This YeBlock News confirms that YeBlock's YBT token contract went live on BNB Smart Chain on August 11, 2026, two days after the project opened its private sale schedule and roughly five weeks after its app went public.
The update was announced through an official notice and mirrored on X, giving the community a verifiable public address for the first time.
Source: Official Announcement
The table below lists what has been independently confirmed through the project's own notice and the public block explorer.
Detail | Confirmed Value |
Network | BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20) |
Contract Address | 0x0c3697b5BD0ec9f19acc240221860466e665B006 |
Max Total Supply | |
Holders (at launch) | 1 |
Total Transfers (at launch) | 2 |
Market Price | $0.00 (no market yet) |
The supply figure matches the fixed 121,000,000 YBT cap set out in the project's whitepaper, so this YeBlock News lines up with prior published tokenomics rather than introducing a new number.
A token contract going live is not the same as a token going into circulation. At the time of launch, the explorer showed just one holder and only two transfers, with no trading pair and no market price.
That is an expected early state rather than a red flag on its own, since the notice frames this as an infrastructure step, not an exchange listing or a sale of tokens through this address. Readers should treat the current figures as a starting snapshot, not evidence of live trading.
According to the official notice, this BNB Smart Chain rollout is the first of several planned network deployments for YBT. The project says it will expand to Ethereum and Solana over time, building cross-network transfer capability along the way.
Once YeBlock's own mainnet launches, assets from these networks are meant to be mapped over under one unified standard, with the exact mapping window to be announced separately.
Open the address directly on bscscan.com rather than clicking a shared link.
Compare the string character by character against the one published in the official notice.
Check the holder and transfer counts to confirm the current stage matches what has been announced.
Confirm any wallet or exchange prompt referencing YBT points to this exact BEP-20 address before approving a transaction.
Ignore any third party offering "assisted" mainnet mapping, since the notice states no such service is official.
The notice repeats a standing warning: token information should only come from official YeBlock channels, addresses should be checked carefully before any transfer, and future mainnet mapping details will arrive solely through official announcements.
The team specifically warns against trusting outside claims of proxy mapping or assisted operations.
This YeBlock News follows a run of milestones the project has completed since mid-July, each one building toward the token going fully on-chain and tradable.
| Date | Milestone | Status |
| July 17, 2026 | Completed | |
| August 6, 2026 | Completed | |
| August 9, 2026 | Completed | |
| August 11, 2026 | YBT contract deployed on BNB Smart Chain | Completed |
| August 20, 2026 | Private sale opens (KOL Whitelist round first) | Upcoming |
Putting YBT on a public ledger gives the community its first verifiable reference point for the token discussed across those earlier updates, and it also gives private sale buyers on August 20 a real contract address to check allocations against once mainnet mapping begins, though the token itself remains without a trading market for now.
The YBT rollout on BNB Smart Chain is a verifiable, on-record milestone rather than the start of open trading, and the figures currently visible on the explorer reflect that early stage accurately.
Anyone following this YeBlock News should rely on the official address and channels rather than secondhand links while the multi-network and mainnet plans continue to unfold, and this YeBlock News will be updated as the Ethereum and Solana rollouts are confirmed.
Disclaimer: This article is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered financial or investment advice. Always conduct your own research and verify on-chain data independently before making any decisions.
