Marscat Token (MCAT): What It Is, Supply and Risks

Marscat Token, ticker MCAT, is a cryptocurrency issued on BNB Chain. Market data aggregators file it under two categories: BNB Chain Ecosystem and Decentralized Social Media, often shortened to DeSoc. As of 2026-11-05 it ranked around 411 by market capitalisation, with a market cap of roughly $55.3 million.

The data we have does not include an official project description, a launch date, a named team or a stated consensus mechanism. The token is not the native coin of any blockchain, so it relies on BNB Chain for security and settlement. This page therefore sticks to what can be observed publicly and avoids guessing about the project's goals.

Some listings write the name as MarsCat and others as Marscat Token, and they appear to refer to the same ticker. Because many tokens reuse names and symbols, anyone researching MCAT should confirm the exact contract address through the project's own official channels before interacting with it.

the public information available to us do not say what MCAT is used for, so it is best not to assume a function. The only clue is the Decentralized Social Media label applied by data providers. That label describes a category of projects built around social networking, content or communities on a blockchain. It is a classification, not a confirmed description of how this token works.

Tokens in that category sometimes serve as rewards, access passes, tipping units or governance votes, but nothing here confirms that MCAT does any of those things. We also have no verified information about an app, a product roadmap or any partnerships, and we are not going to invent them.

If you want to understand the token's role, look for the project's own documentation, such as a whitepaper or litepaper, and check whether it names a working product. Be cautious if the only visible use of a token is trading it. A clear, checkable utility is a stronger sign than a catchy name or a busy chart.

MCAT has a fixed maximum supply of 1 billion tokens, and the total supply is also 1 billion, so no further minting beyond that cap is indicated in the data. The circulating supply was about 94.06 million tokens as of 2026-11-05, which is roughly 9.4% of the total.

That gap matters. At about $0.59 per token, the market cap was around $55.3 million, while the fully diluted valuation, which prices all 1 billion tokens, was around $588.1 million. The fully diluted figure is roughly ten times the market cap. If more tokens enter circulation over time, the amount available to trade could grow considerably.

We do not know how the remaining supply is allocated. There is no confirmed breakdown for team, investors, community, treasury or liquidity, and no known vesting or release schedule. Those details usually appear in a project's own documentation, and a token holder should look for them. Large holdings that are locked, or not locked, can shape how a token behaves when supply is released.

MCAT is issued on BNB Chain, an Ethereum-compatible network. That means it behaves like other tokens of its type: it can be held in a wallet that supports BNB Chain and it uses the BNB coin to pay transaction fees. The same address format as Ethereum is used, so it is important to confirm you are on the right network before sending anything.

Trading in general takes place on decentralized exchanges, where users swap tokens directly from their own wallets, and on centralized exchanges that choose to list it. We have not verified which specific venues list MCAT, so check that yourself.

At the time of writing, 24-hour trading volume was about $897,650, which is small relative to the market cap of about $55.3 million. Lower volume can make it harder to buy or sell larger amounts without moving the price. Always verify the contract address from an official source, because copycat tokens with identical names are common on BNB Chain.

We have no confirmed launch date for MCAT, and no verified account of its development, so its history is known only from market data. The recorded all-time low was about $0.217 on 2026-09-16, and the all-time high was about $1.19 on 2026-09-19. These two points are only three days apart, which suggests a short trading history and a fast, volatile start.

As of 2026-11-05 the price was about $0.5881, meaning it was roughly half of its peak and well above its low. The price had fallen about 6.2% over the previous seven days. No one-year change is available, which is consistent with a recently listed token.

Other price pages show figures for MCAT that vary from about $0.48 to about $0.64 on different days, so the price has moved noticeably within a short span. We know of no notable events such as audits, hacks, major listings or partnerships, and none are described here. This section describes past market data only. It is not a forecast, and it is not a suggestion to buy or sell.

MCAT carries the risks common to small, young tokens, and several are specific to what we can see in the data.

• Volatility. The price roughly quintupled from its low to its high in three days, then dropped again. Moves of that size can happen in either direction.
• Dilution. Only about 9.4% of the total supply is circulating. Future releases could add selling pressure if demand does not keep up.
• Limited information. We have no verified description, team, audit or launch record, which makes the project hard to assess.
• Liquidity. Daily volume is modest, so large orders may cause slippage.
• Impersonation. Fake tokens with copied names and symbols are common on BNB Chain. Sending funds to the wrong contract is usually irreversible.
• Smart contract risk. Any token contract can contain bugs or admin permissions that affect holders.

This is general information, not financial advice. Only consider amounts you could afford to lose entirely, and do your own research using the project's official sources.

Because MCAT is a BNB Chain token, you can hold it in any wallet that supports that network. Self-custody wallets, where you control the private keys or the recovery phrase, give you the most control. Hardware wallets keep the keys offline and are generally considered safer for larger balances than browser extensions or mobile apps.

A few habits reduce the most common losses:

• Write down your recovery phrase on paper and keep it offline. Never type it into a website, share it in a chat or store it in a photo or cloud note.
• Copy the MCAT contract address only from an official source and compare it before every swap or transfer.
• Send a small test transaction first when moving funds to a new address.
• Review token approvals now and then, and revoke any you no longer need, because an old approval can let a contract spend your tokens.
• Be wary of unsolicited messages, airdrops and links promising rewards. Many are phishing attempts.

If you keep tokens on an exchange, you rely on the exchange's custody and security instead of your own.