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Where S256 is listed

Independent exchanges list S256 and independent sites track its market data. The S256 project runs none of them. This page lists them so you can find the real addresses. It does not recommend any of them.

Not advice. Nothing on this page is investment, financial, legal or tax advice, or an offer or recommendation to buy, sell or hold S256. Digital assets can lose all their value. Read the legal and tax notes and the Risk Disclosure before you use any platform.

Exchanges

Listed in alphabetical order. The order is not a ranking.

FynEx

fyn-ex.uk
Pair
S256/USDT
Type
Custodial, centralized exchange

FynEx also lists SS256 (“SATOSHI-IS-SHA256”), a BNB Smart Chain token that is not S256. Check the ticker before you deposit or trade.

Last checked: . Listings, pairs, fees and limits change without notice: check them on the platform itself.

Before you use an exchange

Basic safety checks. They do not replace your own research.

  1. Check the address

    Type the exchange address yourself or use the link on this page, then bookmark it. Fake exchange sites and “support” accounts in private messages are common. The S256 project will never message you first, ask for your keys or seed phrase, or ask you to send coins.

  2. Check that it is S256

    S256 is a native coin on its own blockchain. It has no token or contract on Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain or any other network. S256 addresses start with s21, S or 8. A token with a similar name or ticker is a different asset.

  3. Start small

    Test a deposit and a withdrawal with a small amount first. Check the exchange’s fees, minimum withdrawal and confirmation count. Low-volume markets can have wide spreads and thin order books, so the price you get can differ a lot from the last trade.

  4. Keep your coins in your own wallet

    Coins left on an exchange are held by the exchange, not by you. Exchanges can freeze withdrawals, delist assets, get hacked or fail. Withdraw to an S256 wallet whose keys you hold.

Market data

Independent trackers that show S256 prices, volume and supply.

CoinCodex

coincodex.com

LiveCoinWatch

livecoinwatch.com

Trackers compute prices and market caps from a few low-volume markets. Their figures can be stale or wrong and are not a valuation of S256. For supply and block data, use the S256 explorer, which reads the blockchain directly.