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    Plain definitions of the words used across WYDE: what a cause coin, EAT and $EAT are, how meals funded is counted, what a DUNA is, and the crypto basics behind them.

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    New to crypto or new to WYDE? These are the terms used across the site, grouped by topic.

    WYDE terms

    13 terms
    WYDE
    A platform that funds causes from everyday activity, such as trading a cause's coin and spending with its card, and pays the people who help the cause grow. The name stands for the Wyoming Decentralized Exchange.
    Impact Exchange
    WYDE's exchange, where a fee on every trade of a cause coin is routed on-chain to the cause and the people who spread it, rather than relying on separate donations.
    Cause coin
    A cause-specific token on WYDE, tied to a mission and a cause treasury. $EAT is the first, and so far the only one live.
    EAT
    The first ecosystem on WYDE, for hunger: the $EAT token, the EAT Card, and EAT's programs for creators and restaurants. Its idea is "Everybody EATs."
    $EAT
    EAT's token and the first cause coin. Its on-chain name is "WYDE: End Hunger".
    EAT Card
    A Visa debit card (the EAT Per-Diem Card) that funds the cause from card fees stores already pay. No crypto knowledge needed.
    Clipping
    Cutting and posting short clips of EAT creators' videos. Clippers are paid $1 per 1,000 verified views on approved clips, from the $1M Clipping Fund.
    Creator pool
    The quarter of each $EAT trading fee that WYDE says goes to creators: it pays for clips that spread the cause.
    Hunger Network
    EAT's public network for hunger relief: a directory where people find help and organizations claim listings, plus the community pool that is set aside for groups chosen by community vote.
    Meals funded
    The hunger-relief share of fees, in dollars when earned, times 5. It counts meals funded, not meals delivered.
    Hunger Cup
    A 16-country bracket competition where retweets and trade volume fund a meal pot for food-security nonprofits.
    eat.ong
    EAT's home on the web: the Hunger Network directory, the card, creator and restaurant programs, and the meal counter.
    Cause treasury
    The on-chain wallet that collects a cause's share of trading fees before it is granted to nonprofit partners. For $EAT this is the impact treasury.

    Crypto terms

    6 terms
    Base
    The blockchain WYDE is built on. A fast, low-cost network secured by Ethereum.
    DEX (Decentralized Exchange)
    A platform where you trade tokens directly from your own wallet, with no central middleman holding your funds.
    Swap
    Trading one token for another on a DEX.
    Wallet
    The app (such as Coinbase Wallet or MetaMask) that holds your tokens and signs your transactions.
    Token
    A unit of value on a blockchain. $EAT is a token.
    On chain
    Recorded directly on the blockchain, where anyone can verify it.

    Governance terms

    3 terms
    DUNA
    Decentralized Unincorporated Nonprofit Association. A 2024 Wyoming legal framework that gives a decentralized association legal clarity and limited liability.
    Rewards and bounties
    Payments for taking part: clipping, referrals and approved content. They are not a share of trading fees and not a return on holding $EAT.
    Governance vote
    A community vote on which hunger-relief groups receive the community pool. WYDE has said voting will open; as of 5 November 2026 the first ballot had not been announced.