$FWIZ (Saviour) — the community meme token on Cronos

What is $FWIZ?

$FWIZ is a meme token on the Cronos blockchain. Its on-chain name is Saviour and its ticker is $FWIZ, so you will see it written as "$FWIZ (Saviour)".

It is a tribute. Ryan Wyatt, the CEO of Cronos Labs, has gone by the handle Fwiz online for most of his life, and this token was built by the Cronos community to celebrate him. It is not his project and he has not endorsed it. There is a full answer on that further down, because it matters more than anything else on this page.

Around the token there is a working app at fwiz.fans. Today it does two things: it swaps tokens, and it runs the Laundromat, a tool for firing a whole sequence of trades back to back instead of one at a time. Staking, gamified staking and a set of games are built or coming, and this page says plainly which is which.

The project tagline is "I build shit to celebrate." That is the whole idea in one line.

What chain is it on?

Cronos. $FWIZ is a CRC-20 token, which is the Cronos equivalent of an ERC-20, so any wallet that handles Cronos handles $FWIZ. You need CRO for gas.

Total supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000 $FWIZ. There is no mint function to inflate it later.

How do the rewards work?

The promise is three words: hold, stake, earn. Rewards are paid in $FWIZ, and they come out of revenue the project actually collects rather than out of thin air.

Two streams fund them.

The trading tax. 2.5% on buys and 7.5% on sells. 100% of it goes to holders through the staking vaults. Moving $FWIZ from one wallet to another is never taxed.

The dApp fee. Trades made through fwiz.fans carry a 1.5% fee, on the swap and on the Laundromat alike. That also goes into the vaults.

Both streams pool up and are added to the vaults on a monthly cycle. Right now that final step is done by hand by the team once a month rather than automatically by the contract, which is why the current $FWIZ token itself is a plain CRC-20 with no tax logic inside it. At the migration the 2.5% and 7.5% rates are written into the new token contract and enforced on-chain, and the manual step goes away.

Vaults run on 30-day cycles. Rewards accrue in proportion to how much you staked and how long it has been staked, and you can claim what you have earned at any time with no penalty.

No vault is open today. The first one, the Genesis Vault, opens after the migration. See "How do I stake it?" below.

This is a meme token with a staking product attached. Nothing here is a promise of profit, and nothing on this page is financial advice.

What is the Laundromat?

The Laundromat is the part of $FWIZ that does not exist anywhere else. It is a multi-trade tool: you pick two tokens, an amount and a number of rounds, and it fires that whole sequence of real trades straight from your own wallet, one after another.

Three modes:

Round trip. Buy token B, then immediately sell it back, over and over for as many rounds as you set.

Buy only. A stack of buys in one direction.

Sell only. A ladder of sells.

You set the pair, the amount per trade, the rounds (up to 50), your slippage and your gas speed, then you sign each leg as it comes. If a leg fails the run pauses on the spot and you can retry and continue rather than start over. You can pause after the current trade or stop outright at any point.

Two things worth being clear about. The trades route through the WolfSwap aggregator, and no $FWIZ smart contract ever takes custody of your funds, so the tokens never leave your wallet's control. And every trade carries the 1.5% fee described above, which funds the vaults. Trading through the Laundromat also earns Faith, the project's points currency.

It exists because manually repeating the same swap thirty times is miserable, and because volume is the thing meme tokens and trading contests both run on.

How do I buy $FWIZ?

$FWIZ has graduated from the Wolfstreet launchpad, and the next step is the migration to a new token contract with the tax written on-chain.

Because of that, this page is not pointing you at a buying route yet. The contract address and the place to trade both change when the new contract lands, and publishing the old ones now would send people to an address that is about to be replaced.

If you already hold $FWIZ, you do not need to do anything. Every holder of the current token receives the new token at the migration. Nobody is left behind.

The buying route and the verified contract address will be published here as soon as the migration is complete. Until then, the safest thing you can do is take addresses only from fwiz.fans, the @fwizcronos account on X, or the Telegram, and treat any address from anywhere else as a scam.

How do I stake it?

Staking is not open yet. If you visit the Stake page on fwiz.fans today you will see an honest empty state that says the vault opens soon, and that is the truth rather than a bug.

The first vault, the Genesis Vault, opens after the migration. When it does, staking works like this:

• You can enter at any point during a 30-day cycle.
• Your stake is locked for the full 30 days. There is no early withdrawal.
• You can claim your accrued rewards at any time, with no penalty for claiming.
• Rewards are proportional to how much you staked and how many days it has been staked.
• There is no minimum stake.

Gamified staking, called Flocks, is built and comes after that. Players form flocks of up to ten, led by a Shepherd, and compete over a 30-day season on the total $FWIZ their members have staked. The top flocks share a prize pool in $FWIZ, and every action across the app earns Faith. It is not live yet, and it is not live until the vault it depends on is.

Has it been audited?

Yes, and this is the part of the project with the most paperwork behind it.

$FWIZ went through two rounds of security review in June 2026. The contracts were audited on 5 June. A full-system audit followed on 8 June covering the contracts, the website, the backend and the infrastructure together.

The result was 0 critical and 0 high exploitable findings, out of 19 findings in total (6 medium, 7 low, 6 informational). The audit confirmed that as deployed, no outside party could drain the contracts, drain a connected wallet, or take over the site. Remediation was documented on 16 June, with 15 of the 19 findings resolved in code or confirmed as non-issues and the remainder accepted or deferred with the reasoning written down.

Two structural things came out of it that are worth knowing:

The contracts are not controlled by one person. Every production contract is owned by a 2-of-3 multisig Safe, so no single wallet can move on them alone.

The code is verified. The staking vault factory, the vault implementation and the prize pool are all full-match verified on Sourcify, which means the source you can read is provably the code that is running.

An audit is not a guarantee that nothing can ever go wrong. It is evidence that somebody looked properly, wrote down what they found, and fixed it.

Is $FWIZ affiliated with Ryan Wyatt?

No. $FWIZ is an unofficial community tribute. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Ryan Wyatt or Cronos Labs in any way, and no endorsement from him has ever been given or claimed.

Two different things share one name, so here is the difference stated plainly.

Ryan Wyatt is a real person. Fwiz is the handle he has used online for most of his life, and he is the CEO of Cronos Labs.

$FWIZ (Saviour) is a CRC-20 meme token on Cronos, created by community members who wanted to celebrate him. That is all it is.

The affection is real and the separation is real too. Cronos took a beating and Ryan showed up to build, so the community built a meme about it. That is the whole story. He did not ask for it, he is not involved in it, he earns nothing from it, and he is not responsible for it. If you came here looking for Ryan Wyatt, you want his own accounts and Cronos Labs, not this page.

$FWIZ celebrates Ryan Wyatt. $FWIZ is not Ryan Wyatt.

What's coming next?

Graduation from the Wolfstreet launchpad is done. Here is the road from here. None of it has a date attached, because we announce things when they are live and not before.

Token migration and holder airdrop. A new $FWIZ contract with the 2.5% and 7.5% tax written on-chain. Every holder at graduation is airdropped the new token.

Liquidity locked forever. As part of the migration, the new PACK/FWIZ liquidity is seeded on VVS and the LP tokens are then burned, which locks that liquidity in the pool permanently so it can never be pulled. This is a liquidity burn. It does not remove any $FWIZ from the supply.

Genesis Vault opens. The first staking vault of the new era. Hold, stake, earn, for real.

The Faith airdrop campaign. Faith is the points currency you earn across the dApp and the games. The campaign turns Faith earned over a 60-day window into a $FWIZ airdrop. This is a separate event from the migration airdrop above, and the two are never the same thing.

The FWIZ AIdea Game. An AI-powered game with a live leaderboard and community prizes.

FWIZ: The Hammer of Cronos. A Telegram tap game. Tap, compete, earn Faith.

The FWIZ Burn Vote. A community and holder governance vote on whether to run a deflationary burn using a portion of monthly tax revenue. It is a vote the community gets to hold, not a burn that has been promised.

Merch. Hoodies, tees, stickers. The meme in the real world.

Frequently asked questions

$FWIZ is a meme token. Nothing on this page is financial advice, and none of it is a promise of any return. Do your own research and never risk money you cannot afford to lose.