
Guacamole (GUAC)
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updated $0Guacamole (ticker GUAC) is a meme cryptocurrency launched on the Solana blockchain. Like most meme coins, it doesn't claim to solve deep technical problems — its value comes from community, humor, and viral culture around the avocado-themed brand. It's a lighthearted token that trades like any other crypto asset.
Frequently asked questions
What is Guacamole and how is it different from other meme coins?
GuAC is an avocado-themed meme token built on Solana, which sets it apart from the many Dogecoin- and Shiba-style tokens on older chains. Its main distinguishing features are fast and cheap Solana transactions and a community-driven, joke-first identity. It has no complex utility roadmap — it lives on memes and community engagement.
How does Guacamole work technically?
GUAC runs on the Solana network, which uses a Proof-of-Stake consensus combined with Proof of History to process transactions quickly and cheaply. As an SPL token, it inherits Solana's throughput and low fees. The token itself is a standard smart contract asset without its own separate blockchain.
How is GUAC supply and emission structured?
Guacamole has a hard cap of 99,000,000,000,000 (99 trillion) coins, meaning no more than that can ever exist. This fixed maximum supply is set in the token's code and cannot be changed casually. Like most meme coins, it launched with a large supply from the start rather than gradual mining or staking emission.
How can I store and use Guacamole tokens?
Since GUAC is an SPL token, you need a Solana-compatible wallet such as Phantom or Solflare to hold it. You can buy, send, and swap it on decentralized exchanges operating on Solana. Always double-check the token's contract address to avoid fakes when adding it to your wallet.