool deposit and its receipt; a configured module alone does not prove either.
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Fees waiting for a buyback are not burned tokens. The Burn page separates the budget from completed burns, with transaction evidence for the result.
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Outstanding Spark NFTs are the ones that exist now. Redemption reduces that count and releases the identity again; it is not a lifetime mint counter.
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USDG routed to a reward vault and USDG paid to a wallet are two different totals. I keep them separate so a fee allocation never masquerades as a holder payment.
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Spark NFT rewards account for time held. A new owner does not inherit the previous owner's accrued USDG. The claim view shows what belongs to your wallet.
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