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King Shiba (KINGSHIB)

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Market cap
$20.47K
Volume (24h)
$0.01
Circulating supply
296,688,597 KINGSHIB
Total supply
1,000,000,000 KINGSHIB
Max. supply
1,000,000,000 KINGSHIB

Key data

updated $0
Market cap$20.47K
Volume 24h$0.01
Circulating supply296.69M30% of max 1B

King Shiba (KINGSHIB) is a community-driven cryptocurrency inspired by the popular Shiba Inu meme trend. Like many meme coins, it exists primarily as a speculative digital asset on the blockchain rather than as a solution to a specific technical problem. Its value and activity come almost entirely from its community of holders and online hype.

Frequently asked questions

What is King Shiba and how is it different from other meme coins?

King Shiba is another entrant in the crowded meme coin space, riding the wave started by Dogecoin and Shiba Inu. Its main differentiator is branding and community positioning — the "king" theme sets it apart visually, but functionally it operates like most other meme tokens. It doesn't offer unique technology compared to its bigger meme-coin predecessors.

How does King Shiba work on a technical level?

KINGSHIB is a token built on an existing blockchain, most likely Binance Smart Chain (BSC), which is common for meme coins due to low fees and fast transactions. It uses the standard proof-of-stake security of its host chain rather than its own consensus mechanism. This means the token itself doesn't maintain a network — it relies entirely on the underlying blockchain.

How is the supply of KINGSHIB structured?

Meme coins like KINGSHIB typically launch with a large fixed total supply created at deployment, often trillions of tokens to appeal to retail buyers. Some implementations include token burns or redistribution features built into the smart contract. Always check the contract code or the project's official documentation for the exact supply mechanics.

How can I store and use King Shiba tokens?

Since it's a blockchain token, KINGSHIB can be stored in any wallet that supports its host network — MetaMask and Trust Wallet are the most common choices. You'll need the token's contract address to add it to your wallet manually. Always verify the official contract address from the project's website or social channels to avoid scam tokens with similar names.