Landwolf 0x67

About Landwolf 0x67 (WOLF)

What Is Landwolf 0x67 (WOLF)?

Landwolf 0x67 is an Ethereum memecoin built around Landwolf, one of the characters from Matt Furie's comic "Boy's Club", the same strip that introduced Pepe the Frog. It is a plain ERC-20 token with no protocol, no yield mechanism and no product behind it. Its appeal is cultural rather than technical.

This page describes exactly one token: the ERC-20 deployed on Ethereum mainnet at 0x67466BE17df832165F8C80a5A120CCc652bD7E69. A direct read of that contract on September 12, 2026 returned name "Landwolf", symbol "WOLF" and 18 decimals. The "0x67" in the project name is simply the first byte of that address, adopted because several unrelated tokens also trade as WOLF or Landwolf. Match the address, not the ticker.

Official sources:

• Landwolf
• Contract on Etherscan

A second domain circulates in third-party directories for this token but did not resolve when checked on September 12, 2026, so it is deliberately not linked here.

Who Founded Landwolf 0x67? (History)

The contract was created on April 18, 2024 at 14:23:35 UTC in Ethereum block 19,682,916, by the address 0xFdB3b7E1e7022b18f22d16DF26C4E46f137c4b97. Beyond that on-chain record, the team is not publicly identified and no verifiable founder disclosure exists.

Some promotional write-ups credit Matt Furie as a founder of the token. There is no evidence for that, and the project's own site makes no claim of an artist endorsement or a license. Landwolf the character is Furie's creation; Landwolf the token is an unaffiliated community project that borrows the character. Treat any claim of official artist involvement as unverified.

How Landwolf 0x67 Works

The deployed contract is a verified, non-upgradeable ERC-20 with no proxy and no implementation slot. Its function set, read from the on-chain bytecode, covers the usual transfer, approve, transferFrom, balanceOf and allowance interface, plus an ERC-2612 permit extension (permit, nonces, DOMAIN_SEPARATOR, eip712Domain) for off-chain signature approvals. Three properties matter more than the boilerplate:

1. There is no mint entrypoint. The bytecode exposes no minting function. totalSupply read on September 12, 2026 was exactly 1,000,000,000,000 WOLF (one trillion, at 18 decimals), and no caller can increase it.

2. Ownership has genuinely been renounced. The contract carries an Ownable pattern (owner, transferOwnership, renounceOwnership). Calling owner() returns the zero address, meaning no privileged account remains. This is worth stating plainly, because renounce claims in this asset class are frequently false; here a live read confirms it.

3. There is no burn function and no transfer fee logic. The ABI contains no burn entrypoint, no tax setter, no blacklist and no holding limits. Tokens sent to the conventional dead address 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD become unreachable but are still counted by totalSupply. On September 12, 2026 that address held roughly 97.84 billion WOLF, about 9.8 percent of the fixed one trillion. That is why some trackers publish a lower total than the contract reports: they subtract the dead-address balance. The contract has never destroyed a token.

Key Ecosystem Components

• The Ethereum mainnet ERC-20 contract, which is the canonical asset.
• Automated market maker pools on Ethereum, where most decentralized trading happens.
• A separate deployment on Base at 0x77Ca224436B132CD83581826669025Ed9cfd9b94, which also reports name "Landwolf" and symbol "WOLF" but has its own supply and, unlike the Ethereum contract, a non-zero owner. It is a different contract with a different trust profile.
• The project site and its X account, @Wolf0x67, the reference for which address is treated as canonical.

WOLF Token Utility

WOLF has no staking, governance, fee-sharing or protocol utility, and the project does not claim any. It is transferable, tradable and usable as a pair asset in liquidity pools. That is the complete list.

The project site advertises bridging to Base, providing liquidity for trading-fee returns and swapping through a branded interface. None of those are token-level features; they are ordinary DeFi actions available to any ERC-20 holder, with returns coming from third-party pools rather than from the token contract.

What Makes Landwolf 0x67 Unique?

Its distinguishing feature is provenance in a widely recognized comic universe rather than any mechanism. Within the Boy's Club-derived token cluster, Landwolf 0x67 is one of the more conservatively constructed entries: fixed supply, renounced ownership, no fee hooks, no upgrade path. The contract cannot be changed by anyone, which removes an entire category of administrative rug-pull risk that affects tokens keeping an active owner key. It also means nothing can be fixed, improved or governed. Immutability cuts both ways.

How Landwolf 0x67 Differs from Similar Memecoins

Compared with tax-bearing memecoins, WOLF takes no cut of transfers, so the cost of trading comes only from pool depth and network fees. Compared with memecoins that retain an owner key for "future upgrades", it has no live admin at all. Compared with memecoins native to Solana or Base, it inherits Ethereum's higher transaction costs alongside its deeper settlement assurances.

The most important practical difference is naming collision. Multiple unrelated assets use the Landwolf or WOLF identity across Ethereum, Base and Solana, so verifying the full address before trading is not optional.

Use Cases of Landwolf 0x67

• Speculative trading and community participation, which is the honest primary use.
• Liquidity provision in WOLF trading pairs, with the usual impermanent-loss exposure.

How Landwolf 0x67 Is Secured

The token has no security model of its own. It inherits Ethereum's proof-of-stake consensus and settlement guarantees, and its own attack surface is the contract code plus the market structure around it.

On the contract side the code is verified on public explorers, there is no proxy, ownership is renounced, and supply is immutable. On the market side, safety depends on liquidity the token contract does not control; the project site describes liquidity as locked, and any such lock is held by third-party contracts that should be checked independently rather than taken on trust.

Risks and Considerations

• Memecoins have no cash flows and no intrinsic value. Losses can be total.
• Liquidity can be thin and concentrated in a small number of pools, so exiting may move the price significantly.
• Holder concentration is not constrained by the contract. A large holder can sell into a shallow pool at any time.
• The project site states a total supply of one billion tokens, while the contract reports one trillion. When marketing and the chain disagree, the chain is authoritative. A discrepancy like this is a reason to verify every other claim yourself.
• The Base token shares the name and ticker but is a separate contract with an active owner. Do not treat the two as interchangeable.
• Rights to the underlying character belong to the original artist. A trademark or licensing dispute would be outside the project's control.
• There is no team accountability, no roadmap commitment and no support channel with any obligation to holders.

Why Landwolf 0x67 Matters

It is a useful reference case for reading a memecoin honestly. The marketing page and the deployed bytecode make different claims, and only one of them is enforceable. Anyone evaluating tokens in this category can repeat the three checks used here: read owner(), look for a mint or fee entrypoint, and compare totalSupply against what the project says. Those checks take a minute and settle most of the questions that matter.

Where Can You Buy Landwolf 0x67?

WOLF trades mainly on Ethereum decentralized exchanges through automated market maker pools, reachable with any self-custody wallet and a DEX front end or aggregator. Confirm the contract address in the token selector before swapping, since aggregators list many similarly named assets.

Major Centralized Exchanges (CEX)

The token has appeared on several smaller centralized venues. Listings in this category change frequently, are sometimes withdrawn without notice, and differ by jurisdiction, so check the exchange's asset page and confirm the deposit contract address matches the Ethereum contract above before sending funds.

Storage Options After Purchase

WOLF is a standard ERC-20, so any Ethereum-compatible wallet can hold it. Software wallets such as MetaMask or Rabby suit active trading; a Ledger or Trezor paired with one is the stronger option for longer-term holding, since the signing key never leaves the device. Add the token by contract address rather than by searching the ticker.

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