Market cap
$59.7K
Volume (24h)
$0.18
Total supply
1,000,000,000,000 BANA
Max. supply
1,000,000,000,000 BANA
Shibana (BANA)
$ 0.00
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updated $0Market cap$59.7K
Volume 24h$0.18
All-time high$0.000001-95% from peak · 2021-12-06
Shibana (BANA) is a community-driven cryptocurrency that trades under the ticker BANA. In simple terms, it's a digital coin that lives on a blockchain and can be sent between users without a bank or intermediary. Like many meme-inspired coins, it leans on community engagement rather than complex technical utility.
Frequently asked questions
What is Shibana and how is it different from Bitcoin?
Shibana has a hard cap of 1,000,000,000,000 (one trillion) coins, meaning no more BANA can ever be created beyond that limit. This fixed maximum supply is written into the coin's rules and can't be changed casually. A hard cap matters because it protects holders from unlimited dilution through new issuance.
How does Shibana work technically?
Shibana operates on a blockchain, which is a shared public ledger that records every transaction and is maintained by a distributed network of computers. Transactions are verified by network participants according to the consensus rules of the chain it runs on. You can always trace BANA movements yourself using a public block explorer, since the ledger is open to everyone.
How can I store and use BANA?
You store BANA in a cryptocurrency wallet — either a software wallet (an app or browser extension) or a hardware wallet for stronger security. The wallet holds your private keys, which are the only way to access and move your coins, so never share them with anyone. Once you have BANA, you can send it to other wallets, hold it, or trade it on exchanges that list the coin.