The reviewed materials did not establish a conversion from CASTLE through BCAST into BCE. The exchange still used CASTLE in a launchpad example years after introducing BCAST. Its 2025 BCE notices introduced new Sui and BNB identifiers, but the reviewed notices did not explain how earlier balances would be treated.
bitcastle dates itself to July 2019. Early posts show a functioning exchange and a token named CASTLE; on March 18, 2020 the operator said CASTLE trading limits had been removed across numerous pairs. Yet an August 2022 release, supplied by bitcastle, called that date the full rollout of the web service and mobile apps after beta. The most coherent reading is an operating beta followed by a formal launch, not a single settled birthday.
BCAST did not simply replace CASTLE. A High&Low preregistration campaign already offered 100 BCAST before a planned February 2021 launch, but inconsistent dates printed in that campaign leave BCAST’s exact origin unresolved. A dated July listing campaign later called BCAST the “second official token” and linked holdings or consumption to High&Low payout levels. As late as May 2024, the exchange’s own launchpad help still used CASTLE as the commitment asset in an allocation example. BCE’s 2025 notices then introduced new Sui and BEP-20 identifiers without settling either earlier balance.
The present asset began on Sui on May 12, 2025. One address published the package, received the UpgradeCap and TreasuryCap, and minted one billion BCE minutes later. bitcastle’s May 22 notice scheduled listing for May 28 and trading, deposits and withdrawals for June 5, naming both Sui and BEP-20 contracts. MEXC scheduled trading for June 5 and withdrawals for June 6, 2025. These announcements do not independently establish completed execution. None of the reviewed announcements explains what holders of CASTLE or BCAST received.
bitcastle now markets spot, futures, Earn, High&Low, copy trading, launchpad and MT5. Its terms let the operator alter fees and features, restrict accounts, cancel certain orders and delist assets. Onchain, the Sui control caps remain in one deployment address, while the BEP-20 form reaches its logic through a nested proxy stack whose final administrator was not identified in the reviewed record. The site publishes lower bounds of 250,000 and 500,000 users and a separate claim of “millions” using its products each day, without defining whether their audiences or dates match. The figures therefore cannot establish a comparable active-user count, and operator marketing cannot substitute for a benefit contract or an outside audit.
The About page identifies July 2019 as the platform launch, establishing the operator’s own starting point.
The official exchange account opened CASTLE trading and withdrawal limits across its listed pairs.
The campaign offered 100 BCAST and planned a February 2021 product launch, but its mixed printed dates do not establish BCAST’s exact origin or a completed launch.
The dated campaign announced an August 31 listing and a High&Low payout role; it does not establish BCAST’s first introduction.
The operator launched the web interface and mobile apps publicly, describing the earlier service as beta.
The exchange’s support example used CASTLE as the commitment asset years after BCAST had been introduced.
The package, control caps and immutable metadata were created, then one billion BCE were minted.
bitcastle scheduled trading, deposits and withdrawals for June 5, 2025. MEXC’s notice scheduled trading for June 5 and withdrawals for June 6. These notices establish planned dates, not independently observed execution.
Last evidence review: 2026-09-05
bitcastle Token (BCE) is the current exchange-linked asset attached to bitcastle, a centralized platform operated under terms naming bitcastle LLC, registration 900 LLC 2021. The current CoinGecko identity points to a Sui coin created in May 2025. bitcastle’s own listing announcement also names a separate BEP-20 representation. Earlier exchange tokens called CASTLE and BCAST are historical predecessors in branding, not proven versions of BCE.
Sui coin type: 0x34d12f761847a05dfa33a1692440588f4b5f7f24be619334e29d74e083f5e64e::bce::BCE. Separately listed BNB Chain contract: 0x77c7ee969fb293ca6beb60e6d62df4fbc70361cb. Both use 9 decimals; their supplies and control structures must be read separately.
bitcastle did not retire one house token each time it introduced another. CASTLE traded across exchange pairs in 2020; a High&Low preregistration campaign already offered 100 BCAST before a planned February 2021 launch, although its mixed printed dates do not establish BCAST’s exact origin; and a July listing campaign called BCAST the second official token. A bitcastle support example still used CASTLE for launchpad commitments in May 2024. BCE then arrived with new contracts in 2025. The missing record is not merely a technical bridge: no reviewed notice says that any of these balances converted, at what ratio, or with which continuing obligations.
On Sui, BCE uses 9 decimals. Mainnet records show its package and immutable metadata created on May 12, 2025, followed minutes later by a mint of 1,000,000,000 BCE. The deployment address still owns both TreasuryCap and package UpgradeCap. Metadata is fixed and no global-pause DenyCap is reported, but issuance and package changes remain concentrated in that address.
bitcastle scheduled trading, deposits and withdrawals for June 5, 2025. MEXC’s notice scheduled trading for June 5 and withdrawals for June 6. These notices establish planned dates, not independently observed execution. bitcastle’s notice also names a separate BNB Chain contract; the September 5, 2026 chain snapshot showed 100 BCE outstanding there. That address is a BeaconProxy whose owner query returns the beacon itself. The beacon is another proxy and currently selects separate token logic, leaving two layers between a holder and the code that executes a transfer. The reviewed records do not identify the final person or company able to administer that stack.
The fee page labels a BCE discount column but the reviewed public table does not render rates. The reviewed operator materials do not establish a BCE-specific staking contract, durable benefit schedule or holder-governance mechanism. Holding BCE alone therefore does not establish an enforceable entitlement to those benefits.
No primary source reviewed proves that. CASTLE traded on bitcastle in 2020, and BCAST was called the second official token in 2021. The 2025 BCE notice gives new Sui and BEP-20 identifiers but no swap or migration terms.
On Sui, 1 billion BCE are minted and the deployment address retains TreasuryCap and package UpgradeCap. On BNB Chain, the token points to a beacon that is itself a proxy; current calls expose the selected logic but not a verified final legal administrator.
The fee page labels a BCE discount column, but the reviewed public table shows no rates. The reviewed operator materials do not establish durable staking or launchpad entitlements or a holder vote; any benefit depends on the applicable product terms.
The reviewed token and exchange materials describe a tradable utility asset, not company equity. Exchange accounts are governed by bitcastle LLC’s terms, which give the operator broad discretion over fees, features, orders and account access.
The About page says July 2019. A 2022 operator release says the August 17, 2022 launch was the full rollout after a beta. Those statements support an early operating period followed by a formal rollout, not one unambiguous launch day.
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