BNB Chain-based meme coin launchpad Four.Meme announced a new feature called Token Name Protection, designed to prevent duplicate or confusing token names during launch. The update aims to promote fairer token creation and preserve originality as the platform’s user base and daily transaction volume expand.
The system automatically locks token names and tickers for 72 hours once a project surpasses 100 holders during its bonding curve phase. During that window, no new Fair Mode tokens can use the same or similar name, a rule that applies across both Fair and Free Mode launches.
According to Four.Meme, the protection period won’t be influenced by post-launch holder counts; once triggered, it remains in effect for the full 72-hour cycle.
The temporary lock gives creators time to launch without interference and helps users avoid scams or fake listings during high activity periods.
Four.Meme builds on rapid growth
The new measure follows a breakout month for Four.Meme, which recently surpassed Solana’s Pump.fun in daily revenue, generating $1.43 million in 24 hours. Today, the DEX volume in 30d hits $3,4 billion, according to DefiLlama.
The token ranked among the highest revenue-generating DeFi protocols, reflecting increased meme coin activity on BNB Chain driven by lower fees and retail participation.
As the meme coin market matures, platforms like Four.Meme are facing new challenges: balancing viral token creation with user safety and platform credibility.
Token Name Protection targets a key issue in rapid meme launches: impersonation and duplication that often lead to liquidity loss and trader confusion.
The update indicates that the company is transitioning from a high-volume launchpad to a more structured platform focused on maintaining a user-safety environment.
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