Imagine landing in a new city. You’ve got your bank card in your pocket, a crypto wallet on your phone, a payment app, an exchange interface, and encrypted messenger.
You open five different apps just to pay for a coffee, send $20 to a friend, and maybe swap some SOL, write a message to your college. Different logins, different interfaces, different fees.
Now imagine this instead:
You open one app. And everything’s already there.
That’s exactly what Walme is — a Web3 app that doesn’t try to “disrupt banks” but simply asks:
Why are we still managing money harder than it has to be?
Web3 is full of tools. But very few actual products. MetaMask? Just a key manager. Trust Wallet? Another interface. Walme goes further. It’s what the team calls a Meta-Core Wallet: a single command center for every form your money can take — fiat, crypto, cards, even DAOs. It doesn’t stop there.
The feature that stands out the most?
Sending crypto directly inside a chat. Like sending an emoji to girlfriend — but instead of ❤️, it’s 100 USDT or more.
Unlike many crypto projects that live on pitch decks and Medium posts, Walme is already on track:
Global access is planned, but the first real-world rollout will start in Europe — where the infrastructure is already in place. And here’s the kicker — over 250,000 real users have already joined the Waitlist. They’re completing tasks, climbing the leaderboard, and actively preparing for launch. This isn’t just a “soon” page — it’s a living, breathing community.
Let’s be honest: 2021 was all about tokens with no product. But 2025?
It’s the year utility makes a comeback.
Walme says it plainly:
We didn’t launch $WLM to be traded. We launched it to power something real.
$WLM is not just a currency. It’s a utility key inside the Walme ecosystem:
This isn’t farming for farming’s sake — it’s a long-term user engagement engine.
The Pre-Sale of Walme’s token just launched:
Only 7% of $WLM supply is allocated to early investors. And the vesting ensures long-term alignment — no sudden dumps, no overnight exits. This is token distribution with structure. Not chaos.
It’s not “just another wallet.” It’s not a bank killer. It’s not even just a crypto app.
Walme is what happens when you stop trying to patch together five different tools — and build one coherent product for how we use money today.
Think Gmail for your inbox.
Think Spotify for your music.
Think Walme for your finances.
Join the token sale at https://fundraising.walme.io
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