The 16B token is the native utility token of the SeizeBits ecosystem, used for governance and for accessing features across the products SeizeBits builds. It is deployed natively on five blockchains: Ethereum, Optimism, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain and Arbitrum.
Ethereum, Optimism, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain and Arbitrum. Each chain has its own verified contract address, listed on our 16B tokenomics page.
16B trades on SushiSwap on every chain it's deployed on — Ethereum, Optimism, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain and Arbitrum, including the WETH/16B pool on Optimism. SeizeBits does not use Uniswap for 16B on any chain, so always use the swap links on our how-to-buy page rather than searching for the token yourself.
Always copy the contract address directly from our tokenomics page or verify it on the relevant block explorer (Etherscan, Optimistic Etherscan, Polygonscan, BscScan or Arbiscan) before swapping. Never trust an address sent to you in a message or comment.
No. A single self-custody wallet such as MetaMask works across all five chains — you just need to switch networks inside the wallet and hold a small amount of that chain's gas token (ETH, POL, or BNB).
Visit our 16B tokenomics page and use the "Add to MetaMask" button next to the chain you hold 16B on — it fills in the contract address, symbol and decimals automatically.
The airdrop is how SeizeBits grows and rewards its community: submit your wallet address on the homepage to be included. It is not a substitute for buying on a DEX, but a way to participate without an initial purchase.
Yes. SeizeBits applies the same audit methodology it offers to outside projects to its own contracts, covering static analysis, manual review, access-control mapping and checks for common vulnerability classes like reentrancy and oracle manipulation.
Still have questions? See the full tokenomics breakdown, the how-to-buy guide, or read about SeizeBits.