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Wrapped Wheat ($WWHEAT)

Wrapped Wheat ($WWHEAT) is the ERC-20 compatible wrapped version of native WheatCoin. It enables native WheatCoin to interact seamlessly with smart contracts, liquidity pools, and trading pairs across the BreadSwap ecosystem.

Overview​

Blockchains require tokens to follow standard smart contract interfaces (such as ERC-20) to interact directly with decentralized exchange router contracts. $WWHEAT acts as a 1:1 backed wrapper for WheatCoin, allowing users to trade, provide liquidity, and integrate native assets into DeFi applications effortlessly.

Key Features​

1:1 Pegged Ratio​

$WWHEAT is always backed 1:1 by native WheatCoin. For every 1 WheatCoin wrapped, exactly 1 $WWHEAT is minted. Unwrapping 1 $WWHEAT burns the token and returns 1 native WheatCoin.

DEX Compatibility​

While native network assets cannot always be paired directly in standard ERC-20 liquidity pools, $WWHEAT provides full compatibility with all BreadSwap router functions and trading pairs.

Zero Slippage Wrapping​

Wrapping and unwrapping between WheatCoin and $WWHEAT incurs 0% slippage and no protocol fees (only standard network gas fees apply).

Token Specifications​

ParameterValue
Token NameWrapped Wheat
Token Symbol$WWHEAT
Backing Ratio1 $WWHEAT = 1 WheatCoin
Decimals18
Token StandardCompatible ERC-20 Asset
Contract Address0x32d81550A3a777bD863e142b38a4aFD1EC07512F

How to Wrap & Unwrap WheatCoin​

Wrapping WheatCoin to $WWHEAT​

  1. Navigate to the Swap or Wrap page on BreadSwap.
  2. Select WheatCoin in the top field and $WWHEAT in the bottom field.
  3. Enter the amount of WheatCoin you wish to wrap.
  4. Click Wrap and confirm the transaction in your wallet.

Unwrapping $WWHEAT to WheatCoin​

  1. Select $WWHEAT in the top field and WheatCoin in the bottom field.
  2. Enter the amount of $WWHEAT you wish to unwrap.
  3. Click Unwrap and confirm the transaction in your wallet.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)​

Was Wrapped Wheat created by WheatCoin's founder?​

No, Wrapped Wheat was created and deployed by the BreadSwap team.

Why wasn't it created by WheatCoin's founder?​

At the time, an official wrapped version of WheatCoin did not exist. To ensure seamless liquidity and enable trading prior to the launch of the BreadSwap application, the BreadSwap team created $WWHEAT.

Why is it called "Wrapped Wheat" instead of "Wrapped WheatCoin"?​

The name "Wrapped Wheat" was chosen during token deployment, shortening "WheatCoin" to "Wheat" when the contract was created.

Security Note: Always verify the official $WWHEAT contract address (0x32d81550A3a777bD863e142b38a4aFD1EC07512F) before interacting with liquidity pools or executing wrapping operations.