Market cap
$6.01K
4.99 %
Volume (24h)
$9.8K
4.99 %
Circulating supply
65,364,660 SYP
Total supply
1,000,000,000 SYP
Max. supply
1,000,000,000 SYP
SYNAPSECOIN (SYP)
$ 0.00
4.99 %
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updated $0Market cap$6.01K
Volume 24h$9.8K
Circulating supply65.36M7% of max 1B
SYNAPSECOIN (SYP) is a digital asset built on a token standard 3 architecture, meaning it's a programmable token running on a smart contract rather than a standalone blockchain. In simple terms, it's a unit of value that lives on an existing network and can be transferred, held, or used in decentralized applications. Its contract address is 0x7853a395abf4aac78e69ed9f7b93238a44b0f017, which uniquely identifies it on the chain.
Frequently asked questions
What is SYNAPSECOIN and how is it different from Bitcoin?
Unlike Bitcoin, which runs on its own blockchain with proof-of-work mining, SYNAPSECOIN (SYP) is a token issued via a smart contract on an existing network. It doesn't require its own miners or validators — the host chain handles security. This makes it lighter and more flexible, but also dependent on the underlying platform.
How does SYNAPSECOIN's technology work?
SYP operates through a smart contract at address 0x7853a395abf4aac78e69ed9f7b93238a44b0f017, which automatically executes transfers and enforces the token's rules without intermediaries. Every transaction is validated by the host network's consensus mechanism. The contract code is publicly verifiable, so anyone can check how the token behaves.
How is the supply of SYNAPSECOIN managed?
As a smart contract token, SYP's supply is governed entirely by code — the contract defines the total supply, minting rules, and whether new tokens can ever be created. These parameters are fixed at deployment and can be audited by anyone. There's no central party that can arbitrarily change them unless the contract explicitly allows it.
How can I store and use SYP tokens?
Since SYP is a contract-based token, you can hold it in any wallet that supports the host network and the token standard — popular non-custodial wallets work fine. You'll need the contract address (0x7853a395abf4aac78e69ed9f7b93238a44b0f017) to add it manually if it isn't listed. Always verify the address before transactions, as fake tokens with similar names are a common scam.