Shiro Neko (SHIRO) is an Ethereum-based memecoin built around a playful “white cat” narrative and community-first positioning. If you’ve seen conflicting references to SHIRO on BNB Chain, that’s a different token with a different contract. The SHIRO covered here is the ERC‑20 at 0xb0ac2b5a73da0e67a8e5489ba922b3f8d582e058.

Quick facts

• Token: Shiro Neko (SHIRO), ERC‑20 on Ethereum
• Contract: 0xb0ac2b5a73da0e67a8e5489ba922b3f8d582e058
• Total supply: 1,000,000,000,000,000 SHIRO (1 quadrillion)
• Circulating supply: reported around 767–770 trillion (varies by source)
• Launch window: 2024 (listings emerged around early December 2024)
• Trading venues: CEXs like Gate, MEXC, BitMart; DEXs like Uniswap (WETH pairs)

What is Shiro Neko?

Shiro Neko means “White Cat” in Japanese. The project leans into the memecoin playbook—community, accessibility, and viral storytelling—sometimes framed as being “mentored by the legendary Shiba Inu.” The team highlights decentralization moves like LP burn and contract renouncement as trust signals.

• LP burn: The project destroys some or all of the liquidity provider (LP) tokens so the liquidity can’t be withdrawn by a central party later.
• Contract renouncement: Ownership of the token contract is relinquished, reducing centralized control over settings.

Official site: shironeko.gg

Tokenomics at a glance

• Supply: 1 quadrillion SHIRO maximum and total supply
• Circulating: approximately 767–770T, with a sizable amount reportedly burned
• Burns: Tokens sent to a burn (dead) address do not circulate
• Taxes: No explicit buy/sell tax for the Ethereum SHIRO is indicated in the available sources
• Concentration: Estimates suggest the top 10 wallets hold ~79.5% and the top 100 ~94.4% (a common risk profile for new/viral memecoins)

Note: Don’t confuse this ERC‑20 SHIRO with similarly named tokens on BNB Chain that have different contracts and, in some cases, explicit transaction taxes.

Market performance and liquidity

Price and volume figures vary across trackers and over time (as memecoins are highly volatile). Recent snapshots put SHIRO’s market cap in the mid-single-digit millions (USD), with day-to-day volume ranging from thousands to tens of thousands of dollars depending on venue and time.

• Price range (recent snapshots): roughly in the millionths of a cent (6–8 decimal places)
• 24h volume (varies by source): low-thousands to mid-five-figures USD
• Liquidity on Ethereum: a few hundred thousand USD across pools, primarily on Uniswap V2/V3

Because different trackers compute circulating supply and liquidity differently, expect discrepancies. For live data, check Etherscan, CoinGecko, and DEX trackers.

Where to trade SHIRO

You can trade SHIRO on both centralized and decentralized venues. Always verify you’re interacting with the correct Ethereum contract: 0xb0ac2b5a73da0e67a8e5489ba922b3f8d582e058.

• Centralized exchanges:

  • Gate
  • MEXC
  • BitMart
  • Additional listings have appeared on platforms like XT.COM, LBank, KCEX, and BitKan

• Decentralized exchanges (Ethereum):

  • Uniswap (commonly traded against WETH)

• Pro trading dashboard for memecoins:

  • GMGN.ai — SHIRO page

Tip: On DEX, always paste the full token address to avoid lookalike contracts.

Security, audits, and contract status

• Contract: Verified ERC‑20 on Etherscan (Solidity v0.8.28, MIT license)
• Ownership/LP: The project cites LP burn and contract renouncement as decentralization steps
• Audits: A specific third‑party audit for this exact Ethereum contract is not prominently referenced in public sources. Beware of audits for similarly named tokens on other chains—they are not transferable assurances.

As always, verify contract status (ownership, blacklists, pausable functions) directly on Etherscan before trading.

Community and social footprint

• Website: shironeko.gg
• Twitter/X: @shiro_community
• Telegram: Shiro Community

SHIRO is tracked on major aggregators, with thousands of watchlists and a generally bullish-leaning sentiment at times—though sentiment can swing quickly in memecoin markets.

Important chain clarification

• Ethereum SHIRO (this article): 0xb0ac2b5a73da0e67a8e5489ba922b3f8d582e058
• BNB Chain “SHIRO”: Multiple unrelated contracts exist on BSC, including 0x90f0A236c81F6C9c5CDC904341bb0B38F2CBB881. These are separate tokens and should not be conflated with the Ethereum SHIRO.

If you see references to 4% buy/sell taxes, that applies to a different SHIRO on BNB Chain—not the ERC‑20 at the Ethereum address above.

Key risks to consider

• Concentrated holdings: A high percentage of supply held by top wallets can amplify volatility and manipulation risk.
• Liquidity depth: Liquidity is modest; large orders can move price significantly.
• Narrative-driven: As a memecoin, price action depends heavily on community momentum and market cycles, not fundamental utility.
• Audit gaps: Lack of a widely cited independent audit for this specific contract means you should scrutinize the code and live settings yourself.

None of this is financial advice. Only risk what you can afford to lose.

DYOR checklist

• Confirm the token address on Etherscan before buying.
• Review holders and top-wallet concentration on Etherscan.
• Check live liquidity and recent volume on Uniswap and DEX trackers.
• Monitor social channels for updates and potential catalysts.
• Use trading dashboards and scanners to evaluate taxes, honeypot checks, and recent contract interactions.

Useful links

• Website: shironeko.gg
• Etherscan: SHIRO contract
• CoinGecko: Shiro Neko
• Uniswap (DEX): app.uniswap.org
• Trading dashboard: GMGN.ai — SHIRO
• Twitter/X: @shiro_community
• Telegram: Shiro Community