assets-and-benefits
This page describes the assets used in the NFT War protocol and how they work. Contract addresses, supply, and market details are as published on the official site and on-chain.
1. NFTWar Token ($NFTWAR)
Role: The protocol’s ERC20 reward token for battle outcomes, referral payouts, daily check-in chests, etc.
Total supply: 10 billion (10,000,000,000).
Allocation:
30% — Airdrop to NFT veterans and early users;
40% — Game reward pool (battles, referrals, check-in, etc.);
30% — Team incentives, marketing, and liquidity.
How to get it: By battling (winner and loser both receive some), by having referred users battle (referral share), and by claiming daily check-in chests. The token address is fixed at deployment; rewards are paid from the contract’s balance (topped up from the game reward pool, etc.).
Claiming: If a reward transfer fails (e.g. token contract paused), it is recorded as “pending Token” in the protocol contract; users must call the token claim function (or use the “Claim” button in the UI) to receive tokens.
Use: Defined by the project and ecosystem (e.g. governance, redemption, perks); see official announcements. Allocation and release schedule are described in the Whitepaper “Economics and parameters” section and on the official site.
2. Void Knights (VK)
Role: Official ERC721 NFT, max supply 10,000; minted via whitelist or designated channels.
Protocol benefits:
Battle reward bonus: Holders get an extra percentage on battle token rewards (win/loss), stacked by count with a cap (e.g. 20% per NFT, 200% max; see contract).
Battle fee discount: Holders get a discount on battle-related fees (stacked by count, e.g. 5% per NFT, 50% max); applies only to the battle fee, not Pyth or jackpot fees.
Check-in bonus: In the daily check-in contract, holders get an extra percentage on check-in token rewards (stacked, capped).
Query: Use the contract or frontend “Void Knights bonus” views to check an address’s bonus and balance.
3. WarChip
Role: Official ERC1155 asset; Token IDs 1–5 map to five Tiers with fixed mint prices (e.g. 0.0001 / 0.001 / 0.01 / 0.1 / 1 ETH).
Mint and redeem: Pay the corresponding ETH to mint a Tier; some versions support burn to redeem for that ETH amount (see contract).
In the protocol: WarChip is one of the supported collections for listing and battling; users without other NFTs can start quickly, and Tier matches the price for easy understanding.
4. Jackpot ETH
Role: The jackpot participation fee paid when battling is sent to the jackpot contract and held as ETH; after each period, most is distributed to winners and a small share may go to protocol/ops.
Participation: Opt in when battling and pay the fee to get one entry (ticket) for that period.
Claiming: Winnings are stored as “pending” in the jackpot contract; users must initiate a claim on the jackpot contract or the frontend jackpot page to receive ETH.
5. Summary (Conceptual)
NFTWar Token
Unit for battle, referral, and check-in rewards; claim and use in the ecosystem
Void Knights
Battle reward bonus, battle fee discount, check-in bonus
WarChip
List and battle; different Tiers; mint/redeem (per contract)
Jackpot ETH
Optional when battling; claim ETH if you win
Referrer
Earn a share of tokens when referred users battle
Exact percentages, caps, and rules are set in the contracts and on the official site.
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