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updated $0Market cap$4.13M
Volume 24h$3.01M
Circulating supply11.24M57% of max 19.74M
City Coin (ticker: CITY) is a digital token that lives on an EVM-compatible blockchain, meaning it exists as a public smart contract (0xb89656b36f8bc6df78a1f38bf80a3d32bf706272) rather than on its own separate network. In simple terms, it's a unit of value you can send and receive anywhere in the world without banks or middlemen in between. The project's official home on the web is citycashcoin.com.
Frequently asked questions
What is City Coin and how is it different from Bitcoin?
Unlike Bitcoin, which runs on its own dedicated blockchain, CITY is a token — it exists as a smart contract on an established EVM network, so it borrows that network's security and infrastructure. Bitcoin was designed primarily as digital money, while tokens like CITY are usually built around a specific project or community. Functionally both let you transfer value peer-to-peer, but the underlying architecture is quite different.
How does the technology behind CITY actually work?
CITY is a smart-contract token, so all of its rules — balances, transfers, supply — are code living on the blockchain, visible to anyone at any time. The token doesn't have its own miners or validators; transactions are processed and secured by the host chain's consensus mechanism. In practice, that means no company keeps the ledger honest — the network does it automatically.
How is the supply of CITY issued?
The emission logic is hard-coded in the token's smart contract, so the rules can't be quietly changed on a whim. You can verify the total supply, holder distribution and contract code yourself using any blockchain explorer — just paste the contract address. This on-chain transparency is one of the big advantages tokens have over closed, centralized systems.
How do I store and use CITY?
Since it's an EVM token, any wallet that supports smart-contract tokens will do — MetaMask, Trust Wallet, or a hardware wallet like Ledger. One key safety tip: always add the token by its official contract address (0xb89656b36f8bc6df78a1f38bf80a3d32bf706272) rather than trusting a name you found somewhere, because fake tokens with similar names do exist. After that, sending and receiving is as simple as copying an address and confirming the transaction.