Folks Finance FOLKS
BNB · BNB Chain Ecosystem · Decentralized Finance · Lending/Borrowing Protocols
Folks Finance is a crosschain decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol that enables users to supply, borrow, and manage digital assets across multiple blockchains from a single platform. By using interoperability technology like Chainlink CCIP, Circle CCTP, and Wormhole messaging, the protocol eliminates the need for wrapping, bridging, or splitting liquidity, allowing users to access unified pools and collateralize assets natively across ecosystems. Its design focuses on efficiency, security, and accessibility for both retail users and institutions.
0xff7f8f301f7a706e3cfd3d2275f5dc0b9ee8009b17.99M FOLKS
Current global circulating supply
Current total supply 14.6M FOLKS
The supply fields have different or unconfirmed scopes; original values are shown separately.
2,814 Holder address count
Top-10 holder share 77.06% · Other 22.94%
Labels on some samples cannot be generalized to all holders.
Holdings by behavior
Address groups may overlap; holding shares cannot be added. The deduplicated union excludes the developer category.
Behavior labels are neither identity verification nor a scam verdict. Missing data does not mean these addresses are absent.
Creator background
—These counts cover historical token creations and migrations across networks. They do not indicate project quality, investment returns, or migration of this project.
Creator and historical counts are not provided; this does not establish that it is a first launch.
Launch information
Progress, completion and migration are shown separately. Reaching 100% does not replace completion or migration flags.
Launch platform and status are not provided. Launchpad applicability is unknown; this does not mean there is no launch platform.
Supply & current valuation
Holder structure
Address count, not unique users
Public safety status
Not provided
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