Wie hoch ist der aktuelle Preis von BugsCoin?
Der aktuelle Preis von BugsCoin beträgt 0,0005352 € mit einer Veränderung von 1,40 % in den letzten 24 Stunden.
BugsCoin is a BEP-20 utility token on BNB Smart Chain issued for AntTalk, a Korean-language crypto information and simulated trading community. Users earn activity points inside the AntTalk platform that can be converted into BGSC, and the token is also used across a set of related products the project has launched around trading education and competitions.
Despite the name, BugsCoin has nothing to do with software bug bounties or vulnerability reporting. That description circulates in automatically generated coin summaries and is wrong. The "bugs" branding is an insect theme that runs alongside AntTalk, playing on the common Korean shorthand for retail investors.
A direct read of the contract at 0xa4B68D48D7bc6f04420e8077E6F74bdeF809dEa3 returns the name BugsCoin, the symbol BGSC and 18 decimals, on a chain id of 56, confirming BNB Smart Chain.
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The project does not publish a named team or a corporate entity in its whitepaper. The only personal attribution it gives is a founder's YouTube channel, listed among its social links, which indicates a creator-led Korean project rather than an anonymous launch. Independent verification of the individuals behind the token is not possible from primary sources, so this should be treated as an open question rather than answered with a guess.
The token was issued on BNB Smart Chain in 2024 and is documented as version 2.0 of the whitepaper, published in both English and Korean.
One structural detail is worth knowing before reading further. The domain bugscoin.com is not a conventional website. Fetching it returns a small HTML page whose entire body is an iframe pointing at the GitBook whitepaper. The whitepaper is, in effect, the official site.
BGSC is a plain token on an existing chain, so the mechanics that matter are the contract's powers and the ecosystem's reward loop:
Token contract Reading the deployed ABI shows a standard ERC-20 interface plus burn, owner, getOwner, renounceOwnership and transferOwnership. There is no mint entrypoint, which means the supply can never be increased above what was issued at deployment.
Ownership is retained Calling owner() returns a live non-zero address, so ownership has not been renounced. Owner-gated functions remain callable. The contract sits directly at its address with an empty EIP-1967 implementation slot, so it is not upgradeable behind a proxy, which bounds what the owner can do to the functions actually present in the code.
Supply reduction by burning The token was issued with 100,000,000,000 BGSC, and the project's roadmap commits to recurring quarterly burns. A live read of totalSupply on September 12, 2026 returned well under a fifth of that original issuance, so the burn program is not theoretical. Because burn() lowers totalSupply permanently and no mint exists, the number can only fall over time.
Earn-and-convert loop Activity on AntTalk generates points that convert into BGSC, which is the main channel by which tokens reach ordinary users rather than being bought on an exchange.
The project lists a cluster of properties around the token:
Within the documented design, BGSC is used as the reward and settlement unit of the AntTalk ecosystem: converting earned points, taking part in competitions and campaigns, and paying for or accessing services across the connected products. The whitepaper's own disclaimer is explicit that BGSC is a utility token rather than an investment instrument, and states it is not intended to represent shares, securities or any guaranteed return.
Notably, the whitepaper does not publish a token allocation table, a detailed emission schedule or a treasury breakdown. Those details are directed to the vesting and monitoring portals instead of being fixed in the document, which is a real gap for anyone assessing distribution.
Its distinguishing feature is distribution through an activity platform rather than through a sale-first model: the community product came with the token, and points earned by participating are the intended on-ramp. The second is the scale of its burn program, which has removed the large majority of the original issuance from the contract, a much more aggressive approach than most utility tokens take.
The project also points to a third-party smart contract audit by CertiK and keeps its contract source public on the chain explorer.
Compared with exchange or wallet tokens on BNB Smart Chain, BGSC is tied to a content and education community rather than to fee discounts on a venue. Compared with reward tokens that mint continuously to fund emissions, BGSC runs the opposite way: no mint function exists at all, and supply policy is expressed entirely through burns. It has no chain of its own and inherits BNB Smart Chain's validator set, fees and finality wholesale.
Settlement security comes from BNB Smart Chain's validator set, not from BugsCoin. At the token level, the relevant controls are the ones the contract exposes: no mint, a public burn, a retained owner key and no proxy upgrade path. The project cites a CertiK audit and publishes its verified source, which allows anyone to review the code rather than rely on the claim.
BugsCoin is a clear example of a community-first token distribution model built around an education and simulated trading platform, and of a supply policy that leans entirely on burning rather than issuance. It is also a useful reminder that third-party descriptions of smaller tokens can be confidently wrong about the basics, and that reading the project's own documents and its contract is the only reliable check.
BGSC trades on BNB Smart Chain decentralized exchanges, where liquidity pools hold the BEP-20 token directly. Buying there requires a BNB Smart Chain wallet, BNB for gas, and the exact contract address.
A check of public trading pair APIs in September 2026 found active BGSC spot markets on Gate and Bitget. Availability changes, so check the venue's asset page and confirm that the deposit network is BNB Smart Chain and that the contract matches 0xa4B68D48D7bc6f04420e8077E6F74bdeF809dEa3 before sending funds.
Confirm the BEP-20 network on both sides of any transfer. Sending BGSC over a different network is the most common way holders lose tokens permanently.
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Lies den kompletten Paper-Trading-LeitfadenDer aktuelle Preis von BugsCoin beträgt 0,0005352 € mit einer Veränderung von 1,40 % in den letzten 24 Stunden.
Das tägliche Handelsvolumen beträgt 35.651,67 € was einer Veränderung von 72,76 % in den letzten 24 Stunden entspricht.
Die Marktkapitalisierung von BugsCoin beträgt 4.988.495 €, weltweit auf Platz #748.
Die vollständig verwässerte Bewertung (FDV) von BugsCoin beträgt 53.515.183 €, basierend auf einem maximalen Angebot von 100.000.000.000 BGSC.
Im Umlauf: 9.321.643.825. Gesamt: 12.984.132.564. Maximal: 100.000.000.000.
In den letzten 24 Stunden wurde BugsCoin zwischen einem Tief von 0,0005165 € und einem Hoch von 0,000541 € gehandelt.
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