Market cap
$29.06K
0.17 %
Volume (24h)
$0.34
0.17 %
Circulating supply
298,396,213 SOLAPE
Total supply
298,401,000 SOLAPE
Max. supply
298,401,000 SOLAPE
SOLAPE Token (SOLAPE)
$ 0.00
0.17 %
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updated $0Market cap$29.06K
Volume 24h$0.34
Circulating supply298.4M100% of max 298.4M
SOLAPE Token (ticker: SOLAPE) is a cryptocurrency token built on the Solana blockchain, associated with the SolApe project. In simple terms, it's a digital asset that lives on Solana's network and can be held, sent, or used within its ecosystem. Like most Solana-based tokens, it benefits from the chain's fast transactions and low fees.
Frequently asked questions
What is SOLAPE and how is it different from other tokens?
SOLAPE is a token on the Solana blockchain, which sets it apart from the thousands of Ethereum-based tokens. Solana offers much faster transactions and significantly lower fees, so SOLAPE transfers typically cost a fraction of a cent. It's also distinct from SOL itself — SOL is the native coin of the whole network, while SOLAPE is a separate token built on top of it.
How does the technology behind SOLAPE work?
SOLAPE runs on Solana, which uses a combination of Proof of History and Proof of Stake consensus. This architecture allows the network to process thousands of transactions per second with near-instant finality. As a token, SOLAPE itself doesn't have its own blockchain — it relies entirely on Solana's infrastructure and security.
How is SOLAPE's supply and emission structured?
Like most Solana tokens, SOLAPE was created via Solana's token program, which defines a fixed maximum supply at minting. Tokens on Solana can have decimals configured and supply can be fixed or mintable depending on how the creators set it up. For exact supply figures, check the token's page on a Solana explorer like Solscan — this data is public and verifiable on-chain.
How can I store and use SOLAPE tokens?
Since SOLAPE is an SPL token, any Solana-compatible wallet works — popular options include Phantom and Solflare. You'll need a small amount of SOL in the wallet to cover transaction fees. Once held, the tokens can be sent to other wallets or used wherever the token is supported, such as decentralized exchanges on Solana.