Question 1

What is GOATS?

Accepted Answer

GOATS is a Jetton deployed on the TON network; Jetton is TON's contract standard for fungible tokens. This FAQ refers only to this GOATS master contract, announced through the official GOATS channel and identifiable by TON explorers, not to other assets with the same name. Therefore, both the “TON network” and the complete master contract address should be treated as identity conditions when determining the asset. A token name or ticker is only a display label and cannot by itself prove that the asset a user is interacting with is the one associated with this project.

Question 2

Which network is GOATS on, and how can its contract be verified?

Accepted Answer

GOATS is on the TON network, and its Jetton master contract address is EQC2CUQqMJuVkO_ioXE9MvW9ckNBuxqFB7Xce7BgwFnWagem. Before transferring, receiving, or adding the asset in a wallet, verify this complete address character by character on the TON network. This is because tokens with the same or similar names may appear on different networks, and even the same network can have different contracts; a network mismatch or address mismatch cannot establish that an asset is the GOATS referred to in this FAQ.

Question 3

What is GOATS's maximum supply?

Accepted Answer

The TON explorer page for this GOATS Jetton shows a maximum supply of 19,484,573,265 GOATS. Here, “maximum supply” is the supply-cap definition provided by the contract page and describes the boundary of how many units of this asset can be issued. It is not equivalent to the quantity tradable at a given time, holder distribution, or market liquidity, and it cannot be used to infer price or returns. To determine balances or transaction status, review the relevant wallet and on-chain transaction records separately.

Question 4

What is the relationship between GOATS, games, and leaderboards?

Accepted Answer

The official channel associates Goats with game and leaderboard content. Based on disclosed information, this indicates that the project has product content centered on game activities and ranking displays. However, whether game participation or leaderboard placement has conversion, distribution, or other specific rules involving the token must be determined under the current terms of the applicable activity or product page; the channel's mention of games and leaderboards alone cannot establish that holding GOATS necessarily grants a particular benefit.

Question 5

How can I avoid mistaking GOATS for a token with the same name?

Accepted Answer

To identify the correct GOATS, first confirm that the network is TON, then verify the Jetton master contract address EQC2CUQqMJuVkO_ioXE9MvW9ckNBuxqFB7Xce7BgwFnWagem; both must match. You can then check in a TON explorer whether that address is listed as the GOATS Jetton master contract and cross-check it against information published by the official channel. Searching only for the name “GOATS,” checking an icon, or relying on a ticker omits the most important contract identity conditions.

Question 6

Why is GOATS's master contract address important?

Accepted Answer

On TON, GOATS is defined by its master contract as a Jetton; users' wallet balances and transfer records relate to token holdings associated with that master contract. Therefore, when adding, receiving, or verifying transactions for the asset, the master contract address is the core identifier connecting the project's identity with on-chain records. This also means that if an interface displays only the token name without clearly showing the network and complete contract address, its information should not be treated as sufficient evidence for identity verification.

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