Mubarak

Mubarak is a meme coin that lives on the BNB Chain and has no stated functional purpose beyond community participation and cultural reference. It originated from social media speculation linking Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao to the name 'Mubarak,' and its identity is built around that association. It does not claim to solve a technical problem; its audience is retail participants drawn to meme-driven tokens on BNB Chain.

As a BNB Chain token, Mubarak settles on that network's infrastructure rather than operating its own consensus layer — the block time recorded here is zero, and no independent consensus algorithm is on file for this asset. The token itself has no described utility function within a protocol; it exists as a transferable asset whose value is driven entirely by community activity and market sentiment rather than by fees, governance rights, or any on-chain mechanism.

No fee stream is recorded for Mubarak in the data held on this site, which means the fee-based measures this site typically tracks — such as protocol revenue or fee yield — are not applicable here. The circulating supply stands at 1,000,000,000 tokens, equal to the maximum supply, so the supply-issued percentage and the supply-versus-max percentage are both 100% at this point in time, and the dilution overhang is 0%, meaning no additional tokens are scheduled for release. With a fully diluted value-to-market-cap ratio of exactly 1.0, the market cap and fully diluted valuation are identical at the time this data was recorded.