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The current real-time price of CA is $0.0{4}1579. In the past 24 hours, CA has traded between $0.0{4}1579 and $0.0{4}1601, showing strong market activity. The all-time high of CA is $0.0054, and the all-time low is $0.0{4}1493.
From a short-term perspective, the price change of CA over the past 1 hour is , over the past 24 hours is -0.14%, and over the past 7 days is -0.14%. These figures provide a quick overview of the latest price trends and market dynamics of CA on LBank.+3.13%
The live price of CA today is $0.0{4}1579, with a current market cap of $15,679.47. The 24-hour trading volume is 5.13. The price of CA to USD is updated in real time.
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Top 5 addresses | Holding amount | Holding ratio | |
|---|---|---|---|
solana | 5Q544f...pge4j1  | 599.818M | 65.32% |
solana | GugU1t...rnMD2m | 40.487M | 4.41% |
solana | 47QgMe...nsYVio | 22.073M | 2.4% |
solana | 7NYuHe...nafvDh | 20.559M | 2.24% |
solana | CiyV56...gibwcn | 14.166M | 1.54% |
Other | 221.230M | 24.09% |
A Contract Address (CA) is a unique digital identifier on a blockchain that distinguishes a legitimate token from thousands of copycat scams. It acts as the specific fingerprint for a Web3 project, allowing users to locate the token on decentralized exchanges. For users on platforms like LBank, the CA is the essential piece of data needed to ensure they are interacting with the correct asset rather than a malicious imitation.
The 'contract address' token (ticker: CA) is a meme coin that parodies crypto culture. It is literally named after the technical term because community members in groups frequently ask 'What is the CA?' This token, commonly found on the Solana blockchain, plays on the irony of being named after the very piece of data required to find it. This often leads to humorous confusion when users search for it on blockchain explorers and market aggregators.
Verification means the smart contract's code is publicly accessible for review on blockchain explorers. If a contract is unverified, it is considered a major red flag because developers can hide 'backdoors' or malicious functions that are not visible to the public. Ensuring a CA is verified allows the community to audit the code for potential security risks before committing any funds to the project.
Liquidity represents the pool of funds that allows a token to be traded. If a developer 'burns' or locks the Liquidity Pool (LP) tokens, they forfeit the ability to withdraw the underlying assets. This is a vital security measure that prevents a 'rug pull,' a scam where developers suddenly remove all trading funds. A safe contract address typically has 100% of its liquidity burned or locked for an extended period.
Revoking authorities involves permanently disabling the developer's power to change the token's supply or behavior. Key permissions include the 'Mint Authority,' which could allow for the creation of infinite new tokens, and the 'Freeze Authority,' which could stop users from selling. A project that has revoked these authorities is generally considered safer because the developer can no longer manipulate the token mechanics to the detriment of holders.
Investors should only source a CA from a project's official channels, such as their verified social media bio or pinned community messages. Once the CA is obtained, it should be cross-verified on LBank or through specialized security scanners. These tools help identify if a token is a 'honeypot'—a contract designed to let you buy but never sell—and provide safety scores based on liquidity, holder distribution, and contract permissions.
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