What is the current price of Milady Meme Coin?
The current price of Milady Meme Coin is $0.000000005897 with a 3.05% change in the last 24 hours.
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Milady Meme Coin is an Ethereum memecoin that takes its name and imagery from the Milady Maker NFT collection. It is a plain ERC-20 token with no protocol, no revenue and no stated roadmap, and the project says so itself: its own site describes the coin as having "no intrinsic value or expectation of financial return" and being "for entertainment purposes only".
This page describes exactly one token: the ERC-20 at 0x12970E6868f88f6557B76120662c1B3E50A646bf on Ethereum mainnet. A direct contract read on September 12, 2026 returned name "Milady", symbol "LADYS", 18 decimals, and a totalSupply of exactly 888,000,888,000,888 LADYS. Many tokens use Milady branding across several chains, so the address is the only reliable identifier.
Critically, and this page returns to it below, the project site states the contract is renounced. As of the September 12, 2026 read, it is not.
Official sources:
The contract was created on May 7, 2023 at 10:54:47 UTC in Ethereum block 17,208,204, by the address 0xcAD522A8F2D3A99d97D5F26f465E217E6842B70C. The project describes itself as community-driven with no formal team, and no founder identity has been verifiably disclosed. Per its own description, distribution was 94 percent to a liquidity pool, 1 percent airdropped to PEPE token and Milady NFT holders during May 2023, and 5 percent held in a multi-signature wallet for listings, bridges and liquidity.
The relationship to the underlying NFT collection is the part most often misreported. Milady Maker was created by the Remilia collective in August 2021, and LADYS is not a Remilia product. The project's own site is explicit: "$LADYS coin has no association with Charlotte Fang or her creation Milady Maker. This token is simply paying homage to a NFT collection we all love and recognize." Treat any claim that LADYS is the official Milady token as false.
The contract is a verified, non-upgradeable ERC-20. There is no proxy and no implementation slot, so the code that is deployed is the code that runs. Beyond the standard transfer and allowance interface, the bytecode exposes functions that materially change the token's trust profile:
Ownership is live, not renounced.
owner() returns 0xcAD522A8F2D3A99d97D5F26f465E217E6842B70C, the same address that deployed the contract. The contract does implement renounceOwnership and transferOwnership, but neither has been used to drop control. The "contract renounced" claim on the project site does not match the chain.
There is an owner-controlled blacklist.
The contract implements blacklist(address,bool) and a blacklists(address) view. An address placed on that list can be prevented from transacting in the token. This is an owner power, and it does not depend on any other switch being enabled.
There is an owner-controlled trading rule.
The contract implements setRule(bool,address,uint256,uint256) alongside limited(), uniswapV2Pair(), maxHoldingAmount() and minHoldingAmount(). This is the well-known template that lets an owner cap or floor how much a buyer can hold when buying from a designated pool. Read live on September 12, 2026, limited() returned false and all three of the related values returned zero, so the holding-limit rule is currently inactive. It can be re-enabled by the owner at any time.
A burn function exists but has never reduced supply.
The bytecode includes burn(uint256). Despite that, totalSupply still equals the original mint exactly, so no net supply reduction has ever occurred. A balance of roughly 8.79 trillion LADYS, about 0.99 percent of supply, sits at the conventional dead address 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD. Those tokens are unreachable, but sending tokens to a dead address is a transfer, not a burn, and totalSupply is unchanged by it.
There is no mint entrypoint, so supply cannot be increased.
0x3b60FF35D3f7F62d636b067dD0dC0dFdAd670E4E, which also reports name "Milady" and symbol "LADYS" but carries its own distinct supply on that network.None is claimed, and none exists. LADYS confers no governance rights, no staking rewards, no fee share and no access to anything, and the project states plainly that the coin is useless and has no roadmap. In practice it can be held, transferred, traded and supplied as one side of a liquidity pool, like any ERC-20. Anything beyond that offered under the LADYS name comes from third parties, not from the token contract.
Its distinguishing feature is the strength of the cultural reference rather than the token design. Milady Maker is one of the most recognizable NFT collections of the 2021 cycle, and LADYS arrived in May 2023 during a period of intense memecoin activity, benefiting from mainstream attention directed at the Milady aesthetic. The token design itself is the opposite of unique: it uses the widely reused setRule template with an owner-held blacklist. What is notable is the gap between the marketing and the code.
Against fully renounced memecoins, LADYS retains an active owner key. That is the single most important difference, and it is the opposite of what the project's own page states. An owner who can blacklist addresses and re-enable holding limits is a live counterparty, not an inert contract.
Against the tax-bearing memecoin category, LADYS takes no fee on transfers, and the project confirms zero taxes, so slippage comes from pool depth alone. And against memecoins derived from comic characters, LADYS draws from an NFT collection with an existing on-chain holder base, which gave the airdrop a natural target audience at launch.
The token has no security model of its own. It inherits Ethereum's proof-of-stake consensus and settlement for transfer integrity, and everything else depends on contract permissions and market structure.
On the contract side, the positives are real: the source is verified, there is no proxy, supply cannot be inflated and transfers carry no fee. The negative is equally real: an owner key retains blacklist and rule-setting powers, and that key is a single point of failure. If it were lost, stolen or misused, transfer behavior could change for specific addresses without any code change.
On the market side, the project describes liquidity pool tokens as burned. That claim should be verified independently against the relevant LP token contract rather than taken from a marketing page, particularly given that the renounce claim on the same page does not hold.
totalSupply has never decreased.Beyond its cultural reach, LADYS is a clear case study in why a project's own description is not evidence. Several claims on its front page can be checked directly against the chain in under a minute, and one of them, the renounce, does not survive the check. The routine used here is worth repeating on any memecoin: read owner(), scan the function selectors for blacklist, rule, mint and fee entrypoints, and compare totalSupply against both the stated supply and any claimed burns.
LADYS trades primarily on Ethereum decentralized exchanges through automated market maker pools, reachable with any self-custody wallet and a DEX front end or aggregator. Confirm the contract address in the token selector before swapping, because aggregators list many tokens with the Milady name.
LADYS has been listed on a number of international centralized exchanges since 2023. Availability, supported networks and pairs differ by venue and jurisdiction, so check the exchange's own asset page and confirm the deposit contract address matches the Ethereum contract above before sending funds.
LADYS is a standard ERC-20, so any Ethereum-compatible wallet can hold it, and any Arbitrum-compatible wallet can hold the Arbitrum version. Software wallets such as MetaMask or Rabby suit active trading; for larger balances, a Ledger or Trezor behind them keeps the signing key off the internet. Add the token by contract address rather than by searching the ticker.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Milady Meme Coin is $0.000000005897 with a 3.05% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $10,992.25 representing a 1.23% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Milady Meme Coin is $5,236,164, ranking #746 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Milady Meme Coin is $5,236,164, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 888,000,888,000,888 LADYS is in circulation.
Circulating: 888,000,888,000,888. Total: 888,000,888,000,888. Max: 888,000,888,000,888.
In the last 24 hours, Milady Meme Coin traded between a low of $0.000000005755 and a high of $0.000000006188.
LADYS/USDTTether USDT0.000000005897 USDT
