Whitepaper · v1.0

TRIPPYCOIN (TRIPPY)

A real, fixed-supply token serving as the non-custodial ownership layer of the IronGram fitness ecosystem.

Author: Caio Carvalho · Network: BNB Smart Chain mainnet · Last updated: May 2026 · Status: live on-chain, trading on PancakeSwap (V2)

Contents 1. Abstract 2. The problem 3. The TRIPPY token 4. Architecture & custody model 5. Utility inside IronGram 6. Supply & distribution (current reality) 7. Roadmap 8. Verification 9. Risks & legal

1. Abstract

TRIPPYCOIN (ticker TRIPPY) is a standard, fixed-supply BEP-20 token deployed on BNB Smart Chain mainnet. It is designed as the ownership layer of IronGram, an AI-driven fitness application: a unit of value that users can earn through effort and hold in their own wallets. TRIPPY is a utility token, not a security and not an investment product. This paper describes exactly what exists today — verifiable on-chain — and what is planned, without fabricated metrics or promises of financial return.

2. The problem

Conventional fitness and social apps capture the value their users generate — engagement, content, data — and return little ownership. Loyalty points are non-transferable and disappear when the platform decides. There is no portable, user-owned representation of the effort a person puts in.

TRIPPY inverts this: the value a user creates by training inside IronGram can be represented by a token they actually own, on a public blockchain, outside any single company's control.

3. The TRIPPY token

PropertyValue
NameTRIPPYCOIN
SymbolTRIPPY
StandardBEP-20 (OpenZeppelin ERC-20)
NetworkBNB Smart Chain mainnet (chainId 56)
Decimals18
Total supply1,000,000 TRIPPY (fixed)
Mint functionNone — supply can never be increased
Contract0x6a887093a6ce5aabd464ba46b3018a1eb17b67ed

The contract is intentionally minimal. The entire fixed supply was minted once, at deployment, to the creator's address. There is no owner backdoor, no minting, no pause, and no transaction tax or burn mechanism. What you see on-chain is the complete behavior of the token.

4. Architecture & custody model

IronGram is non-custodial. The application never holds users' private keys or tokens. Users connect their own wallet (e.g. MetaMask or Trust Wallet) via the standard EIP-1193 interface and approve every transaction themselves.

This model is a deliberate liability boundary: because the project never custodies user funds, users remain in sole control of — and responsibility for — their own assets.

5. Utility inside IronGram

TRIPPY is intended to function as in-app utility, not as a traded asset to be promoted for profit:

Against a permanently fixed supply, broader use within the ecosystem increases the token's usefulness inside the app. No claim is made about external market price.

6. Supply & distribution (current reality)

In the interest of honesty, this section states the present on-chain situation rather than an idealized plan:

The liquidity pool is now live; a future in-app rewards allocation remains planned (see roadmap). Every such step is reflected transparently on-chain.

7. Roadmap

PhaseItemStatus
1Token deployed on BNB Smart ChainDone
2Contract source verified on BscScanPlanned
3Non-custodial wallet connect in IronGramDone
4In-app earn/spend rewardsPlanned
5Liquidity pool (creates a tradable price)Done
6Listing on CoinGecko / CoinMarketCapPlanned (now eligible)

8. Verification

Do not trust this document — verify it. The contract, supply, and every transfer are public:

9. Risks & legal

TRIPPY is a utility token, not an investment or a security. No financial return is promised or implied. It now has a live market price on PancakeSwap, which can be extremely volatile and may fall to zero. Cryptocurrency carries significant risk, including the total loss of value. IronGram is non-custodial: you alone control your wallet and keys and are responsible for your own transactions. Nothing in this document is financial, legal, or tax advice. Always do your own research and comply with the laws of your jurisdiction.

© 2026 Caio Carvalho · APxAI. This whitepaper describes software and a token that exist on-chain today; planned items are clearly marked and not guarantees.