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Shiba Classic (SHIBC) is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum, contract 0x9562e2063122eaa4d7c2d786e7ca2610d70ca8b8. Its public material describes holder voting through an Aragon OSx DAO, staking and yield farming, NFT and gaming access via a Utility Hub, and recurring community burn events. A Hashlock smart contract audit dated December 2024 is published. Trading is available in one Uniswap v2 pool and on Biconomy. Neither the website, the roadmap, nor the CoinGecko entry publishes a token allocation, a vesting schedule, or a named responsible team, so those remain undocumented at the cited sources. Utility and governance descriptions other than the on-chain DAO are the project's own claims and are not independently verified here.
0x9562e2063122eaa4d7c2d786e7ca2610d70ca8b8Sources reviewed 2026-09-12At-a-glance comparison
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Source trail
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Project's own homepage. Establishes the token's stated utilities — holder voting, staking and yield farming, NFT and gaming access through the Utility Hub — and recurring community burn events that reduce supply. Provider-authored: these are the project's claims, not independent verification.
Reproduces what the organization publishes about itself. A provider claim is not an independent verification.
Public market-data registry entry. Establishes the mapping of the name Shiba Classic and the symbol SHIBC to contract 0x9562e2063122eaa4d7c2d786e7ca2610d70ca8b8 on Ethereum with 18 decimals. It carries no whitepaper and no repository, and establishes nothing about governance, utility, or safety.
Reproduces a record in a public registry as cited. It establishes that the record exists, not that its contents are accurate or current.
Independent auditor's own listing for this project. Establishes that a Hashlock smart contract audit report for Shiba Classic exists, is dated December 2024, covers Solidity code, and is publicly retrievable as a PDF. The published scope names no addresses or commit, so which contracts it covered cannot be determined from this source.
Reproduces material a third party published about the subject. MoonMath does not vouch for the publisher and this is not a verification.
Aragon's own DAO page for shiba-classic.dao.eth. Establishes that an on-chain DAO exists on Ethereum, running Aragon OSx v1.3.0 at 0x1862820429B8E8F0F4166a548c2C5C443f665498 with a Token Voting plugin, launched December 2024, with its proposals and their outcomes publicly readable. It shows one accepted proposal to date, so it evidences that holder voting exists, not that it is actively used.
Reproduces material a third party published about the subject. MoonMath does not vouch for the publisher and this is not a verification.
Holder distribution read from the chain by MoonMath, excluding burn addresses and known pools.
Reports the holder distribution MoonMath could read at the observation time, after excluding burn addresses and known pools. It counts addresses, not people: one holder may control many addresses and one address may custody many holders.
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