World is Flat

World is Flat (sometimes referred to as World is Fair) is a memecoin project built on Robinhood Chain.^[1] The project centers on an on-chain voting product in which participants cast votes by sending its native token, $WIF, to the deposit address of the option they support. The project distinguishes between two brand names it uses, stating that "world is fair exists to make that real" while "World Is Flat is where we run the events."^[2]​

The token $WIF launched on Pons v2, described by the project as a launchpad for issuing and trading tokens on Robinhood Chain, and it has a fixed supply of one billion tokens.^[2]​^[3]​

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Ideology and Concept

The project builds its identity around a thesis about long-run technological change. It claims that "over the past three decades, technology has systematically reduced the importance of geography, institutions and traditional intermediaries," pointing to a sequence of developments: "the internet broadened access to information. AI is broadening access to knowledge. Crypto introduced open financial infrastructure, and tokenization is extending it to ownership and real-world assets."^[2] World Is Flat presents itself as "a cultural expression of that transition."^[2]​

The name is described by the project as "intentionally provocative." Its restated core idea is that "in a technology-driven economy, opportunity should become progressively less dependent on geography, status, connections or institutional access."^[2] The project frames this through a set of normative claims: "a person's location should not determine the markets they can reach. Their network should not determine which opportunities they can discover. Their starting position should not define the limits of what they can participate in."^2]​

The $WIF Token

$WIF is the native memecoin of the project and functions as the medium through which votes are cast in its events. It launched on Pons v2.^[2] The token contract address published by the project is 0x5173b8eA6923c2d40267890D45C46a3480954773.^[2] The token has a circulating supply, total supply, and maximum supply each equal to one billion WIF, giving it a fully diluted structure with no additional issuance beyond the fixed cap.^[3] WIF trades on decentralized exchanges on Robinhood Chain, with Pons V2 Dex and its WIF/WETH pair being among the venues listed for the token.^[3]​

The G.O.A.T. Event and Voting Mechanism

The project's first event is titled "Who is the G.O.A.T." and is a crowd-decided contest to identify a single "greatest of all time" from among a slate of crypto-Twitter figures. The event features "78 of CT's own" — a reference to well-known personalities of the crypto community, commonly abbreviated "CT" — and runs for 14 days, with "one G.O.A.T. the crowd decides."^[2]​

Voting is conducted entirely through token transfers rather than through a connected wallet or a signed transaction. To vote, a participant sends 1 $WIF to the deposit address printed on the card of the option they wish to back, and that transfer constitutes one vote. The rule is stated as "1 $WIF and 1 wallet = 1 vote. no wallet connect, nothing to sign," and each wallet is limited to a single vote.^[1] Every $WIF sent as a vote is burned when the event ends, permanently removing it from supply.^[1]​

Vote tallies run live while voting is open, but the outcome is not final until the poll closes and the project's "farming detection" process — a screen intended to filter out manipulated or ineligible votes — has been applied, distinguishing raw vote counts from "verified votes."^[1] The winner determination and prize draw are designed to be verifiable after the fact. The draw runs within a day of voting closing and is seeded by a future block: the project commits the list of eligible entries first, and the seeding block is produced afterward, with everything published so that participants can independently reproduce the result. As the project puts it, "it's seeded by a block that doesn't exist yet when we publish the list."^[1] V

Prize Structure and the Vault

The event carries a guaranteed prize of $10,000, split into a $5,000 voter pool and a $5,000 G.O.A.T. bounty paid on behalf of the winning figure.^[6] Above this guaranteed floor sits a mechanism the project calls The Vault, which is funded by creator fees. Those fees accumulate throughout the event without a cap, and the vault is defined as opening at 10,000 verified votes.^[1]​^[6] At the point of capture the displayed vault balance was $15,281, equivalent to 6.1250 ETH.^[1]​

The unlock rule ties the vault directly to participation: at 10,000 verified votes, 100% of all accumulated creator fees unlock, with half flowing to the voter pool and half to the G.O.A.T. bounty.^[6] If the 10,000 verified-vote threshold is not reached, the vault remains locked and only the guaranteed $10,000 is paid.^[6] Voter payouts scale with the size of the pool: every eligible voter receives one entry regardless of which option they backed, and the voter pool starts at $5,000, paying 10 winners $500 each.^[6] Each additional $500 added to the voter pool creates one more $500 winner, so if $25,000 reaches the voter pool there are 50 additional winners at $500 each, while an equal amount augments the G.O.A.T. bounty.^[1]​^[6] The G.O.A.T. bounty itself starts at $5,000 and grows by the other half of the unlocked creator fees, and is awarded on behalf of the figure with the most verified votes.^[6]​

All $WIF collected as votes and from trollbox posts is burned after the event, permanently removing it from supply.^[6] The prize draw is seeded by the hash of a block that has not yet been mined at the time the entry list is published, with the draw block, entry list, collapse groups, and final counts per option all released so that anyone can reproduce the result from chain data.^[6]​