CAPE is an on-chain token at contract address 0x952e8d7a88b8a58c2d2bc0aa36d3a8b74fcfb8c3 on BNB Smart Chain (BSC). Public information about the project’s website, roadmap, or utility is limited, so this guide focuses on what’s verifiable on-chain and how to research it safely.

Key facts at a glance

• Symbol: CAPE
• Contract: 0x952e8d7a88b8a58c2d2bc0aa36d3a8b74fcfb8c3
• Network: BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20)
• Status: Limited public documentation; rely on on-chain checks and community discovery

Don’t confuse it with similarly named tokens

Different tokens can share similar tickers:

• Crypto Ape Finance (CAPE) on BSC uses a different contract: 0x7f260a994BC942ABb2D09167B2F4ad8314f13940.
• “Cape (CAPE)” exists on Solana and is unrelated.
• “CAP” (a capybara-themed token) appears on Sui; also unrelated.
  Always verify the exact contract address to avoid mix-ups.

What you can verify on-chain right now

Start with the contract’s page on BscScan. Key checks:

• Total supply and decimals: Confirms mint size and unit precision.
• Holders and distribution: Look for top holder concentration and exchange/LP wallets.
• Transfers and activity: Consistent organic activity is generally healthier than sporadic bursts.
• Contract verification: Is the source code verified? Are functions like trading limits or fees visible?
• Ownership status: Was ownership renounced or moved to a multisig? Centralized control increases risk.
• Tax logic: Read the code (or community analyses) for buy/sell taxes, blacklist functions, or pausable trading.
• LP liquidity: If paired on a DEX, is liquidity locked or burned? Unlocked liquidity can be pulled.

If the token is tradable, you should also see Pair/LP links in the “Holders” tab or via the contract’s “Token” overview on BscScan.

Market presence and community signals

Because mainstream aggregators (like CoinMarketCap or CoinGecko) don’t show clear records for this CAPE address, market data and social links may be sparse. Discovery tips:

• Search for the exact address on X/Twitter, Telegram, Discord, and Reddit.
• Check BscScan “Social Profiles” if the deployer added any links.
• Look for third-party dashboards and charting tools that index BNB Chain pairs.

Lack of listings isn’t conclusive by itself, but it does mean you should apply extra caution and lean on direct on-chain evidence.

Where to track and trade CAPE (if liquidity exists)

If a liquidity pool is active, you can typically:

• Track and trade via GMGN.AI: https://gmgn.ai/eth/token/fV1R5sZ5_0x952e8d7a88b8a58c2d2bc0aa36d3a8b74fcfb8c3
• Swap on PancakeSwap (BSC’s leading DEX): https://pancakeswap.finance/
• View charts on tools like Dexscreener: https://dexscreener.com/

Tip: Before trading, confirm the pool’s authenticity, check slippage requirements (often tied to tax mechanics), and verify that you’re interacting with the correct contract address.

Research checklist (quick and practical)

• Confirm the contract
  • Match the address exactly: 0x952e8d7a88b8a58c2d2bc0aa36d3a8b74fcfb8c3.
  • Make sure any DEX, chart, or tracker uses this address.
• Examine tokenomics and code
  • Total supply, decimals, fee/tax logic, blacklist/whitelist flags, trading enable/disable controls.
• Review holders and LP
  • Top 10 holder concentration, CEX/DEX wallets, vesting schedules.
  • Liquidity lock status (locker link or burn tx), LP ownership, and unlock dates.
• Assess activity
  • Daily transfers, unique active wallets, buy/sell pressure, bot prevalence.
• Validate team and socials
  • Official website, docs/whitepaper, multisig ownership, audit links.
  • Social presence and responsiveness (Telegram, X/Twitter).
• Test small
  • If you choose to interact, start with a tiny test swap and confirm you can both buy and sell.
  • Check required slippage and whether taxes match what’s stated.

Understanding BEP-20 in simple terms

BEP-20 is BNB Chain’s token standard, similar to ERC-20 on Ethereum. It defines how tokens are created, transferred, and recognized by wallets and DEXs. If your wallet is set to BNB Chain, BEP-20 tokens like CAPE show up and can be traded on BSC-compatible DEXs.

Risks to keep in mind

• Centralized controls: Privileged functions can pause trading or adjust fees.
• Unlocked liquidity: LP tokens not locked or burned can be withdrawn.
• High taxes or honeypots: Excessive fees or sell blocks can trap liquidity.
• Impersonation: Multiple “CAPE” tokens can exist; only engage with the verified contract.

This article is for informational purposes only and not investment advice. Always do your own research.

Useful links

• BscScan (CAPE contract): https://bscscan.com/token/0x952e8d7a88b8a58c2d2bc0aa36d3a8b74fcfb8c3
• BNB Chain docs: https://docs.bnbchain.org/docs/BSC
• BEP-20 overview: https://academy.binance.com/en/articles/what-is-bep20
• PancakeSwap: https://pancakeswap.finance/
• GMGN.AI CAPE page: https://gmgn.ai/eth/token/fV1R5sZ5_0x952e8d7a88b8a58c2d2bc0aa36d3a8b74fcfb8c3

If you want a hand walking through the contract, LP status, or tax logic, ping us with the latest BscScan screenshots and we’ll help you interpret them.