Get Started: Enter the Civilization Layer
You don’t need to understand everything at once. Follow the path: verify, learn, participate. Participation becomes reputation. Reputation becomes identity.
Pick your first path
Different people start differently — but everyone converges in One Mission (verifiable contribution).
You ship code, product, design, or growth. Pick a shippable task and build identity over time.
You complete missions, coordinate, share, and review. Consistency is the fuel of civilization.
Civilization isn’t only code. Practice and awareness make long-term alignment possible.
Core modules (4 you’ll use)
Origin & identity layer: 777, value, minting, and holder rights.
Vision & roadmap: the clearest version of what WAOC is building.
On-chain participation: contracts, liquidity, allocation, and notices.
Tools for reflection: practice and long-term alignment.
Participation entry points (verifiable action)
Participation is not a slogan: start with missions and presence, then bring results back to the community.
Complete missions → points/reputation → identity (aligned all-time board).
Presence / ritual: lightweight entry (no pressure, no ranking).
A universal system for other projects to plug into One Mission (ecosystem expansion).
Prefer jumping from this official site, and verify first. Same-name links or DM guidance should be treated as impersonation.
Verify before any action. WAOC will never DM you for seed phrases/private keys or ask you to send funds to a “support wallet”.
Do these 3 things now
Complete one real contribution within a week — you’ve entered the civilization layer.
Treat official links & contracts as the only source of truth.
FAQ
Is this an official entry?
Yes. This page guides newcomers into the civilization-layer path and routes to Verify / Docs / One Mission.
Where should I start?
Verify first, read Whitepaper or Genesis, then complete your first mission in One Mission.
Why emphasize verifiability?
Because verifiability creates durable trust — and durable trust enables civilization-layer coordination.