If you searched for “BINANCECAT” on BNB Chain and landed on contract 0x3dde9c5acc5e314efaec02baea3c01a16baa867e, you’re not alone—there’s confusion in the wild. A well-known meme token sometimes called “Binance Cat” actually uses the symbol POSEIDON and a different address: 0xc636782a837feee37ccc29d58bdbb4bcbdd0ae1f. This guide explains the mismatch, what’s known about Binance Cat (POSEIDON), and how to verify and trade safely.

Quick context: why there’s confusion

• The address you provided (0x3dde…867e) is not the widely tracked POSEIDON token. Major explorers and aggregators don’t clearly associate “BINANCECAT” with this address.
• A separate project known as “Binance Cat (POSEIDON)” exists on BNB Chain at 0xc636…0ae1f. It markets itself with a playful “Binance Team’s Official Cat” theme. That phrasing is common in meme coins and does not imply official endorsement.

What “Binance Cat (POSEIDON)” is (and isn’t)

The following data points are about Binance Cat (symbol: POSEIDON) at 0xc636…0ae1f, not the 0x3dde…867e address:

• Nature: Meme token on BNB Chain (BEP-20). Meme coins are community-driven and often move on hype rather than utility.
• Supply and FDV: Cited fully diluted valuation around $183,673 based on a max supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens. Circulating supply is inconsistently reported.
• Taxes and mechanics:
  • 0% buy/sell tax reported.
  • Anti-whale mechanism and transfer cooldown (tools to slow large dumps and bot-like activity).
  • Contract ownership is described as likely permanent; tax marked as modifiable (the owner may adjust fees later).
• Price and volume snapshots (latest available in research; numbers change quickly):
  • Price about $0.0001841.
  • 24h volume around $40,523.23.
  • Market cap varies by source; one tracker cites ~$273,774.72.
  • Historical extremes: ATH ~$0.006074; ATL ~$0.0001092; a recent 7D move of roughly -51.69%.
• Community:
  • Socials show roughly 1.5K followers on X and ~1.6K on Telegram.
  • Sentiment: about 23.53% bullish on X in one snapshot.
• Takeaway: It’s a typical meme token profile—high volatility, community-first narrative, limited disclosed utility.

Verifying the correct contract (step-by-step)

When names collide, always confirm the contract before trading. Here’s a simple checklist:

1. Start with BscScan:
   • Paste the contract (e.g., 0x3dde9c5acc5e314efaec02baea3c01a16baa867e) into BscScan.
   • Check token name, symbol, decimals, total supply, and whether the source code is verified.
2. Cross-verify listings:
   • Compare the address against any official links from the project’s X/Telegram/website.
   • Be cautious with “official” claims—look for consistency across multiple sources.
3. Inspect trading pairs:
   • On DEXs like PancakeSwap v2 or PancakeSwap v3, paste the contract address directly to avoid lookalike tickers.
4. Review liquidity and holders:
   • On BscScan, check liquidity pool size, top holders, and whether liquidity is locked. High concentration among a few wallets can increase dump risk.
5. Run safety checks:
   • Use scanners to flag honeypots or unusual taxes. If a token has modifiable taxes, understand the implications.
6. Track social traction:
   • Verify the project’s social handles and whether engagement appears organic (consistent messaging, active devs, clear roadmap if any).

Where to track and trade

• GMGN.AI tracking and trading page for the address you’re researching:
  • https://gmgn.ai/bsc/token/fV1R5sZ5_0x3dde9c5acc5e314efaec02baea3c01a16baa867e
• PancakeSwap:
  • PancakeSwap v2 and PancakeSwap v3 are the main DEX venues on BNB Chain. Always paste the exact contract.
• Centralized option (for the POSEIDON token mentioned above):
  • Bilaxy listed POSEIDON at the time of research. Availability can change; double-check before depositing.

Note: The platforms above include POSEIDON and general BSC trading. For the specific 0x3dde…867e token, rely on the contract address and verification steps, not just the name.

Using GMGN.AI to make smarter meme coin moves

GMGN.AI provides real-time tracking and trading tools built for meme tokens:

• Multi-chain coverage: Ethereum, Solana, Tron, Base, Blast, and BNB Chain.
• Smart money tracking: Follow notable wallets to surface early trends.
• Automated trading: Mirror buys/sells and set rules. To enable, link Telegram via https://t.me/gmgnaibot?start=i_fV1R5sZ5.
• Safety checks: Spot honeypots or abnormal tax settings before you click swap.
• Low-friction trading: Execute across chains without juggling multiple dashboards.

Tip: Open the dedicated token page for the address you’re evaluating and review liquidity, holders, and recent trades side-by-side with your DEX.

Risks and things to keep in mind

Meme tokens can be fun—but they’re risky:

• Volatility: Prices can move sharply up or down within hours based on sentiment.
• Limited utility: Many meme coins don’t have products or cash flows backing them.
• Contract risk: Modifiable taxes and admin powers can be misused. Look for audits and transparent renounce/ownership details.
• Liquidity traps: Thin liquidity magnifies slippage and makes exits harder.
• Rug pulls: Devs can abandon projects or drain liquidity. Only risk what you can afford to lose.

Bottom line

• The address 0x3dde9c5acc5e314efaec02baea3c01a16baa867e is not the same as the better-known Binance Cat (POSEIDON) at 0xc636782a837feee37ccc29d58bdbb4bcbdd0ae1f.
• If you intend to trade the POSEIDON token, confirm you’re using 0xc636…0ae1f. If you’re evaluating 0x3dde…867e specifically, do not assume it shares the same tokenomics or listings—verify everything.
• Use tools like GMGN.AI to validate contracts, monitor smart money, and apply safety checks, and trade on reputable venues by pasting the exact contract each time.