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# Overview
What WALL STREET is, how it is built, and what state it is in.
**WALL STREET** is a server-authoritative, play-to-earn browser MMO about a 1990s-flavoured trading floor. Ticker **$STREET**, an SPL token on **Solana** — mint not yet published. Tagline: *Trade or be traded.*
## The thesis in five lines
1. **PvP is the economy.** Every dollar a player earns comes from a matched counterparty, a bounded NPC pool with a sink, or a fee-taking venue. There is no faucet, so the economy does not depend on new money arriving to pay old money.
2. **Sinks exceed faucets 12.5× at every population**, and the ratio is constant by construction rather than by tuning.
3. **Nothing purchasable changes a number.** No pay-to-win surface exists, and a test fails the build if one appears — which is what keeps the retention curve honest.
4. **The outward rails ship disarmed.** The game never mints, custodies or transfers a security. A licensed venue settles claims and owns KYC.
5. **The build is real.** Client and server both build and deploy on one command each; migrations, load gates and smoke suites run in CI.
## What a reader should take from each page
| Page | The question it answers |
| ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [The product](/wall-usdstreet-on-rh/investors/the-product.md) | What is the game, and why would somebody play it for a year? |
| [The economy](/wall-usdstreet-on-rh/investors/the-economy.md) | Does it hold together at 100, 500 and 2,500 players? |
| [The two rails](/wall-usdstreet-on-rh/investors/the-rails.md) | What is the token, what is a claim, and what is the boundary? |
| [Technology](/wall-usdstreet-on-rh/investors/technology.md) | What is actually built, and on what? |
| [Risk and compliance](/wall-usdstreet-on-rh/investors/risk-and-compliance.md) | What can go wrong, and what is already in front of it? |
| [Status and roadmap](/wall-usdstreet-on-rh/investors/status.md) | What state is it in today? |
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This documentation describes a game and its engineering. It is not an offer, a solicitation, a prospectus or investment advice, and no return of any kind is promised. Play earns claims; a licensed partner settles the eligible ones.
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