When it comes to meme tokens and experimental assets on Solana, the Trust Wallet Token (TWT) stands out for its cross-chain versatility and community-driven use cases. Here’s everything you need to know about TWT on Solana—how it works, how it fits into the Solana ecosystem, and how to trade and store it securely.

What is the Trust Wallet Token (TWT) on Solana?

The Trust Wallet Token (TWT) with the contract address 9DdtnmX9ziRM8LMXmy12dHyZeTFMbSjVfQV63eaCbonk is an SPL token (Solana Program Library token standard) representing TWT—originally native to Binance Smart Chain—bridged to Solana. This token is not to be confused with other tokens named "Trust" on Solana. Always verify the address to ensure you’re interacting with the correct asset.

Key Details:

Token Symbol: TRUST (TWT)
Contract Address: 9DdtnmX9ziRM8LMXmy12dHyZeTFMbSjVfQV63eaCbonk
Token Standard: SPL
Decimals: 8
Total Supply: 10,000,000,000 TWT (on Solana)
Mint/Freeze Authority: Disabled (ensuring fixed supply and greater security)

What Does TWT Do? Utility and Ecosystem Integration

Trust Wallet is a leading decentralized, non-custodial crypto wallet supporting 65+ blockchains and millions of tokens, including Solana. TWT serves as the utility and governance token for the Trust Wallet ecosystem, enabling:

Governance: Holders can vote on important wallet updates and proposed features.
Rewards & Incentives: Earned via trading, referrals, or participation in various DeFi activities.
Staking & Discounts: Some platforms may offer staking opportunities or discounts for using TWT.
Interoperability: Thanks to Solana’s fast, low-cost transactions and TWT’s cross-chain bridge (e.g., via Wormhole), users can interact with DeFi platforms, games, and services across multiple chains.

How TWT Arrived on Solana: Bridging and Security

TWT’s presence on Solana is made possible through cross-chain bridges like Wormhole, which lock up TWT tokens on the originating chain (usually Binance Smart Chain) and mint a 1:1 equivalent SPL token on Solana. The disabled mint and freeze authority adds an extra layer of trust, ensuring no further supply can be minted and reducing the risk of manipulation.

How to Trade TWT on Solana

Trading the TWT SPL token is straightforward on leading decentralized exchanges (DEXs) in the Solana ecosystem. Here’s how to get started:

Check the Contract Address: Always use 9DdtnmX9ziRM8LMXmy12dHyZeTFMbSjVfQV63eaCbonk to avoid interacting with copycat tokens.
Choose a Wallet: Trust Wallet supports SPL tokens and makes it easy to add TWT by using the contract address. Alternatives like Phantom and OKX Wallet are popular among Solana users.
Select a DEX: TWT can be traded on platforms such as Raydium, which offer TWT/SOL trading pairs. For an advanced experience and smart analytics, you can also trade TWT on gmgn.ai, alongside the above exchanges.
Add TWT to Your Wallet: In Trust Wallet, tap “Add Token,” choose Solana as the network, and paste the contract address. You’ll then be able to view and manage your TWT balance.

Market Data and Metrics

While most TWT liquidity and volume remain on BSC-based exchanges (such as Binance), the Solana SPL version is gaining traction, especially as Solana’s DeFi ecosystem expands. Some recent metrics (as of August 2025):

Price: Roughly $1.10 USD for TWT (global, varies per chain)
Market Cap: ~$458 million USD (for TWT across all chains)
24h Trading Volume: About $17 million USD (majority on BSC, but growing on Solana DEXs)
Solana Holders: Use Solscan or Explorer.Solana.com to check the latest on Solana-specific holder stats and activity.

Safety Tips and Avoiding Scams

Verify the Token: Only use official sources and the correct contract address.
Watch for Phishing: Never share your recovery phrase or private keys. If anyone claiming to represent Trust Wallet contacts you directly, ignore or report them.
Understand Volatility: As with all meme and utility tokens, TWT’s price can swing rapidly—especially in the fast-moving Solana ecosystem.

The Trust Token “Game” vs. Trust Wallet Token

There are other SPL tokens named “TRUST” on Solana, including meme/social experiment tokens like the so-called “Trust Game.” If you’re specifically seeking the Trust Wallet Token (TWT), always confirm the contract address.

Why Solana?

Solana is one of the world’s fastest blockchains, using a mix of Proof-of-History and Proof-of-Stake consensus. This means you get ultra-fast confirmation times and minimal transaction costs when trading TWT or interacting with any Solana-based project.

Further Resources and Community

Ready to Explore or Trade?

If you’re curious about TWT’s live stats, trends, or want to start trading, consider checking out platforms like Raydium, Phantom, or gmgn.ai for real-time analytics and trading tools—all within Solana’s vibrant ecosystem.

As always, do your own research, exercise caution, and enjoy exploring the ever-evolving landscape of Solana meme tokens!