What is the current price of BNB Attestation Service?
The current price of BNB Attestation Service is $0.02418 with a 7.62% change in the last 24 hours.
BNB Attestation Service is an attestation layer for the BNB ecosystem. In the project's own definition, an attestation is a statement plus proof of that statement, structured by a schema so any third party can verify it. Anyone can define a schema and issue attestations against it, either on chain where they are public, or off chain in BNB Greenfield where the subject controls access. The stated goal is to make data provably authentic and let users own attestations made about them. BAS is the network's token on BNB Smart Chain, with a maximum supply of ten billion.
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The team behind BAS is not publicly identified in official documentation. The GitHub organization publishes contracts, SDKs and docs without naming maintainers, and the website carries partner endorsements rather than founder profiles. Its own materials do show scale: the site states more than forty million attestations across more than two and a half million addresses, with over a hundred integrations including DoraHacks, Aspecta, zkPass and PADO. The token came later than the service, distributed through a launch on Binance Wallet.
Everything begins with a schema, which defines the data format for a class of attestation and optionally points at a resolver contract. Each schema carries a unique identifier, a creator address, the registering transaction and an ABI encoded field description, and the docs encourage small modular schemas. Attestations go either on chain, to BNB Smart Chain or opBNB, where they are public and readable by contracts, or off chain into Greenfield, where the subject holds ownership and controls access. They can be issued as revocable, so the attestor can later mark them invalid.
The public developer documentation describes the attestation protocol without defining token mechanics, so the honest statement is that BAS token utility is not specified in the technical docs. Project communications and exchange research notes describe BAS as the network's utility token, used for service fees and incentives, with staking discussed as a way to align issuers, but those descriptions are not consolidated into a published specification. Anyone assessing the token should seek a formal tokenomics document rather than secondary summaries, which vary.
Most systems force a choice between publishing a claim on chain or keeping it outside the system entirely. BAS adds a third option, storing the attestation in Greenfield under the subject's ownership with programmable access control, which makes it feasible to attest to sensitive data without publishing it.
Identity projects usually pick a lane: proof of personhood, naming, or one credential type. BAS is deliberately unopinionated, standardizing the container and the verification path while letting applications define what is attested. Its closest comparison is the Ethereum attestation service pattern, plus Greenfield backed storage.
Attestations inherit the security of the chain they are written to, while off chain attestations depend on Greenfield's storage and permission model. The integrity of a schema depends on its resolver: an unrestricted schema accepts anything, while a resolver verifying issuer eligibility makes attestations under it meaningful. Contracts and SDKs are published openly for review.
An attestation is only as trustworthy as its issuer, since the system verifies that a statement was made and by whom, not that it is true, so applications must decide which issuers to trust and unrestricted schemas can fill with meaningless claims. Off chain attestations add dependencies on Greenfield availability and permission settings. The gap between well documented protocol mechanics and thinly documented token mechanics is itself a risk, and the project is tied closely to one ecosystem. Usage figures above come from the project's own site.
Blockchains verify transactions well and verify claims about the outside world poorly, and that gap blocks applications from undercollateralized lending to credential gated access. An attestation layer that is neutral about content, keeps sensitive data under the subject's control and is readable by contracts is a reasonable answer.
BAS is a token on BNB Smart Chain at 0x0f0df6cb17ee5e883eddfef9153fc6036bdb4e37, first distributed through a launch on Binance Wallet. It is listed on several centralized exchanges and trades on BNB Chain decentralized exchanges from a self custodied wallet. Verify the contract address on a block explorer, since a short ticker is easily imitated.
Any wallet supporting BEP-20 tokens on BNB Smart Chain can hold BAS, with a hardware wallet appropriate for long term holdings. Because staking and fee mechanics are not fully documented, treat any offer to stake or lock BAS with care.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of BNB Attestation Service is $0.02418 with a 7.62% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $89,803.31 representing a 125.22% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of BNB Attestation Service is $60,450,008, ranking #284 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of BNB Attestation Service is $241,800,034, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 10,000,000,000 BAS is in circulation.
Circulating: 2,500,000,000. Total: 10,000,000,000. Max: 10,000,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, BNB Attestation Service traded between a low of $0.02242 and a high of $0.02476.
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