Hare Token [OLD] (HARE)

The 'OLD' tag means this listing represents a superseded version of the HARE token — usually the result of a migration to a new smart contract, a rebrand, or a token swap. Projects do this to fix technical issues or start fresh, while the original listing stays on trackers for reference. Before interacting with anything, always confirm which contract the project currently designates as official.

Like most assets listed this way, HARE is a token rather than a standalone blockchain — it exists as a smart contract on an already-running network. Because of that, it has no consensus mechanism of its own: transaction validation and security come from the host chain, whether that's proof-of-stake, proof-of-work, or another model. The contract itself simply encodes the token's rules, such as how transfers work.

A token's entire emission model — whether there's a hard cap, whether new coins can be minted, how the initial allocation was split — is written into its smart contract and can't be changed unless the code allows it. For a token flagged [OLD], the contract is effectively frozen in whatever state it was left in when the migration happened. For exact figures, the project's official documentation or a block explorer is the source of truth.

Storage works like with any token: you need a self-custody wallet that supports the blockchain it was issued on — MetaMask, Trust Wallet, or a hardware wallet for larger holdings. Never share your seed phrase, and always verify the contract address, since abandoned tickers often attract copycat scams. Keep in mind that an [OLD] token usually has limited utility, so check whether the project has an active replacement you should be looking at instead.