$WISP

$WISP overview

What the token does: hold to deploy.

Hold 250,000 $WISP in your own wallet to deploy a squad. It is not a fee, there is no lockup, and Wisp never custodies your tokens.

Wisp only reads your balance on Robinhood Chain: at deploy, when you open the deploy screen, and every 15 minutes for wallets with an active squad. Only the wallet that deployed the squad counts.

If your balance drops below 250,000, the squad gets a 24-hour grace period and keeps trading normally. Top back up within grace and nothing changes. After grace, the squad stops opening new positions; open positions keep running under your exit rules and the Guardian, nothing is force-sold, and withdrawals are never blocked. New entries resume on the next check once you hold 250,000 again.

The requirement will apply to deploying with real funds. It isn't switched on yet, and sandbox squads are never blocked by it. When it is on, the API returns hold_required (403) with the required and current balance, and GET /v1/account/hold shows your balance and status. Squads expose hold_status (ok, grace, entries_blocked) and hold_grace_ends_at; changes are sent as squad.hold_changed events and webhooks.

Contract

$WISP is live on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663). Wisp will not launch a token on any other chain.

$WISP CA0x200115…e03e50Explorer

Beware of fakes

Only trust the contract address shown on wisp.capital. Wisp will not launch a token on any other chain.

Last updated October 11, 2026

Wisp runs in a sandbox today: paper trading on live market data. Experimental software, not financial advice.

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