wDYN is Dynamo Coin bridged to the Base network. It carries a hard-capped supply of 40 million tokens and is independently backed by the DYN ecosystem — including a proven proof-of-stake chain, a live Layer 2 sequencer, and a full application hub used daily.
If you arrived here from a wallet or DEX: this is the right place. The contract address, bridge details, and the full story of what sits behind wDYN are all below.
Hard Cap — Immutable
Network
Decimal Places
Token Standard
The short version: it is Dynamo Coin in a form that works on Base and plugs into the broader EVM and DeFi world.
Proof-of-stake base chain
Instant spending layer in HUB
Apps, games & wallet
ERC-20 on Base
DYN is a proof-of-stake cryptocurrency that has been running since 2019 with a live blockchain, a growing application ecosystem, and no venture funding. wDYN is the same asset — just in a form that Base wallets and decentralized exchanges can work with directly.
The bridge is intentionally simple: DYN locks in a bridge pool and the equivalent wDYN is released on Base. The bridge pool holds 12 million tokens. The remaining supply is allocated to ecosystem reserves, treasury operations, and a vested team allocation — all defined at deployment and not changeable after the fact.
wDYN does not replace DYN. The base chain, the Linked Addresses (LDYN) spending layer, the HUB apps, and the Layer 2 sequencer all continue operating independently. wDYN extends the ecosystem outward rather than replacing what is already working.
Three paths into and out of the wDYN ecosystem.
Bridge your wDYN back to native DYN on the Dynamo chain. Once on-chain, you can allocate it as LDYN inside HUB for instant spending across apps and games, or hold it in your DYN wallet.
wDYN trades on Base-compatible decentralized exchanges. The liquidity pool is seeded from the bridge reserve to support orderly price discovery from day one.
Already hold native DYN and want to move it to Base? The bridge inside HUB handles DYN-to-wDYN in the same wallet interface used for on-chain sends and XRP bridge transactions.
wDYN is not a standalone token. It is the outward-facing layer of a working stack.
A proof-of-stake blockchain running since 2019. Bitcoin-derived architecture, bech32 addresses, 8 decimal places, and a circulating supply of approximately 8.1 million DYN as of 2026.
The instant-use spending layer for DYN inside HUB. Linked Addresses tie a real-time balance to your DYN address, enabling instant payments across games and apps without waiting for block confirmations.
hub.dynamocoin.org — the live application platform. Wallet, chat, inbox, reputation, games, network stats, and more. The home of LDYN and the bridge interface for wDYN.
A custom C# sequencer that batches signed actions, computes Merkle state roots, and anchors commitments directly to the DYN L1 chain via OP_RETURN — optimistic rollup-style, without relying on a third-party rollup framework.
A separate .NET 8 verification service that polls multiple sequencer peers, recomputes batch hashes and state roots, verifies L1 commitments via RPC, and writes signed incident reports when discrepancies are found.
HUB includes a live bridge between XRP and DYN — destination-tag-based inbound XRP deposits that route through SafeTrade market depth, and outbound DYN-to-XRP in the same wallet interface.
40 million wDYN. Defined at deployment. Immutable.
Team
Vested — cannot be dumped at launch
1-year cliff from deployment — no tokens releasable before that date.
After the cliff: linear release over 2 years via OpenZeppelin VestingWallet.
Beneficiary is the team Gnosis Safe, which must call release() to withdraw each tranche.
You should not have to take anyone's word for it. Everything is on-chain and checkable.
The contract is verified on BaseScan. Check the source code, the total supply, the allocation wallets, and every transaction since deployment.
The Dynamo L1 chain is publicly explorable. See the OP_RETURN batch anchors written by the Layer 2 sequencer, verify address balances, and confirm bridge pool movements.
Full documentation covering the DYN chain, Layer 2 architecture, Linked Addresses, the watcher service, and wDYN token mechanics.
Built on a proof-of-stake chain, made usable through Linked Addresses and HUB, and now reaching into Base and the broader EVM world. The same asset, a wider surface.