Question 1

What is CUMMIES?

Accepted Answer

CUMMIES is the token ticker used by the CumRocket project. The project website lists both BNB Chain and Solana network identifiers, so when viewing or handling this asset, the “network” and “address” must be confirmed together with the token ticker. The same ticker appearing on two networks alone does not establish that balances at the two addresses can be directly combined, automatically transferred between them, or calculated using the same supply methodology. Users should identify the asset by the network on which they hold it and the complete address corresponding to that network.

Question 2

Why should I check the network and address for CUMMIES?

Accepted Answer

The network and address must be checked because the name “CUMMIES” itself does not uniquely identify an on-chain asset. The BNB Chain address listed on the official website is 0x27Ae27110350B98d564b9A3eeD31bAeBc82d878d, and the Solana address is 4WD28rCz2TraGBZPb5R7b64PFxDDK8UndxfxozizwZ3W. On-chain actions first take place on a specific network: a BNB Chain wallet identifies the token by its BNB Chain address, while a Solana wallet identifies it by its Solana address. If the wrong network is selected first, receiving, displaying, and subsequently handling the asset may differ from expectations even if the same name is entered.

Question 3

What does a 0% token tax mean?

Accepted Answer

The official website states “0% token tax,” meaning the token tax rate listed by the project is zero. Token tax here generally refers to a portion of tokens deducted under token-contract rules in applicable transfers or trades; it does not mean that all on-chain costs for users are zero. Network fees and token taxes apply at different stages: the party initiating a transaction pays network fees to the network processing it, while token tax is a deduction that token rules may impose on the transaction amount. Even with a 0% token tax, initiating a transfer, approval, or swap on BNB Chain or Solana will generally still require that network's native asset to pay gas.

Question 4

What type is CUMMIES on BNB Chain?

Accepted Answer

The CUMMIES address listed on the official website for BNB Chain is identified by the block explorer as a BEP-20 contract. BEP-20 is a BNB Chain token interface standard that wallets, block explorers, and applications can use to read public data such as the contract's name, ticker, balance, and total supply. This classification only describes the type of token contract at that BNB Chain address. It does not automatically establish that the token at the Solana address uses the same contract, that balances are interoperable, or that supplies across the two networks should be added together; those relationships require explicit bridging or exchange rules.

Question 5

How can I avoid selecting the wrong token with the same name?

Accepted Answer

To avoid selecting the wrong token with the same name, verify in the order of “network first, then complete address, then balance”: first confirm whether the wallet or page is on BNB Chain or Solana, then compare the displayed address character by character with the official address for that network. After confirming the network, BNB Chain corresponds to 0x27Ae27110350B98d564b9A3eeD31bAeBc82d878d, while Solana corresponds to 4WD28rCz2TraGBZPb5R7b64PFxDDK8UndxfxozizwZ3W. Do not import an asset based only on its name, ticker, or the first and last few characters of its address; address formats and the assets used for transaction fees also differ across networks.

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