Question 1

What is YBDBD?

Accepted Answer

YBDBD is a BEP-20 gaming token on BSC associated with the YabbaDabbaDoo project. The project's official Telegram channel describes the project as centered on Stone Age village tower-defense gameplay and links the token to the game, rewards, and the Bedrock Marketplace. Here, “gaming token” describes the use cases claimed by the project. It does not automatically prove that the game is fully available, nor does it mean holders have equity, revenue rights, or fixed economic rights outside the game. Specific available functions depend on the products and rules actually provided by the project.

Question 2

How can I confirm that I am viewing the correct YBDBD?

Accepted Answer

Use the BSC contract address 0x363e76a8e43720818de7c4de370fdc6d8c501894 to confirm the YBDBD discussed here. BscScan labels this address as YBDBD; an identical name or ticker does not prove that it is the same BEP-20 contract. In a wallet, decentralized trading interface, or block explorer, compare the complete contract address first, then review balances and transactions. Same-name tokens at different addresses have independently separate supply, permissions, and trading markets; this project's game description or on-chain parameters must not be applied to them.

Question 3

What is YBDBD used for in the game?

Accepted Answer

According to the official channel, players build villages and defend against creature attacks within a Stone Age village tower-defense framework, while YBDBD is positioned as a token related to game rewards. The intended relationship is that gameplay is connected to project-specified reward mechanisms, and those mechanisms then determine whether and how YBDBD is used or distributed. However, “rewards may be earned” does not mean that every game action will necessarily receive a fixed number of tokens. The public basis reviewed here does not specify task thresholds, reward formulas, settlement periods, or claim procedures, so the project's use-case description cannot be interpreted as a definite reward commitment.

Question 4

What is the relationship between Bedrock Marketplace and YBDBD?

Accepted Answer

Bedrock Marketplace is an in-project marketplace scenario mentioned by the official channel, and YBDBD is described as being used for transactions there. It connects token balances that may result from “game rewards” to the project's stated in-game transaction use case. A marketplace as a use-case scenario does not mean every item, service, or user pair will necessarily result in a transaction, nor does it mean the token can be exchanged for an asset at a fixed ratio. What can actually be traded, who may participate, how prices are formed, and whether transactions are already available should be determined by the rules and functions displayed by the marketplace at that time.

Question 5

How should YBDBD's decimals and maximum total supply be understood?

Accepted Answer

The BscScan token page shows that YBDBD uses 18 decimals and has a maximum total supply of 20 billion tokens. Eighteen decimals means that 1 YBDBD can be divided into 10^18 smallest units in contract accounting; it specifies the precision of balances and transfers and does not mean supply increases. “Maximum total supply of 20 billion tokens” is the supply-cap measure displayed on that explorer page. By itself, it does not indicate current circulating supply, the holdings of a particular address, or the quantity available for trading on the market. Those figures change with on-chain state and trading conditions and should be understood separately from the maximum total supply.

Question 6

What does BscScan's “No Contract Security Audit Submitted” label mean?

Accepted Answer

BscScan indicates on this contract page that no contract security audit has been submitted. This means the page does not display a submitted audit document; it neither proves that the contract is secure nor establishes a specific vulnerability merely from this label. Before interacting with this token, in addition to verifying the contract address, understand that approvals, transfers, and trades execute directly on-chain and mistaken operations are generally irreversible. Audit status is only one part of risk assessment and cannot replace assessment of contract permissions, transaction paths, and your own risk tolerance.

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