Market cap
$47.89K
-1.01 %
Volume (24h)
$41.5
-1.01 %
Circulating supply
247,727,989 BSCS
Total supply
398,894,655 BSCS
Max. supply
500,000,000 BSCS
BSC Station (BSCS)
$ 0.00
-1.01 %
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updated $0Market cap$47.89K
Volume 24h$41.5
Circulating supply247.73M50% of max 500M
All-time high$1.17-100% from peak · 2021-05-02
BSC Station (BSCS) is the utility token of a launchpad and incubation platform built on BNB Smart Chain, the network formerly known as Binance Smart Chain. In simple terms, the platform helps brand-new crypto projects hold their first token sales, and BSCS is the token that powers that whole process. Users mostly stake BSCS to earn allocation spots in those early-stage sales.
Frequently asked questions
What is BSC Station, and how is it different from a regular exchange?
BSC Station is a launchpad and incubator, not an exchange — its whole purpose is helping early-stage projects on BNB Smart Chain run their first token sales (IDOs) and connect with a community. Instead of trading coins that already exist, users participate in new project launches. The BSCS token ties the ecosystem together, since staking it is how users qualify for allocations in those sales.
Does BSC Station run on its own blockchain, and how does it work?
No — BSCS is a BEP-20 token that lives on BNB Smart Chain rather than a standalone blockchain. The underlying network uses a Proof of Staked Authority (PoSA) consensus, where a rotating set of validators produces blocks quickly and cheaply. For a user, that simply means BSCS transactions are fast and on-chain fees stay low.
How is the BSCS supply structured — can new coins be created?
BSCS has a hard cap of 500 million coins, and that maximum can never be exceeded — there is no mechanism to mint more. Portions allocated early on are released gradually on vesting schedules, so the circulating supply grows over time but only toward that fixed ceiling. In other words, BSCS is a fixed-supply token, not an inflationary one.
How do I store BSCS, and what can I actually do with it?
Because BSCS is a BEP-20 token, any wallet that supports BNB Smart Chain will do — MetaMask, Trust Wallet, or a custodial wallet on a major exchange. Keep in mind you'll need a small amount of BNB for network fees whenever you move or swap it on-chain. Its main uses are staking to secure launchpad allocations and taking part in the platform's sales and events.