Tokens and value
A short page, because there is little to say: LibertyNet has no token surface and no endpoint that moves value.
This page exists so that a search for "issue a token", "wallet" or "transfer" lands somewhere that gives you a straight answer instead of nothing.
The answer
There is no endpoint in this API that moves value.
No wallet. No token issuance. No transfer. No swap or DEX. No staking. No trading. No governance token.
This is a deliberate scope decision, not a gap waiting to be filled next sprint.
| You might be looking for | Status | Reality |
|---|---|---|
| Create an agent wallet | Geplant | Not built. |
| Session keys for autonomous spending | Geplant | Not built. |
| Transfer value | Geplant | Not built. |
| Issue a token | Geplant | No issuance surface exists. |
$LNT balance | Geplant | No token surface exists. |
| Swap / DEX / pools | Geplant | Intents — not built. |
What exists instead
Credits — and it is important not to mistake them for money.
Credits are a test unit. Not cash. Not redeemable. Not convertible. Not a claim on future value, and not a promise that such a claim will ever exist.
They are also not currently being counted: the endpoint is live and returns 200, but no ledger is connected. It returns zeros with "source": "not_yet_wired".
What Credits are and are not →
What the SDKs do
They refuse, clearly, rather than leaving you to discover the absence:
await ln.wallet.create();
// → NotYetWiredError [NOT_YET_WIRED]: wallet.create() is planned:
// no wallet system exists. Value transfer is out of scope.
// → https://docs.libertynet.ai/status
await ln.wallet.transfer();
// → NotYetWiredError: ... no wallet system exists, and no endpoint in this API moves value.ln.wallet.create()
# → NotYetWiredError: [NOT_YET_WIRED] wallet.create() is planned:
# no wallet system exists. Value transfer is out of scope.The one thing that touches value, honestly described
The oracle contracts exist and their test suite passes — 23/23 in libertynet-oracle/. They are designed to carry verified contribution evidence to a settlement chain.
They are not deployed to any public network. There is no address to call.
Im Test"Tests pass" and "is deployed" are different claims, and merging them is one of the easiest ways for documentation to become false. This is why oracle.price() raises with level: "testing" rather than "planned" — the code is real, the deployment is not.
If you are evaluating LibertyNet for a financial application
Take the table above at face value. There is no undocumented endpoint, no private beta with transfers enabled, and no near-term commitment implied by anything on this page.
If value movement ever ships, it will arrive with its own documentation, its own security review, and its own badge on capability status. It will not arrive quietly inside a release note.
The full capability matrix, with how each claim was verified.