LWIZ
A new class of digital assets!
Provably scarce, collateral-backed, and always priced higher than Bitcoin.
Ethereum Mainnet
How minting works
1
User Deposit
Deposit collateral into the LWIZ smart contract.
2
Price Calculation
Oracle checks Bitcoin's live price and calculate the lwiz price, based on the minting formula.
3
LWIZ Mint
LWIZ is minted directly to the user's wallet. For transfer and exchange.
No middlemen, no hidden supply, only provable math.
Minting Formula
Mint Price: The final cost to mint one LWIZ token.
BTC Price: Live Bitcoin price fetched from the on-chain oracle.
Offset: A guaranteed premium added above Bitcoin's price (+$1,000).
Supply: Total number of LWIZ tokens minted so far.
Slope: The multiplier that makes minting progressively more expensive as supply grows (+5$).
LWIZ is unique.
It's a prestige asset. Valued always higher than bitcoin. Provably fair, Transparent, and Exclusive.
Frequently Asked Questions!
Scroll to the top and click the Mint button. Then Approve USDC in your wallet to LWIZ, then call the mint function. The contract calculates the price and mints LWIZ to you.
No. You only need USDC. Bitcoin's price is used as a reference in the formula.
Any Ethereum-compatible wallet that supports ERC-20 tokens will work.
There is a fixed maximum of 10,000,000 LWIZ tokens.
Yes. LWIZ is a standard ERC-20 token and works with exchanges and wallets that support ERC-20.
It uses the live Bitcoin price from Chainlink, plus a fixed offset, plus an amount that increases as more LWIZ are minted.
Offset is a fixed starting adjustment, and slope is how fast the price rises as more LWIZ are minted. These values are set by the contract rules.
No. The formula is linear and based on supply. Each new mint slightly increases the price for the next one.
All USDC goes straight to the treasury wallet, managed by the project.
The contract uses Chainlink's decentralized BTC/USD oracle, one of the most trusted price sources in crypto.
No. The formula is fixed in the contract. Only the team can update external addresses (like the oracle, USDC token, or treasury) if one of those external systems changes or is compromised.
Minting will fail if price data is missing or stale. This prevents users from minting at invalid prices.
Yes. The code is fully source available for the community to review. While it has not been through a formal third-party audit, it has been internally reviewed and analyzed.
Its value is tied to Bitcoin's market price and the bonding-curve scarcity model. More demand and supply growth mean higher mint prices.
Not directly in this contract. Any staking or farming would come from outside platforms.
No new LWIZ can be minted. The supply will be capped permanently.
That depends on third-party exchanges. Being an ERC-20 token makes it possible, but listings are not controlled by the contract.
Crypto prices are volatile, and the project depends on external systems like stablecoins and price feeds. While safeguards exist, there is always risk. Only mint what you are comfortable with.
I created LWIZ simply because I wanted to climb the wall — no token has ever priced higher than Bitcoin, and I wanted to see if one ever could.
Risk & Disclaimer
LWIZ is an experimental token. Its price is dynamic and tied to Bitcoin and supply. The contract depends on external systems like oracles and stablecoins. Crypto prices can be volatile. Users should only interact with amounts they are willing to risk. This information is for awareness purposes only and is not financial advice.
Ideation, concept, and development by Mehdi El Oualy.