iMe Lab (LIME): Uses, Supply and Risks

iMe Lab is a messaging and crypto product ecosystem built around an app connected to Telegram. Its described features include a crypto wallet, transfers between contacts using Telegram handles, and access to DeFi tools. LIME is the project’s utility token, intended for certain paid functions and services in the iMe ecosystem. It is not a share in the company, and holding it does not by itself guarantee access to every advertised feature or a particular return.

The project describes iMe as a way to combine messaging and crypto activity, including swaps and other wallet functions. The app’s features, supported assets and integrations can change, so check the current app information before relying on a specific function. LIME’s practical value depends in part on whether users want and can use the services that accept it.

The project describes several uses for LIME within iMe: creating NFT avatars and “Neurobots,” publishing or promoting NFTs in a marketplace, and listing or promoting groups, channels and chatbots in a catalog. Other stated functions include creating CryptoBoxes, making donations in Telegram groups or channels, and creating DAO votes. The project also describes LIME as a way to pay for blockchain network gas in supported contexts and to access features from partner projects.

These are intended uses, not a guarantee that every feature is available in every region, app version or network. The project mentions staking opportunities, but the information here does not establish current terms, eligibility, lock-up periods or rewards. Treat any stated staking return as something to verify in the app and its official materials; rewards, where offered, can change and may involve additional risks. LIME’s utility should not be confused with the native gas token of every network on which a token version exists.

As of 2026-11-05, the reported circulating supply was about 852.8 million LIME, with a total and maximum supply of 996.079 million. The difference between circulating and total supply represents tokens not counted as circulating at that time; the figures do not explain when or under what conditions any remaining tokens may enter circulation. Supply figures can also vary between data sources and may change, so check current token information if the exact amount matters.

LIME was priced at about $0.00146 on that date, with an approximate market capitalization of $1.2 million and fully diluted valuation of $1.5 million. These are snapshots, not stable values. A small market capitalization or trading volume can coincide with sharp price movements and difficulty selling at an expected price. Historical prices do not establish future performance, and this page does not make a price prediction or recommend buying or selling LIME.

The project describes LIME versions as ERC-20, BEP-20 and Polygon tokens, corresponding to Ethereum, BNB Chain and Polygon networks. The chain information available here identifies BNB Chain as an issuance network, while it does not identify a native LIME blockchain. A token represented on more than one network is not automatically interchangeable across networks; moving assets between them may require a supported bridge or exchange process.

Before receiving or sending LIME, check which network the other person or service supports and confirm the token’s contract address from a reliable, current source. A transfer to an incompatible network or address may be difficult or impossible to reverse. Wallets can display similarly named tokens, so verify the symbol, contract and network rather than relying on the name “LIME” alone. Network fees are generally paid in that network’s gas token, even when an app offers a separate LIME-related gas feature.

LIME carries the usual risks of crypto tokens: its price can fall sharply, trading may be limited, and the usefulness of the token depends on the continued operation and adoption of the iMe ecosystem. App features, partner integrations and token-related services can change or become unavailable. Token balances and transactions also depend on the security of the relevant blockchain, wallet software and any service used to hold or move the asset. Staking, if offered, can add risks such as lock-up periods or loss of access to funds.

For self-custody, use a wallet that explicitly supports LIME on the network you intend to use, and keep recovery phrases and private keys offline and private. Never share them with support staff or enter them into an unfamiliar site or app. Consider a small test transfer before sending a larger amount. Custodial services may introduce separate account, withdrawal and counterparty risks. Only use funds you can afford to lose, and independently verify current token details before acting.