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Luffy v1

Luffy v1

LUFFYV1

Key Stats

Total Supply44867.89T LUFFYV1
Max Supply∞
Launch Date2021-08-04
Built OnETH
Token StandardERC20
Smart Contract Address0xc1bf…7703
Decimal Places9

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Trading AsToken StandardBuilt OnSmart Contract AddressLaunch Date
LUFFYERC20ETH0xc1bfccd4c29813ede019d00d2179eea838a677032021-08-04

About Luffy v1

Luffy v1 (LUFFYV1) was the first version of an anime-inspired ERC-20 token on Ethereum. It was designed for community engagement, trading, and as a foundation for the development of an anime-themed ecosystem involving NFTs and gaming.

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Luffy v1 (LUFFYV1) was the first version of the Luffy token, launched as an ERC-20 token on the Ethereum blockchain. The token was inspired by Monkey D. Luffy, the protagonist of the anime and manga series "One Piece." It was created as part of a meme-driven, community-focused project that aimed to build an anime-themed cryptocurrency ecosystem.

Luffy v1 followed the ERC-20 token standard, ensuring compatibility with Ethereum wallets and decentralised exchanges (DEXs). It was eventually succeeded by a newer version of the token, reflecting the project’s development and evolution.

Luffy v1 (LUFFYV1) served the following purposes during its lifecycle:

  • Community Building: The token targeted anime enthusiasts, aiming to grow a community around shared interests in anime culture and blockchain technology.

  • Trading and Speculation: As an ERC-20 token, Luffy v1 could be traded on decentralised exchanges such as Uniswap, enabling holders to engage in speculative trading.

  • Foundation for Ecosystem Development: Luffy v1 was the initial step towards the project's long-term vision, which included the creation of anime-focused utilities like NFTs, gaming platforms, and entertainment services.

Over time, Luffy v1 was replaced or migrated to a newer version (often referred to as Luffy v2) to support updates or improvements in the project’s ecosystem.