TL;DR

• We found no verified token named “SCI6900” at 0x9edcb93ecbe489d1ff2e4b9a4370d32309474444 on BNB Chain as of Oct 10, 2025. A direct lookup on BscScan returned no valid token contract.
• Possible reasons: wrong address, wrong chain, just-deployed/unindexed contract, or private/test deployment.
• Don’t trade or approve permissions until you independently verify the contract. Use the checklist below to confirm legitimacy and reduce risk.
• If SCI6900 later becomes tradable, you can monitor liquidity and activity on platforms like GMGN.AI and swap on PancakeSwap. Proceed carefully.

What we checked

• BscScan address search: The contract 0x9edcb93ecbe489d1ff2e4b9a4370d32309474444 did not resolve to a public token contract on BscScan.
• Web search: No authoritative references tied this exact address to a BNB Chain token named SCI6900.
• Similar name on another chain: We noticed “MSCI6900” exists on Solana (different chain and address), see coverage such as this listing. This is unrelated to the BNB Chain address above.

What this means for traders right now

• Without a verifiable BSC token contract, you cannot reliably trade SCI6900 on BNB Chain.
• Any links or screenshots prompting you to buy SCI6900 on BSC should be treated as unverified until the contract is confirmed on-chain.
• If a contract later appears, you still need to run safety checks before interacting.

How to verify any new meme token on BNB Chain (simple checklist)

1. Confirm chain and address

   • Make sure it’s actually on BNB Chain (BSC) and that the address exactly matches what the project posts across official channels.
   • Search the address on BscScan. A valid token page should show the token name/symbol, total supply, holders, transfers, and contract code.

2. Check contract status

   • Is the source code verified on BscScan? Verified code improves transparency.
   • Look for proxies. Proxy patterns can be legitimate but allow upgrades; understand who controls upgrades and what can change.

3. Holders and distribution

   • Review the top holders. Extremely concentrated ownership (e.g., 70%+ in a single wallet) is a red flag unless explained (like LP or vesting).
   • Check whether the deployer still holds a large, freely transferable supply.

4. Liquidity and LP safety

   • If trading on PancakeSwap, confirm there is actual liquidity pooled with BNB or a stablecoin.
   • Look for LP lock details (time-locked LP tokens) or renounced ownership of LP. Unlocked LP can be pulled.

5. Taxes, trading limits, and honeypot behaviors

   • Review functions or tokenomics that set buy/sell tax, max wallet, max transaction, or blacklist.
   • Test with a small swap to confirm you can also sell (honeypot tests). Consider using reputable risk scanners in addition to manual checks.

6. Cross-verify official links

   • Website, X/Twitter, Telegram, and docs should all post the same contract address.
   • Be cautious with screenshot-only announcements—always verify the address in text on official channels.

7. Ongoing monitoring

   • Track new holders, unusual transfers, and contract events after launch.
   • Use alerts for large buys/sells or liquidity changes.

Common reasons a token doesn’t appear on BscScan

• Wrong chain or ticker confusion (e.g., a similarly named token on Solana instead of BSC).
• The contract is newly deployed and not yet indexed.
• It’s a private/test deployment without public metadata.
• The shared address is simply incorrect (typo or a fake address).

If/when SCI6900 becomes tradable

• Research and monitoring
  • Check live activity, price, and liquidity on GMGN.AI.
  • Review the token’s BscScan page once it exists for holders, transfers, and contract verification.
• Trading
  • If liquidity goes live on BSC, you can attempt swaps on PancakeSwap. Start with a small test trade and confirm that selling works.
• Risk management
  • Avoid granting unlimited approvals. Revoke allowances after testing if you don’t plan to hold.
  • Use sensible slippage; high slippage can mask predatory taxes or sandwich attacks.

Quick safety reminders

• Never rush based on FOMO, countdowns, or “stealth launch” hype.
• Don’t trust a ticker or logo alone. The only source of truth is the contract address on the correct chain.
• If something feels off (unverified code, opaque team, inconsistent links, aggressive taxes), stand down.

Bottom line

As of Oct 10, 2025, we cannot verify a BNB Chain token named SCI6900 at 0x9edcb93ecbe489d1ff2e4b9a4370d32309474444. It may surface later, or the provided details may be inaccurate. Keep this guide handy to verify any new meme token before you trade, and if SCI6900 launches on BSC in the future, monitor it on GMGN.AI and execute caution-first swaps on PancakeSwap.