Giggle Panda
GIGL BNB ChainFigures from CoinGecko, DexScreener and GoPlus Security, captured 2026-08-06 23:53 UTC (2 hours ago).
What the data says
Giggle Panda (GIGL) is a memecoin on BNB Chain. Memecoins on BNB Chain, mostly launched through four.meme. It has a market capitalisation of $27.2K and ranks 79 of 100 in this site's BNB universe. Over the last 24 hours $115 traded, equal to 0.4% of its market cap — low turnover for a token this size. Its deepest pool holds $17.5K of liquidity on pancakeswap, which is what a seller actually trades against. The pair has existed for 9 months. It trades 99.5% below its all-time high, set on 2025-11-20.
Is Giggle Panda safe? What the contract checks show
As of 2026-08-06, automated contract checks for Giggle Panda (GIGL) on BNB Chain did not return enough data to report. We show no score rather than a partial one, because a score built on two or three checks reads as reassurance we have not earned.
Automated automated checks for BNB Chain, weighted by severity — how they work. Too few checks returned data for a score to be shown.
No contract-security data was returned for this token.
What this cannot tell you. These checks read the contract, not the people. Giggle Panda could pass every one of them and still lose all its value — because the team stops working on it, because holders sell, or because attention moves on. The checks cannot detect a slow rug, a compromised social account, or a founder who simply walks away. They describe code, on a date.
Contract checked 2026-08-06 via GoPlus Security. A check that returns no data is shown as unknown, never as a pass.
GIGL contract address on BNB Chain
Always compare this against a second source before you trade. Copying an address from a social post is how most people buy the wrong token — impersonator contracts use the same name and logo.
0x7453190391f2e8c19198d06845210b78a0b34444
View the live pair on DexScreener →
Not financial advice. This page describes measured data about a high-risk asset. Memecoins frequently lose all their value. Never buy with money you cannot afford to lose, and always verify the contract address yourself before trading.
