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(FLAT)

The Flat Earth (FLAT) ecosystem consists of different projects with varying goals. The most active version currently is a meme coin built on the Stacks (Bitcoin L2) network, which focuses on community building through humor and social competitions. In contrast, a separate project known as EFLAT on the Ethereum network claims to have a scientific mission involving a satellite launch. Investors should distinguish between the community-focused meme token and the more speculative scientific projects.

Flat Earth tokens are distributed across multiple blockchain networks, which can lead to confusion. The most popular version, FLAT, operates on the Stacks network to leverage Bitcoin's security. Older versions and the EFLAT project are located on the Ethereum (ETH) network. Additionally, there are various unverified meme clones found on the Solana (SOL) network. It is vital to verify the specific network before attempting to trade or transfer these assets.

The Stacks-based version of FLAT can be traded on LBank. For those who prefer decentralized options, the token is available on various Bitcoin-layer decentralized platforms. If you are looking for the Ethereum-based versions, such as EFLAT, these are typically found on major Ethereum decentralized exchanges. Regardless of the platform, always double-check the contract address on official tracking sites to ensure you are trading the authentic token.

Wallet compatibility depends entirely on which version of the token you hold. For the Stacks (Bitcoin L2) version, you will need a Leather or Xverse wallet. For versions of the project hosted on Ethereum or Solana, you should use MetaMask or Phantom, respectively. Always ensure your wallet is set to the correct network and that you have securely backed up your private keys before interacting with these decentralized assets.

Utility varies by project type. The Stacks version is primarily centered on community engagement, offering rewards for meme contests and social media participation. The EFLAT version on Ethereum claims a more ambitious roadmap, including a governance system where holders can purportedly vote on project initiatives. They also claim a long-term goal of crowdfunding a satellite launch in 2026. Some DeFi forks also mention governance mechanisms, though these are often considered higher risk.

The Stacks version of FLAT has a total supply of approximately 777.77 million tokens, while the Ethereum-based EFLAT project has a supply of about 999 million tokens. From a safety perspective, investors should be aware that these are highly volatile assets. While the Stacks version appears on major aggregators, many "Flat Earth" projects are viewed with skepticism due to the technical challenges of their claims. Always check for security audits and be wary of copycat tokens that may result in a loss of funds.