Sealed on the native chain. Echoed on Base.

Buy on Base. Redeem to the real chain.

SUPRX is the native coin on its own chain. wSUPRX is the Base market version. The bridge is what keeps them linked.

Buy wSUPRX Get Wallet Open Portal

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Addresses and live links

wSUPRX contract 0x947CA2a80DE8Cbc62CFf1eB5e4189b85948E14B1
Native treasury sx1q2jqfp24aqhk4k2hzgjyj723zyfamcltjsl0p3y
Bridge controller 0x874D9718aa2e4F55CEdDF964933D4b0280d5593a
Live Base pool 0x60e3306eb219574a4087d0D3bfd2e5b0f412B8ee
Open Pool
Buy path People buy wSUPRX on Base. Native SUPRX stays on the SUPRX chain.
Wrap path Send native SUPRX to treasury, submit the tx here, and the bridge mints matching wSUPRX.
Redeem path Redeeming burns wSUPRX on Base and releases native SUPRX back to an sx1... wallet.

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Bridge actions

Wrap native SUPRX into wSUPRX

Use this after you send native SUPRX to the treasury address. The bridge reads the native tx and mints matching wSUPRX on Base.

  1. Send native SUPRX to the treasury address.
  2. Copy the native transaction id.
  3. Submit the wrap request with your Base wallet address.

Wrap requests stay pending until the native transaction reaches the required confirmations.

Redeem wSUPRX back to native SUPRX

Use a Base wallet that already holds wSUPRX. The site will approve the bridge if needed, call the redeem function, then record the native release request.

Redeem quote

Enter an amount to see the bridge fee and payout.

Redeeming burns wSUPRX first. Native SUPRX is released after the bridge confirms the request.

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Quick answers

Can I buy native SUPRX directly on Base?

No. On Base, users buy wSUPRX. Native SUPRX stays on the SUPRX chain.

Does buying wSUPRX matter for SUPRX?

Yes, if the bridge stays honest. The price on Base becomes the live market price for the wrapped representation of SUPRX.

Why can the price move fast?

The pool is live, but still thin. Bigger trades create bigger slippage until more liquidity is added.