The MEOW token on BNB Chain referenced here is specifically the BEP-20 asset at contract address 0xf4fb971d07776d3b9be8cb8be8e3ce18053d4444. Because “MEOW” is a common ticker used by multiple projects on different chains, the safest way to research or trade is to anchor everything to the exact contract address.

Quick token snapshot (what to check on-chain)

You can confirm core details on the official BNB Smart Chain explorer:

• Name and symbol: MEOW (as shown on BscScan)
• Total supply: The full amount of MEOW minted
• Holders: Number of unique wallets holding MEOW
• Transfers: Total on-chain transactions involving MEOW
• Decimals: How many decimal places the token uses (this affects how balances display)
• Contract creator: The wallet that deployed the contract

If any of these fields change or appear unusual (for example, a recent redeploy or a mismatch with what a community claims), treat it as a signal to dig deeper.

Why contract verification matters for “MEOW”

Search results for “MEOW token” commonly surface different projects—some on Ethereum, others on separate BNB Chain contracts, and more across aggregators like CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko. These may not refer to the MEOW at 0xf4fb971d07776d3b9be8cb8be8e3ce18053d4444. Always verify the exact contract address before interacting, especially on decentralized exchanges (DEXs) where lookalike tokens can appear.

Project website and utility

There’s no widely recognized, official website or documentation directly tied to this specific contract address on BNB Chain based on public searches. In practice, tokens without clear official resources often operate as meme or community tokens, with any utility defined by the team and community over time. If you discover an “official” site or channel, confirm it links back to the exact contract on BscScan.

Market data and liquidity

Without verified listings on major centralized exchanges, liquidity and price discovery typically happen on BSC DEXs and analytics platforms. For the MEOW token at this address, check:

• DEX listings and pools (for example, searching or importing by address on PancakeSwap)
• On-chain analytics on BscScan
• Meme token tracking and trading dashboards like GMGN.AI’s MEOW page

Note: Market caps, circulating supply, and volumes shown on general aggregators may correspond to other MEOW tokens unless they specifically reference this contract.

How to trade MEOW safely on BNB Chain

If you choose to trade, consider this simple, safety-first flow:

1. Verify the contract address: 0xf4fb971d07776d3b9be8cb8be8e3ce18053d4444 (double-check on BscScan).
2. Use a reputable platform:
   • Import by address on PancakeSwap or another BSC DEX.
   • Track and trade via GMGN.AI for real-time analytics and risk checks.
3. Review token taxes and liquidity:
   • Some meme tokens apply buy/sell taxes; check recent transactions on BscScan.
   • Confirm there’s meaningful liquidity in the pool you’re using.
4. Start small and test:
   • Do a small test swap first to ensure the token is not a honeypot (where sells fail).
   • Adjust slippage only as needed; unusually high slippage can be a red flag.
5. Monitor trade receipts:
   • After swapping, verify balances and transaction logs on BscScan.
   • Watch for abnormal behaviors (e.g., transfers blocking or dramatically different amounts received).

Security and risk checks (plain-English pointers)

• Honeypot risk: If buyers can buy but cannot sell, it’s a honeypot. A small test sell helps detect this.
• High taxes: Excessive buy/sell taxes can drain value. Inspect recent swaps to estimate effective fees.
• Admin controls: Look for functions like trading toggles, blacklist capabilities, or mint controls that could affect holders.
• Liquidity locks: If liquidity is locked, the pool is less likely to be rugged immediately; seek proof via the lock contract or a reputable locker.
• Contract verification: Preferrably interact with contracts that are verified and have publicly viewable code on BscScan.

Research checklist before you ape

• Contract address matches exactly on every platform you use.
• Activity on BscScan looks organic (holders, transfers, distribution).
• If a website or social profile claims to be “official,” it links back to this exact contract.
• Community presence feels legitimate (consistent messaging, transparent team or clear disclaimers).
• You understand the risks of meme tokens: volatility, limited liquidity, and potential for rapid changes.

Helpful resources

• BNB Smart Chain explorer: BscScan token page
• DEX access: PancakeSwap
• Real-time tracking and trading: GMGN.AI MEOW page

This article focuses solely on the MEOW token at the specified BNB Chain contract. As with all meme tokens, do your own research and never risk funds you can’t afford to lose.