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The $EAT Token

$EAT is the first Cause Coin to launch on WYDE, focused on ending hunger and food insecurity. It went live on December 10, 2025, on the Base blockchain.

Hunger. Ends. Here.

$EAT is a mission-driven token. You buy and sell it through standard decentralized exchange swaps, just like any other token. The difference is what happens to the trading fees: a portion is routed automatically, on chain, to hunger-relief treasuries and partners.

When you hold and trade $EAT, you are:

  • Funding meals with every transaction’s fee.
  • Earning holder rewards from the fee split. See Holder Rewards.
  • Earning a voice in governance over which hunger organizations get funded. See Governance & DUNA.
  • More than 47M Americans face food insecurity.
  • 1 in 5 kids lack reliable access to food.
  • Feed the Children serves as the official national partner.
  • The long-horizon goal is 1 billion meals funded.

The conversion the team uses is conservative: $1 equals 5 meals, which is below Feeding America’s published figure.

Token $EAT
Network Base
Launched December 10, 2025
Total supply 100,000,000,000 (fixed)
Vesting Milestone-based: 80% unlocks as meals are funded
Trade fee 1% in ETH, routed to cause + treasury Safes
Cause Hunger and food insecurity
National partner Feed the Children (501(c)(3))
Long-term goal 1 billion meals

See Tokenomics & Fees for the full supply, fee, and vesting breakdown.

The $EAT app is live at app.eat.ong (log in through Telegram). It is where you:

  • Earn weekly $EAT payouts from referral campaigns and bounties.
  • Vote on which nonprofits get funded.

See Holder Rewards and Governance & DUNA.

  • Buy on a DEX or CEX — see How To Buy. The first CEX listing (BitMart) opened the Impact Summer World Tour on April 28, 2026, with more listings following.
  • Self-directed IRA (from June 2026) — hold $EAT tax-free (Roth) or tax-deferred (traditional). Watch eat.ong for instructions.
  • Spend with the $EAT Card — card spending funds meals and cause marketing for hunger (the ~2% interchange), which powers the community bounty pool.