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# Currencies
### • **HoneyWasp**
HON is the main currency of the game. If you kill other players, you will get HON. You will need to pay NFTs with your HON so you can have better equipment than other players.
Contract address: [0x83973e473c6ec227d3e9c63d25e73f62f5594890 ](https://polygonscan.com/token/0x83973e473c6ec227d3e9c63d25e73f62f5594890#balances)
### • **HoneySium**
Honeysium (HSM) is the governance token. Our big decision will be taken based on our community.
HSM will be stackable. It has a limited supply and the only way you can have HSM is by buying it or buy earning it in-game (events, drops, etc.).
It is also mandatory to create Radiony and ingame NFTs.
15% of our revenue may be distributed to HSM holders.
Contract address: [0x77ec58f36f3d1a9cf8694fc5c544b04b8c9639dd](https://polygonscan.com/token/0x77ec58f36f3d1a9cf8694fc5c544b04b8c9639dd)
### • Radiony
Radiony is the NFT that represents the access key.
It can be crafted with HSM. It is mandatory to play the game.
It allows holders to play a minimum of 10 games a day. It can be upgraded to play more games, carry more items and increase your HON earnings.
**FOR THE MOMENT RADIONY IS NOT ACTIVE IN THE GAME**
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