What is the current price of EGL1?
The current price of EGL1 is $0.01128 with a 0.81% change in the last 24 hours.
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EGL1 is a community meme token on BNB Smart Chain, issued as a standard BEP-20 (ERC-20 compatible) contract. It is not a blockchain, a Layer 2, or a DeFi protocol. It is a single token contract with a bald eagle and "America first" meme identity attached to it, traded mainly on PancakeSwap against USD1, the World Liberty Financial dollar stablecoin.
This page describes the contract at 0xf4B385849f2e817E92bffBfB9AEb48F950Ff4444 on BNB Smart Chain, which is the address published by the project's own site. Reading that contract directly settles most of what can be said about the token: it reports the name and symbol EGL1, 18 decimals, and a total supply of exactly 1,000,000,000 tokens.
Official sources:
EGL1 has no publicly identified founder, company, or core team. Reporting and exchange listing pages place its launch in early June 2025, which is consistent with the on-chain record: the PancakeSwap EGL1/USD1 pool was created on June 4, 2025. The project's own website links out to four.meme, the BNB Chain memecoin launchpad, which matches the common distribution pattern for tokens of this type.
There is no whitepaper, no published roadmap in text form, and no documentation site. The official page at eagles.land is a client-rendered single-page app built almost entirely from artwork. The only machine-readable content in it is the contract address, a swap link, and links to the project's Telegram and X accounts. Anyone researching EGL1 should treat the absence of documentation as a fact about the project rather than as something waiting to be found elsewhere.
EGL1 works the way a plain ERC-20 token works. Balances live in the contract's storage, transfers move them, and nothing else happens automatically. Verified by reading the deployed bytecode:
There is no mint function. The standard mint selector is absent from the contract's function dispatch table, so no address can create new EGL1.
There is no burn function. None of the usual burn entrypoints are present. Supply cannot be reduced by the contract itself.
Ownership is renounced. The owner lookup returns the zero address, so the administrative functions inherited from the ownable pattern can no longer be called by anyone.
It is not upgradeable. The EIP-1967 implementation storage slot is empty, so the code that runs today is the code that will run tomorrow.
There is no transfer tax, pause switch, blocklist, or role system in the contract's external surface.
This is worth stating plainly because marketing around meme tokens often claims periodic burns. Transfers to a dead address do not reduce total supply. EGL1 does have a meaningful balance parked at the conventional dead address, but the contract's reported total supply is still exactly the 1,000,000,000 tokens created at deployment. Those tokens are out of reach, not destroyed.
The full EGL1 stack is short:
There is no staking contract, no governance module, no treasury contract, and no separate protocol that EGL1 gates access to.
EGL1 has no on-chain utility beyond being transferable. It does not pay fees, secure a network, grant voting rights, or unlock a product. Its only documented function is participation in a community and speculation on that community's growth. Readers evaluating it should judge it on those terms rather than looking for a mechanism the contract does not contain.
Two things separate EGL1 from the large field of BNB Chain meme tokens. The first is its quote asset. Its main pool is denominated in USD1, the stablecoin issued by World Liberty Financial, which ties day-to-day trading to that asset's liquidity rather than to BNB. The second is how little discretionary power the contract leaves anyone. A renounced owner, no mint path, no upgrade path, and no tax logic is a stricter configuration than many meme tokens ship with, and it is verifiable in a few seconds on a block explorer.
Compared with other meme assets:
Practical uses are limited to:
EGL1 inherits its security from BNB Smart Chain's validator set and consensus, not from anything the token does. At the contract level, safety comes from what is missing rather than from what is implemented: no privileged minting, no upgrade proxy, no pause authority. The contract follows a widely used open-source ERC-20 and ownable template, which is a well-understood codebase.
There is no published third-party audit of this specific deployment. A contract this plain does not strictly need one, but it also means no independent party has attested to it. Verify the address yourself before any transaction. Several unrelated tokens using the EGL1 ticker exist on BNB Smart Chain and on Solana, and ticker collisions are the single most common way holders of meme assets lose funds.
EGL1 is a clean example of a category rather than a technical milestone. It shows how BNB Chain meme launches in 2025 increasingly paired with USD1 liquidity and launchpad distribution instead of the older BNB-paired model, and it is a useful case study in reading a token contract before believing a narrative about it. For most readers the value of this page is the method: check the mint authority, check the upgrade slot, check the owner, and check whether a claimed burn actually moved the supply.
EGL1 trades on decentralized pools on BNB Smart Chain, principally on PancakeSwap, and on a number of centralized venues that have listed it. Availability, pairs, and deposit or withdrawal support differ by exchange and by jurisdiction.
EGL1 has appeared on mid-tier centralized exchanges including:
Listings for meme assets change often. Confirm current support on the exchange itself before depositing.
After purchase, EGL1 can be held:
Always confirm you are on BNB Smart Chain and that the token contract address matches the official one before sending funds. Importing a token by symbol alone is unsafe.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of EGL1 is $0.01128 with a 0.81% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $497,909 representing a 5.81% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of EGL1 is $10,802,782, ranking #647 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of EGL1 is $11,280,849, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 EGL1 is in circulation.
Circulating: 957,621,338. Total: 1,000,000,000. Max: 1,000,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, EGL1 traded between a low of $0.0112 and a high of $0.0114.
EGL1/USDTTether USDT0.01128 USDT
