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The current price of Tutorial is $0.01913 with a 4.24% change in the last 24 hours.
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Tutorial is a memecoin on BNB Smart Chain that began as a throwaway demonstration token in a developer's video tutorial about how to launch a token, and then took on a life of its own. The contract this page describes is 0xCAAE2A2F939F51d97CdFa9A86e79e3F085b799f3, a BEP-20 token with 18 decimals and a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 units. That address is the one published on the project's own site and the one used by the exchanges that list TUT.
The name and ticker are extremely generic, and unrelated tokens use the word "tutorial" or the symbol TUT. The contract address above, on BNB Smart Chain, is the only reliable identifier.
Official sources:
The project's own account is that a developer recorded the first tutorial for BNB Chain on how to launch a token, created TUT as the demonstration asset on testnet, and later redeployed it on mainnet as a meme. The mainnet token was created on the four.meme launchpad on 6 February 2025 at 20:14 UTC according to that platform's own record, from the deployer address 0x853db6381533d9cb63663e1587f925dd17a523cc.
It cleared the bonding curve quickly. The first PancakeSwap pair for TUT was created on 8 February 2025 at 17:01 UTC, a little under two days after launch. Beyond its social accounts, the team is not publicly identified.
A four.meme bonding curve launch Tutorial was created through four.meme, the BNB Chain memecoin launchpad. The platform's record shows 800,000,000 of the 1,000,000,000 supply offered along the bonding curve, with the remainder paired into liquidity once the curve completed and trading moved to PancakeSwap.
A plain token contract with no admin
Reading the deployed bytecode directly shows what the contract can and cannot do. Ownership has been renounced: owner() returns the zero address, so every owner-gated code path is permanently unreachable. The bytecode contains no mint function, no burn function, no pause function and no blacklist function. Supply therefore cannot be increased, no party can freeze a holder, and there is no admin-controlled tax switch.
Burns are transfers, not supply reduction
Because the contract exposes no burn entrypoint, any "burn" means tokens sent to the 0x...dead address. A substantial balance does sit there, which removes those tokens from practical circulation, but the contract's totalSupply is unchanged by it. Treat burn claims accordingly.
One further finding is worth recording: the deployed bytecode of this contract is byte for byte identical to the bytecode of CZ's Dog (BROCCOLI) on the same chain. Both are the same standard four.meme template, which is why the same conclusions about mint, burn and ownership apply to both.
TUT is first and foremost a memecoin. Its price and its community are driven by attention rather than protocol revenue, and nothing in the token contract entitles a holder to anything.
What the project claims, and what can be confirmed as live at the time of writing, is that two applications exist and are reachable: an AI study product and a Web3 learning platform whose own description references TUT token rewards. The published roadmap marks the AI app and the learning platform as delivered, and schedules sharper AI lessons, spaced repetition and longer document support for later in 2026, with a community lesson library, creator profiles and multi-language learning after that.
The important distinction is that any reward program is funded and administered off-chain. The token contract holds no rewards logic, no treasury and no enforcement. Whether rewards continue is a decision made by whoever runs the platform, not a property of the asset.
The origin story is the differentiator. Most memecoins invent a narrative; Tutorial's is literally its creation transaction, a demonstration token that people decided to keep. That handed the project a natural theme, education, which it has since built products around.
The second unusual feature for a memecoin of this vintage is follow-through. The website was still being updated in September 2026, more than 18 months after launch, and the linked applications resolve rather than return errors.
Compared with the celebrity and event-driven tokens launched in the same window, Tutorial has a coherent, non-disposable theme and shipped software. Compared with genuine utility tokens, it has no on-chain mechanism tying the applications to the asset: there is no fee capture, no staking contract and no burn mechanism in the code. Compared with tokens that retain an owner key, its renounced ownership removes a real category of rug risk, at the cost of removing any ability to fix the contract.
Nothing about the token obliges anyone to keep providing those programs.
TUT inherits the security of BNB Smart Chain. At the contract level the security story is simple and, unusually, verifiable: ownership is renounced, there is no mint path, there is no pause or blacklist path, and the total supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000. The risks that remain are market and counterparty risks rather than contract-permission risks.
Tutorial is a clean case study in how the BNB Chain launchpad era worked: a bonding curve, a two-day graduation to PancakeSwap, a listing wave, and then the much harder question of what to do afterward. That it answered with shipped products rather than silence makes it more interesting than most of its cohort, even though the token itself remains a memecoin.
TUT trades on BNB Smart Chain decentralized exchanges, principally PancakeSwap, and on several centralized exchanges. It was added to Binance Alpha in March 2025 and was included in the first batch of Binance "Vote to List" results alongside MUBARAK, BROCCOLI714 and BANANAS31, with a Seed Tag applied to flag elevated risk.
TUT has been listed on venues including:
Listings and pairs change, so confirm before trading.
TUT is a BEP-20 token on BNB Smart Chain. Sending it to an address on another network loses the funds.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Tutorial is $0.01913 with a 4.24% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $902,475 representing a 15.46% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Tutorial is $15,894,394, ranking #582 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Tutorial is $19,128,388, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 TUT is in circulation.
Circulating: 830,932,239. Total: 830,932,239. Max: 1,000,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, Tutorial traded between a low of $0.0182 and a high of $0.01945.
TUT/USDTTether USDT0.01913 USDT
