FAQ & Troubleshooting

Did Mobick do an ICO/IEO?

No. Mobick has never taken outside investment or sold tokens through an ICO, IEO, or similar. The initial distribution was carried out entirely through free airdrops.

How can I verify the supply and public goods?

The 16 wallet addresses holding the public goods are all publicly disclosed. On the explorer, you can directly look up the balance of each address and verify whether it matches the publicly disclosed public goods supply. The public goods panel on the homepage also sums these values in real time and displays them.

Does the founder hold tokens?

The founder holds no personal tokens and has never sold any for private gain. Most of the supply is designated as public goods.

It's a private chain, can it be called decentralized?

It currently operates as a private chain optimized for stabilizing the early ecosystem, with a plan to gradually transition to a public chain, targeting 2029. Bitcoin, too, relied on a small number of participants in its early days, and decentralization proceeded in stages.

Where can I trade it?

It was listed on LBank in November 2024 and trades as BMB/USDT. Prices can also be checked on CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko. For details, see Trading on LBank.

How do I get a wallet?

Install the official wallet app (BTCMobick) from the Google Play / App Store. Be sure to install it only through official channels.

Coming soon: Troubleshooting items such as deposit/withdrawal issues, legacy chain lookups, and paper wallet migration errors will be added.