ROADMAP
Last updated 29 July 2026
0. First, the reveal
3 August 2026, 00:00 Istanbul time (21:00 UTC on 2 August). The collection reveals, Alpha weights are set from published trait rarity, and ownership of the contracts is then renounced. Those are the last operations that structurally need the owner key, and they come before any new work. A live countdown runs on the front page.
1. In focus
Wolf Terminal
Holder tooling that answers the only question that matters: what is my wolf actually worth, and what should I do with it?Backing in WOLF alongside its estimated value at the current pool price, real pool depth and the slippage an exit of your size would take, every stock token sitting in your den, the boosts your stock has received, an open loan's standing and the point at which it could be foreclosed, and a straight side-by-side of redeeming versus selling. Plus a transaction export for tax season.
Read-only, and built as a separate frontend against public chain data. It touches no contract and adds no risk to backing.
Wolf Passport
Every wolf already writes its own history to the chain — mints, activations, boosts it answered, payouts claimed, loans opened and repaid, raids it took part in. Passport reads that record back and turns it into a career: hunts completed, distinct stock tokens collected, seasons stayed active, loans closed cleanly, total backing grown. Ranks run from Pup through Broker, Hunter and Alpha.
Because each wolf owns an ERC-6551 account, anything it earns belongs to the wolf rather than to your wallet — so a wolf sold on the secondary market carries its whole record and its badges to the new owner. Rewards here are identity, not yield: artwork, frames, titles, trophies.
Commercial use rights for holders
Today the licence covers personal display of your wolf's artwork. The intent is to widen it so holders can use their own wolf commercially up to a revenue ceiling — merch, stickers, a profile brand, a mascot, a sub-community of their own.
This is a legal document rather than a feature, and it will be drafted properly alongside the review already pending on the Terms of Use.
2. Under consideration
Explored, not committed. Listed so the thinking is visible rather than implied.
Equippable cosmetics held in the wolf's own account — desks, suits, backgrounds, stock-specific pieces — with WOLF burned to craft or rename. Attractive, but dynamic artwork means composing images from account contents, which is a real piece of infrastructure rather than a copy change.
Weekly objectives and seasonal trophies. Worth building for an active pack; not worth building ahead of one. Any version has to avoid rewarding wash trading.
Letting a project that buys a raid offer holders something real — a collectible, a whitelist, early access — on an opt-in claim basis, never by pushing tokens into anyone's den.
3. Deliberately not on the roadmap
The following are common asks and the answer is no. Each one enlarges the audit surface, the legal exposure, or the degree to which returns depend on new participants arriving — and none of them make a wolf more interesting to own.
- ✕Additional staking APY on the NFT
- ✕Permanent payout multipliers sold for money
- ✕Re-using escrowed backing in other protocols
- ✕Cross-chain bridging
- ✕Automated leverage
- ✕Mystery boxes bought with WOLF
- ✕New yield vaults that hold user funds
- ✕Further collection mints
4. Rules everything here follows
- →Anything new ships as a companion contract. WolfPack, the backing escrow and the loan accounting are not modified — they are live and immutable, and they stay that way.
- →No new contract is granted permission to move stock tokens out of a wolf's ERC-6551 den.
- →Identity and cosmetic features never change payout weight. Rarity already does that; nothing purchasable will.
- →Anything that would change the economics of a wolf you already hold gets published before it ships, not after.