TL;DR

• APD is a shared ticker used by multiple projects. The widely referenced APDAO/Alpha Partners APD uses a different contract (0x001208F7F53F78Db2b32E1c68198D3e8f320Aa23) than the address discussed here (0xf312…24cb).
• Public information about 0xf312312e5f76576b3d40e7195532c3d478dc24cb is limited as of Oct 24, 2025, which may indicate a new, low-activity, or undocumented token.
• Verify everything on-chain via BscScan before taking action. Treat this address as distinct from APDAO unless proven otherwise.
• If you explore trading, use analytics/trade tools like GMGN’s APD page and DEXs such as PancakeSwap. Always confirm the exact contract.

Why APD causes confusion on BNB Chain

The APD ticker appears across multiple ecosystems. On BNB Chain, the most commonly cited APD belongs to APDAO (also referenced as ApeParkDAO and Alpha Partners). However, the contract the market often associates with APDAO is 0x001208F7F53F78Db2b32E1c68198D3e8f320Aa23—different from 0xf312312e5f76576b3d40e7195532c3d478dc24cb.

Because tickers aren’t unique, search results and dashboards can mix unrelated tokens. If you’re looking into 0xf312…24cb, don’t assume it’s APDAO’s APD without on-chain evidence (e.g., verified source code, official links, or cross-referenced announcements).

Also note there are APD tickers on other networks (for example, Aptopad on Aptos), which are unrelated to BNB Chain APD tokens.

What the market knows about APDAO’s APD (a different contract)

This section refers to the widely cited APDAO/Alpha Partners APD contract 0x001208F7F53F78Db2b32E1c68198D3e8f320Aa23, not 0xf312…24cb.

• Token: APD (APDAO/ApeParkDAO; also linked in some sources to Alpha Partners)
• Chain: BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20)
• Utility: Governance and incentives for the APDAO ecosystem, enabling community voting, on-chain mining, and engagement. In “Alpha Partners” context, it’s described as integrating crypto into everyday payments via digital/physical cards.
• Market snapshot (as of Oct 24, 2025, per public trackers): price roughly $0.217–$0.22; 24h volume ~$29.5M–$43.1M. Market cap figures are inconsistent (some self-reported in the billions; many trackers show “not enough data”).
• Supply: 92,800,000,000 APD reported.

Again, these figures are for the 0x0012…0Aa23 contract. Do not apply them to 0xf312…24cb.

What we can (and can’t) say about 0xf312…24cb right now

As of the latest check, general searches do not surface a rich token profile for 0xf312312e5f76576b3d40e7195532c3d478dc24cb. That typically means:

• The contract may be newly deployed or low-activity.
• The project may lack a public site, docs, or active social channels.
• It could be a different APD instance altogether (or even a test/defunct contract).

The fastest path to clarity is on-chain:

• Contract page: BscScan: 0xf312…24cb
• Check creation date, creator, verified source code, token metadata (name/symbol/decimals), mint/burn functions, and ownership status.

A quick due-diligence checklist

Use this lightweight workflow before interacting with any APD contract:

1. Confirm the exact contract

   • Cross-check the address on BscScan.
   • Look for official links (website, X, Telegram) in the contract’s “Token” tab or verified metadata.

2. Inspect tokenomics on-chain

   • Total supply and max supply.
   • Holder distribution (are top wallets concentrated? Is there a deployer wallet with large control?).
   • Liquidity pool locations and sizes (LP token holder and whether LP is locked).

3. Review contract safety signals

   • Is the source code verified?
   • Is ownership renounced? If not, what admin functions exist (e.g., setTax, blacklist, mint)?
   • Any transfer taxes or fee-on-transfer logic? Try reading functions and events.

4. Check market activity

   • Trades, volume, and price action on analytics pages such as GMGN for this APD.
   • Pair addresses and liquidity depth on DEXs (e.g., PancakeSwap).

5. Validate off-chain footprint

   • Official announcements that reference the exact contract.
   • Community channels, documentation, and audit reports (if any).

Trading and tools

If you decide to explore this token:

• Analytics and discovery

  • Use GMGN’s dedicated APD page for real-time charts, smart money tracking, and risk checks. GMGN highlights potential red flags (e.g., honeypots, high taxes) and surfaces top wallet flows that can be informative in early-stage markets.

• DEX access

  • APD tickers on BNB Chain commonly trade on PancakeSwap v2/v3. Always paste the exact contract you intend to trade. Double-check the pair address and liquidity depth before swapping.

• Safety tips

  • Start with a small test swap to gauge slippage and taxes.
  • Verify any router approvals and revoke unnecessary approvals after testing.
  • Be wary of spoofed tokens sharing the same ticker (APD). Contract address is the only reliable identity.

Bottom line

• 0xf312…24cb appears distinct from the well-known APDAO/Alpha Partners APD contract (0x0012…0Aa23). Treat them as separate until proven otherwise by official sources.
• With sparse public data, on-chain verification is essential. Use BscScan to inspect the contract and GMGN analytics to evaluate trading activity and risks.
• If you proceed, trade conservatively on established DEXs like PancakeSwap and keep strict risk management in place.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Crypto assets are volatile and risky; do your own research.