TL;DR

• The token often referenced as “WTF” (aka “Meme Games WTF”) is associated with BNB Chain address 0x5ef94d6fc090227904771d7c6e90cc8f95f27047 in some sources, but a direct lookup on BscScan does not clearly confirm a live, recognized BEP-20 token at this address.
• Other “WTF” tokens exist on different chains (e.g., TON or Ethereum), which can cause confusion.
• Some listings mention trading on Solana DEXs like Meteora and Raydium—these are Solana venues, not BNB Chain—so double-check the chain and address before you trade.
• If you choose to explore WTF, verify the contract on BscScan, confirm real liquidity on a BNB DEX (like PancakeSwap), and start with tiny test trades. You can also track activity and risk flags via specialized tools.

What we know (and what doesn’t add up)

• Claimed identity: “Meme Games WTF” with symbol WTF on BNB Chain (BEP-20).
• Claimed contract: 0x5ef94d6fc090227904771d7c6e90cc8f95f27047.
• Explorer reality check: A direct search for the address on BscScan did not produce a straightforward, verified BEP-20 token profile with typical metadata (name, symbol, holders, decimals). That’s a red flag.
• Cross-chain confusion:
  • Some sources point to a CoinGecko page for “Meme Games WTF” and mention trading on Meteora and Raydium. Both are Solana DEXs, not BNB Chain.
  • There are also unrelated “WTF” tokens on Ethereum and TON. Different chains, different contracts, different assets.

Bottom line: Multiple “WTF” tickers exist. The specific BNB contract here lacks clean, verifiable on-chain evidence via BscScan. Treat it as unverified until you confirm otherwise.

Quick refresher: BNB Chain basics

BNB Chain is a popular EVM-compatible network used for smart contracts and low-fee trading. It includes BNB Beacon Chain (governance) and BNB Smart Chain (EVM). Learn more at BNB Chain and this BSC beginner’s guide.

Verification checklist before you touch the token

Use this step-by-step list to validate any “WTF” you find:

• Contract address
  • Paste 0x5ef94d6fc090227904771d7c6e90cc8f95f27047 into BscScan.
  • Look for a Token Tracker page that shows:
    • Name and symbol (WTF).
    • Decimals.
    • Total supply.
    • Verified contract source code (a “green check” on BscScan).
    • Holder distribution (avoid extreme concentration in a few wallets).
• Liquidity and pairs
  • On BNB Chain, real trading typically happens on PancakeSwap.
  • Check if there is an active liquidity pool (WTF/BNB, WTF/BUSD, etc.) with meaningful TVL and consistent volume (not just wash trading).
• Trading activity
  • Look for consistent swaps over several days, not just a single spike.
  • Verify that buys and sells both succeed; repeated failed sells can hint at honeypots or excessive taxes.
• Social and dev footprint
  • Official links (website, X/Twitter, Telegram, GitHub).
  • Clear, signed announcements that match the on-chain contract address.
  • Reasonable roadmap and transparency about tokenomics (buy/sell taxes, liquidity locks, vesting).
• Cross-chain sanity check
  • If a page claims trading on Solana venues like Raydium or Meteora, that’s a different chain. Ensure the contract and the chain match your wallet network.

If any box fails, proceed with extreme caution or avoid entirely.

Where people look to trade (and what to watch out for)

Because sources mention multiple venues, here’s how to frame it:

• BNB Chain DEX option
  • PancakeSwap is the primary BNB Chain DEX. If WTF truly lives on BNB Chain, you should find a live pair and liquidity here.
• Solana DEX mentions
  • Meteora and Raydium are Solana-only. If a “WTF” token is active there, it’s not the same asset as a BEP-20 token on BNB Chain.
• Multi-chain token trackers and trading dashboards
  • You can explore pricing, on-chain activity, and risk checks on specialized platforms, including the dedicated token page here: https://gmgn.ai/eth/token/fV1R5sZ5_0x5ef94d6fc090227904771d7c6e90cc8f95f27047

Important: Always confirm that the chain in your wallet matches the chain of the DEX you’re using. Don’t bridge or swap unless you’ve confirmed the correct contract on the correct network.

Safer trading workflow (if you still want to test)

• Use a fresh wallet
  • Create a new wallet just for testing new or unverified tokens. Fund it with only what you can afford to lose.
• Start small
  • Do a tiny “test buy” and verify you can also “test sell.” This helps detect honeypots or extreme sell taxes.
• Slippage and taxes
  • Many meme tokens have buy/sell taxes. Set reasonable slippage and watch the effective price you receive.
• Verify the pair address
  • On PancakeSwap, confirm the exact token contract in the pair before trading. Don’t rely on token names or logos.
• Monitor the pool
  • Watch liquidity changes. Sudden liquidity removals can precede rug pulls.

How we’d categorize WTF today

• Status: Unverified on BNB Chain for the specific address 0x5ef94d6fc090227904771d7c6e90cc8f95f27047 due to lack of a clear BscScan token profile and chain inconsistencies across sources.
• Risk: High. Multiple “WTF” tokens across chains + unclear liquidity + explorer mismatch.
• Recommendation: Do not proceed without fully completing the verification checklist above. If you can’t reliably confirm a BNB Chain token tracker, verified code, and real liquidity on PancakeSwap, consider passing.

Useful links

• BNB Chain: https://www.bnbchain.org/
• BscScan (Explorer): https://bscscan.com/
• PancakeSwap (BNB Chain DEX): https://pancakeswap.finance/
• Raydium (Solana DEX): https://raydium.io/
• Meteora (Solana DEX): https://www.meteora.ag/
• Claimed “Meme Games WTF” info: https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/meme-games-wtf/usd
• Multi-chain token tracking page for this address: https://gmgn.ai/eth/token/fV1R5sZ5_0x5ef94d6fc090227904771d7c6e90cc8f95f27047

Bottom line

There’s too much noise around the “WTF” ticker to assume any single contract is legit—especially this BNB Chain address. If you’re determined to explore it, verify everything on-chain, confirm actual BNB Chain liquidity on PancakeSwap, and keep your exposure tiny. When in doubt, skip it.