One unique feature of Wing is that it allows users to set up a DAO proposal or become an investor on the platform even without prior knowledge or interaction with the blockchain. Wing offers project developers a chance to receive crowdfunding when they submit proposals. Investors have the opportunity to contribute to decision-making and in return earn a share of future profits through smart contracts.

Wing is built on the Ontology blockchain due to its ability to create collateral pools across different blockchains. Ontology enables the digitization of new and existing assets.

The blockchain also has a feature called OScore, which is a credit-scoring system. OScore evaluates the lending/borrowing history and digital asset information of the users. Users on the platform have full control over their accounts and can access their OScore securely to ensure data privacy.

In addition, since borrowers have to rely on their OScore data for loans, the collateral required to make loans on the platform is reduced. In Wing’s inclusive pool, users are incentivized to keep a good credit score. Users who repay their loans on time may enjoy lowered interest rates on their loans. Some DeFi platforms similar to Wing include Uniswap and AAVE.

The WING token has a circulating supply of 976,314 tokens as of February 2021 and a total supply of 2,484,052. WING is the governance token of the platform’s DAO, and as such it confers voting rights on its holders.

Wing launched its initial coin offerings (ICOs) between November 2016 and January 2017 and was able to raise $1.7 million in funding.

The WING token can be bought on several exchanges, including:

• Binance
• OKEx
• Hoo

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