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WOO to USDT Converter
1 WOO = 0.0100798 USDT · updated 06:22 UTC
Volume Bubbles Chart (1h)
Each 1-hour candle's volume is signed by its direction (up candles count as net buying, down candles as net selling) and drawn as a bubble at the closing price, green for buying and red for selling. Bubble size and colour intensity show how strong that flow is compared with the last 300 candles: the strongest 30% get full bubbles with their USD value, the rest stay as small dots. Unusually large bubbles flag aggressive buying or selling worth a closer look, often near breakouts, reversals or key levels.Seasonal Chart
Plots one line per calendar year showing the % change since the start of that year, with the current year highlighted against up to four previous years. Lining the years up on the same calendar shows whether the price tends to rise or fall in the same months, helping you spot recurring seasonal patterns. Treat it as context rather than a forecast: past seasonality does not guarantee future moves.WOO Markets
WOO Historical Data
About WOO (WOO)
WOO is the ecosystem token associated with WOO's trading and decentralized-finance products, including WOOFi and WOO X. The ecosystem connects liquidity services, swaps, staking and trading interfaces, while the token's role has evolved through supply changes and product updates. Its use should be understood through current documentation rather than older descriptions that may reflect an earlier phase of the token's distribution.
Project purpose
WOO's ecosystem spans applications with different functions. WOOFi offers on-chain swaps and related DeFi products, while WOO X is a centralized trading venue. The project has also described newer AI-oriented interfaces and tools. These products are related by branding but have distinct technical and operational risks; a token holder should not assume that every service shares the same custody model or security assumptions.
Token utility
Official WOO materials describe the token in connection with staking, fee-related benefits, ecosystem incentives and governance. WOOFi documentation has described revenue sharing for stakers, including a share of net fees paid in USDC under its stated program. The exact terms can change, and rewards depend on the applicable product rules and revenue. Staking should not be presented as a fixed yield or guaranteed return.
Governance and participation
The ecosystem includes both centralized and on-chain services, so the steps and risks differ by product. Using WOO on a centralized venue may involve account and custody rules, while staking or swapping through a smart contract adds wallet and contract considerations. Check the current official product documentation for supported networks, contract addresses, fees and reward conditions before interacting.
Token supply and incentives
WOO launched with a maximum supply of three billion tokens, and official tokenomics materials describe substantial burns and changes to vesting and ecosystem allocations. Older supply snapshots are dated and should not be treated as current figures. For a useful assessment, distinguish maximum supply, circulating supply, burned tokens and allocations still subject to conditions, then verify the latest official token page.
Risks and data limits
WOO's use is linked to the activity and design of several products, so changes in exchange volumes, DeFi usage, token incentives or governance can affect its role. Smart-contract risk applies to on-chain products, while centralized platforms have separate operational and custody risks. Reward programs and supply plans can change. Review the current product terms rather than relying on a past APR or old tokenomics chart. The token page and older tokenomics material do not always show the same supply context because burns, vesting and ecosystem budgets have changed over time. A dated supply snapshot should be treated as historical evidence, not a live assertion, unless the current page confirms it.
Last reviewed: Oct 9, 2026
WOO (WOO) FAQ
What is WOO (WOO)?
WOO is the ecosystem token associated with WOO's trading and DeFi products, including WOOFi and WOO X. Official materials connect it with staking, ecosystem incentives and governance. Those products operate differently, so token utility should not be confused with a single shared custody or risk model.
What is WOO used for?
WOO's documented roles include staking, product-related benefits, ecosystem incentives and governance. WOOFi has also described a fee-sharing mechanism for eligible stakers. Current benefits depend on the product and its rules, which can change; a token balance alone does not guarantee a reward.
What is the difference between WOOFi and WOO X?
WOOFi provides on-chain decentralized-finance features such as swaps and staking, while WOO X is a centralized trading platform. Their execution, custody and user requirements differ. Verify the official product you intend to use instead of assuming that all WOO-branded services operate the same way.
What is WOO's maximum supply?
WOO launched with a stated maximum supply of three billion tokens, and the project has reported token burns and adjustments to vesting and ecosystem allocations. Historical supply numbers are date-specific. Check the current official tokenomics page to distinguish burned supply from circulating and conditionally allocated tokens.
Can WOO stakers receive protocol fees?
WOOFi documentation has described paying a portion of net fees to WOO stakers in USDC. The rate and eligibility conditions are product-specific and may change with governance or program updates. Read the live staking terms rather than assuming past fee-sharing percentages remain active.
Is WOO a governance token?
WOO's official materials describe governance as one of the token's ecosystem functions. The practical scope of voting depends on the current governance process and the proposals open at a given time. Check the official token documentation for the active mechanism and any eligibility rules.
What risks apply to WOO?
WOO is exposed to token-price volatility and changes in product adoption, incentives and supply. On-chain staking or swaps introduce smart-contract and network risks, while centralized services involve separate custody and operational considerations. Do not treat an advertised reward rate as guaranteed or permanent.
What is the all-time high of WOO (WOO)?
The all-time high recorded for WOO (WOO) on FMchart is $1.78. This value reflects the historical price record in the tracked composite data and can differ by venue or source. It is a past observation, not a target, valuation opinion or indication of future performance.
How has WOO (WOO) performed over time?
Use the FMchart composite chart to review WOO's price history over a selected timeframe. Because the ecosystem includes both centralized and on-chain products, market performance cannot be attributed to one service without additional evidence. The available series depends on FMchart's exchange coverage and should not be read as a forecast.
Where can I find official WOO token details?
Use the official WOO token page and WOOFi documentation for current utility, supply notes and staking terms. Compare the date of any tokenomics table with the latest project update. Market trackers are useful for price and volume, but official product docs are better for describing how a feature works.