Round 01 / Candidate shortlisting

Voting opens after scope review · Official token status: no mint published

Build roundRound 01 / Shortlisting
TreasuryControls defined
GovernanceFramework published
TokenNo official mint
Last verified22 Aug 2026

A community-directed product studio

The community votes. We build what wins.

Ideas become realistic choices. The community decides. A public build specification turns the winner into work—and every milestone, expense, test, and result leaves evidence.

Official token status: `$WBWW` is the project ticker. No official mint has been published. Verify any future contract address through this website only.

The mechanism is the product

One loop.
Visible all the way through.

Ideas are welcome. Binding choices are scoped first. A winning vote becomes a build mandate with owners, budget limits, acceptance tests, and a public postmortem.

Swipe to inspect all nine stages →

  1. 01IdeasProblem first
  2. 02ScreenSafe + feasible
  3. 03VoteFrozen choices
  4. 04SpecifyAcceptance tests
  5. 05BuildOpen milestones
  6. 06TestCommunity review
  7. 07ShipTagged release
  8. 08ProveCost + outcome
  9. 09RepeatLearn forward

Ideas → Screen → Vote → Specify → Build → Test → Ship → Prove → Repeat

Current round

Build Round 01

The first full build cycle: shortlist practical ideas, publish the final scopes, let the community choose, then ship the winner in public.

WBWW–ROUND–001Candidate shortlisting

Round 01 begins with useful community infrastructure.

Candidate shortlisting is underway. The final ballot will contain three practical, fully scoped choices with owners, budget ceilings, delivery targets, and acceptance tests.

Voting model
Published eligibility and timeline
Budget
Capped before the ballot opens
Token required
No
Treasury authority
Multisig policy before funds move
Success test
Ship + publish proof
Round 01 focus areasVoting opens after scope review

These candidate areas are being converted into comparable Build Specifications. Only options that pass feasibility, security, budget, and maintenance review reach the ballot.

A

Official Links Registry

A scam-resistant source of truth for every verified project link.

In scope review
B

Public Build Tracker

A transparent board for milestones, evidence, costs, and blockers.

In scope review
C

Proposal Workshop

A structured intake flow that turns ideas into realistic build briefs.

In scope review
The final ballot will publish exact deliverables, owners, budget ceilings, timelines, and acceptance tests before voting begins.

Current build

Selection pending.

When the Round 01 ballot closes, the winning Build Specification moves here with its owners, milestones, budget, acceptance tests, and evidence.

AWAITING MANDATE

The winning idea will arrive here with receipts.

  • Public Build Specification and stable Build ID
  • Owner, target window, budget ceiling, and milestones
  • Acceptance tests and community review evidence
  • Release, actual cost, known issues, and postmortem

Proof of Build

Every claim ends
with evidence.

The Proof of Build archive will document each mandate, release, cost, acceptance result, known issue, and postmortem.

Build IDMandateEvidenceBudgetResult

First verified release pending Round 01 selection

ROUND 01

“Shipped” means a tagged release, deployed or downloadable artifact, passing acceptance evidence, budget report, known-issues list, and named support or rollback owner.

How decisions become work

Community choice.
Bounded execution.

The community chooses from safe, feasible choices. Maintainers cannot hide behind “the vote,” and voters cannot waive security, law, budget limits, or the ability to finish.

01 / DISCUSS

Ideas stay open

Anyone can describe a problem. Discussion happens publicly, and duplicates or missing details are handled with reasons.

02 / SCREEN

Reality is a gate

Safety, legality, cost, time, dependencies, maintenance, and measurable output are reviewed before the ballot.

03 / DECIDE

The ballot freezes

Final choices, eligibility, timing, budget ceilings, and acceptance criteria cannot change once voting starts.

04 / EXECUTE

Winning means a mandate

The winner receives an ID such as WBWW-RFC-0001, a Build Spec, owners, milestones, and public evidence.

Round 01Published community voteToken ownership is not required
Later signal votesRealms · non-executable firstOn-chain preference without automatic spending
Treasury executionSquads multisig + review delaySeparate voting from fund control

Trust architecture

One source of truth.
No mystery contracts.

ROOT OF TRUST

Website = source of truth

The website will list official accounts, proposals, ballot links, results, treasury labels, releases, and corrections. Social posts point back here.

CODE + SPECS

GitHub

Durable proposals, Build Specifications, issues, tests, releases, and evidence.

DISCUSSION

Discord

Proposal workshops, contributor coordination, testing, and public support.

BROADCAST

Telegram + X

Fast updates and discovery—never the binding vote record or sole contract source.

Official token status:

No official mint has been published and no token sale is active. Admins never DM first. Never share a seed phrase or private key, and never “search `$WBWW`” to find a contract.

What this is—and is not

This is

  • A repeatable community-directed creation process
  • A public record of decisions, budgets, tests, and releases
  • A network where research, design, development, testing, and moderation count

This is not

  • A promise that token price will rise
  • An unrestricted vote on anything imaginable
  • A vague token followed by “we will build something”
  • A treasury controlled by one person

Questions, without the crypto fog

Start with the obvious.

What is WBWW?

WBWW is a community-directed product studio. The community chooses among feasible ideas; the build team ships the winner in public and publishes the evidence.

When does Round 01 voting open?

Voting opens after scope review. The final ballot, eligibility rules, opening and closing times, budget ceilings, and acceptance tests will be published together on this website.

Is there an official `$WBWW` token?

No official mint has been published. Any address shared elsewhere is unverified until it appears in the official manifest on this website.

Is a token required to participate?

No. Round 01 participation does not require token ownership. Any future token role must support the build process rather than replace the product.

How will the treasury be controlled?

Treasury operations will use segmented Squads multisigs, multiple independent signers, public transaction labels, and review delays—not one founder wallet.