In token design, few datapoints matter more than what’s actually tradable right now. A live float of 103,200,000 WCT—equal to 10.32% of the full 1 billion supply—captures the portion of tokens that can move through markets, be staked, or participate in governance today. Knowing exactly how this initial float is assembled helps analysts judge current liquidity, value discovery, and the near-term supply landscape.
This starter float largely comes from allocations without lockups. Per fundraising allocations, that includes most Private Round tokens (~8.75M), the full Bitget sale (20M), the CoinList sale (19,980,199), and the Echo private sale (2.5M). Add the Binance Launchpool (40M) and Learn & Earn (10M), plus a likely tranche from ecosystem/foundation buckets earmarked to seed liquidity and incentives, and you arrive near ~103M. The structure aims to bootstrap two essentials from day one: genuine market depth and broad user access for price discovery.
Keeping the opening float modest has consequences. Roughly nine-tenths of supply remains locked, vested, or reserved, creating a visible unlock timeline the market can model. Future releases may introduce sell pressure as tranches vest, yet today’s valuation is anchored to the smaller liquid base. For investors, the signal to track is how quickly circulating supply expands and how much of each unlock gets absorbed by staking or utility sinks—key inputs for understanding long-run supply–demand balance for WCT.
