How It Works
Simple rules, all on-chain
- 1
Every wallet has a 90-day counter
The contract stores each wallet's last activity time on-chain.
- 2
Real movement renews the counter
Sending, buying, or selling resets your 90-day window. Receiving renews it only for meaningful amounts — so a sleeping wallet can't be woken (and dodge the fee) by tiny dust transfers. Move or trade to stay awake.
- 3
Sleeping wallets pay on their next move
If you stay idle past 90 days, an inactivity fee applies the first time you move again — never before. It's charged on your full balance and taken on top of the transfer, so you can't send 100% at once while sleeping (the dashboard shows your safe maximum).
- 4
Most of the fee is burned
70% burn, 20% liquidity, 10% community. All visible on-chain. An active holder only ever pays the 1% trade fee; a hard 18%-of-balance ceiling exists purely to stop fees from stacking in an extreme case.
- 5
No hidden deductions
There is no blacklist, no pause-on-sell, and no way to touch idle wallets. Everything is in the verified contract.
Worked example
Wallet A buys AWAKE.
Day 1: Active
Day 89: Still safe (Active)
Day 91: Sleeping
Wallet A moves after day 91 → the inactivity fee applies on its full balance (e.g. 1% for a large wallet, 3% for a small one), 70% of it burned.
Then the timer resets → Active again.
The exact rate depends on your wallet size tier and how long you slept (max 8%), charged on your full balance. A safety ceiling keeps trading tax + inactivity fee combined from ever exceeding 18% of balance in one tx — reachable only in an extreme case, never by an active holder. See the Tokenomics page for the full table.