Hot Cherry (CHERRY): Token, Supply and Risks

Hot Cherry (CHERRY) is described as a meme token on The Open Network (TON), associated with an animated sticker pack on Telegram. The project presents the sticker pack as culturally significant and says it is a default pack for new Telegram users. That description explains the token’s branding, but it does not establish that CHERRY is issued, endorsed or managed by Telegram. Public sources identify CHERRY as a meme coin rather than a token for a clearly documented service or protocol. Its association with stickers should not be taken to mean that holding the token grants access, voting rights or special Telegram features. The ticker CHERRY is not unique across crypto projects, so check the asset’s identity and TON contract details carefully before interacting with it. Similar names and symbols can refer to unrelated tokens.

The publicly described role of CHERRY is primarily that of a TON-based meme token tied to the Telegram sticker pack’s identity. No specific token functions, such as staking, governance, payments or access to a product, are established. Do not assume that the sticker pack’s popularity or its claimed default status creates demand for the token or gives token holders rights over the artwork. Before using CHERRY in an app or transaction, look for current documentation from the project that explains the token’s function and contract. If no clear utility is documented, it is more accurate to treat CHERRY as a speculative community asset than as a token that powers a defined service. A meme token’s social following and use can change, and neither guarantees ongoing activity or value.

The stated supply is 100 billion CHERRY in circulation, with 100 billion total and a 100 billion maximum supply. These figures indicate no difference between the listed circulating and total supply, but they do not rule out future changes to the token or its reported supply. As of 2026-11-05, CHERRY’s market capitalization was about $1.0 million and its 24-hour trading volume was about $4,719. Its reported price was about $0.00001011 on that date. These are snapshots, not fixed values: market prices, trading activity and valuations can move quickly, especially for tokens with limited trading activity. A low unit price does not by itself mean a token is inexpensive or likely to rise. Do not treat past price changes or the reported market capitalization as a forecast or a recommendation to buy or sell.

CHERRY is listed as issued on TON; no other issuing chain is identified here. If you hold it, use a wallet that supports the TON asset and confirm that you have the correct token before sending or receiving funds. Check the token’s contract information against current official project materials: a matching name or ticker alone is not enough to identify the right asset. Keep recovery phrases and private keys private, and be cautious of messages or sites asking you to connect a wallet or approve a transaction. The main risks include sharp price swings, low trading activity, difficulty selling at a quoted price, uncertain or limited token utility, and confusion with similarly named assets. Meme-token attention can fade, and the sticker pack’s Telegram association does not remove those risks. Never share your recovery phrase, and understand that sending tokens to an incompatible address may result in permanent loss.