TAC (TAC): What It Is, Uses and Risks

TAC is the native token of TAC, a blockchain that its public materials describe as EVM-compatible and built to connect Ethereum-style decentralized apps with The Open Network (TON) and Telegram. Listing pages describe a public mainnet launch in mid-2025, but the project description field in our data is empty, so launch details come from third-party sources and should be checked against the project's own materials. The name TAC is also used by other tokens and companies, so confirm you are looking at the right asset before relying on any figure here. As of 2026-11-05, the token ranked 1509 by market capitalization on CoinGecko-style category data, placing it well outside the largest assets.

Public listings say TAC is the on-chain currency for gas fees, staking and governance on the TAC network. Gas fees are what users pay to have transactions processed, staking means locking tokens to help secure the network, and governance means holding a say in protocol decisions. One listing also says the token is subject to quarterly burn mechanisms, which would permanently remove some supply. Our facts do not include the burn schedule, size or governance rules, so treat those as claims to verify in the project's documentation. Whether the token has real demand depends on how much activity actually runs on the network, which is something a reader should look at directly rather than assume.

As of 2026-11-05, the data shows a price of about 0.00109 USD, a market capitalization of about 6.7 million USD and a fully diluted valuation of about 10.9 million USD. The 24-hour trading volume was about 900 thousand USD. Circulating supply was about 6.16 billion tokens against a total of about 10.03 billion, and no maximum supply is listed. The token was down about 77 percent over one year and about 5 percent over seven days at that point. Its all-time high was about 0.067 USD on 2026-06-30, and its all-time low was about 0.00031 USD on 2026-08-23. These figures change constantly and are not a forecast. The gap between circulating and total supply means future releases could add to the float, so check the release schedule.

TAC is the native token of the TAC chain. Our data also lists it as issued on TON and on BNB Chain, which means versions of the token exist on those networks. Tokens on other chains are usually wrapped or bridged copies, and a bridged copy depends on the bridge's security and on the correct contract being used. Category labels in our data include TAC Ecosystem, TON Ecosystem and BNB Chain Ecosystem, which reflects where the token is listed and promoted rather than a guarantee of how it works. Before sending or receiving TAC, confirm which network you are using, since sending to the wrong chain can result in lost funds.

TAC is a volatile asset. The gap between market capitalization and fully diluted valuation suggests that more tokens could enter circulation over time, which can put pressure on price. Liquidity may be thin relative to the size of the supply, so large trades can move the price sharply. Bridges that move tokens between TON, BNB Chain and the TAC network carry smart contract and operational risk. Scam tokens often copy popular names, and fake support accounts and phishing links are common on Telegram, so only use addresses and links from official sources. For storage, use a self-custody wallet that supports the network version you hold, keep your recovery phrase offline, and never share it. Nothing here is financial advice, and you should only put in what you can afford to lose.