RabbitSwapPrice

(RABBIT)

RabbitSwap is the primary liquidity hub for the Viction network, formerly known as TomoChain. It functions as a decentralized exchange (DEX) protocol that allows users to swap tokens, manage liquidity, and launch new projects. It is specifically designed to act as the core liquidity management layer for the entire Viction ecosystem, distinguishing itself from other similarly named projects by its focus on this specific blockchain.

The RABBIT token serves three main purposes: governance, launchpad access, and staking. Holders can participate in governance by voting on roadmap proposals, treasury usage, and reward structures. It is also required for participating in token sales on the Starship Launchpad. Furthermore, users can stake their tokens to receive sRABBIT, which provides rewards and increased voting power within the protocol.

The total supply of RABBIT is capped at 1,000,000,000 tokens. The distribution is divided into three main categories: 40% is allocated to the Community Treasury for ecosystem growth and rewards; 50% is designated for investors, the team, and advisors, subject to a three-year linear vesting schedule; and the remaining 10% was allocated to liquidity and the community sale, which was fully unlocked at the token generation event.

RABBIT is primarily traded on the RabbitSwap DEX, where it is often paired with assets like VIC. Additionally, the token is available on reputable centralized exchanges, such as LBank. When trading or managing the token in a private wallet, users must ensure they are connected to the Viction Network using the official contract address.

RabbitSwap provides several sophisticated tools to enhance the user trading experience. These include the RabbitSwap Bridge for facilitating cross-chain transfers, Limit Orders for automated price execution, and Time-Weighted Average Price (TWAP) trading tools. These features offer users more control and flexibility than standard decentralized swapping protocols.

RabbitSwap maintains transparency by providing a dedicated Contracts and Security section in its official documentation, listing smart contract addresses and audit statuses. To protect against phishing and security risks, the community emphasizes using only the official URL. Users are also encouraged to verify the Viction Network contract address when adding the token to wallets like MetaMask to ensure they are interacting with the authentic protocol.