FUNToken
funWhat is FUNToken?
FUNToken (FUN), historically branded FunFair, is an Ethereum ERC-20 token for a gaming and gambling ecosystem. Its canonical Ethereum contract is 0x419D0d8BdD9aF5e606Ae2232ed285Aff190E711b, verified by Etherscan and deployed in July 2017.
Archived official material presents FUN alongside the separate XFUN token and XFUN Wallet as infrastructure for moving into supported gaming dApps. That capture documents the project's product claims at the time; it does not establish that every named dApp or wallet feature remains live today.
What problem does FUNToken solve?
The project's stated problem is friction in online gaming: fragmented payment rails, limited transparency, and the need for a wallet that can move value into and out of gaming applications. The archived official site says FUN/XFUN and the XFUN Wallet were intended to support traceable, gas-free wallet transactions and integration with third-party gaming dApps.
Those are utility and product-positioning claims, not evidence that FUN holders own casinos, receive revenue, or have a contractual redemption right. Current operator availability, jurisdictional access, and the status of the wallet ecosystem require separate verification.
How does FUNToken work?
FUN is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum with 8 decimals. Etherscan shows a verified Solidity contract exposing ordinary transfer, approval, balance and burn functions, plus owner/controller operations including controllerTransfer, controllerApprove, setController, changeOwner, lockMultis, finalize and claimTokens. The ABI therefore documents administrative capabilities; it does not by itself prove who currently controls them or whether every capability remains active.
The archived official site describes XFUN as a separate token used with the non-custodial XFUN Wallet and says users retain custody of wallet keys. FUN ownership itself conveys no documented equity, casino revenue share, guaranteed cashback, or legal ownership of gaming assets in the sources reviewed.
Key facts
- Canonical token: FUNToken / FunFair (FUN), Ethereum ERC-20 contract 0x419D0d8BdD9aF5e606Ae2232ed285Aff190E711b.
- Etherscan identifies the token as having 8 decimals and displays a max total supply of 10,806,201,658.39802549 FUN; supply figures should be read from the contract/explorer rather than price aggregators.
- The contract was created on Ethereum on July 7, 2017, by the address Etherscan labels AION: Deployer.
- The verified ABI includes burn and finalize functions, as well as owner/controller transfer and approval functions; current permission state was not inferred from the ABI alone.
- Archived official material describes FUN/XFUN, XFUN Wallet, and third-party gaming dApp integration; it is historical documentation, not proof of current availability.
- FUN is a utility token claim, not documented in the reviewed sources as equity, a revenue-sharing instrument, a reserve-backed asset, or a redemption claim.
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Is FUN the same token as FunFair?
Yes for this record: FUNToken is the later brand associated with the FunFair/FunFair Token Ethereum ERC-20 at 0x419D0d8BdD9aF5e606Ae2232ed285Aff190E711b. XFUN is treated as a separate token in the project's own archived material.
What can FUN holders legally claim?
The reviewed sources support token transfer and stated gaming utility only. They do not establish equity, casino ownership, guaranteed revenue, or a legal redemption right for FUN holders.
What product does FUN power?
Archived official documentation describes the XFUN Wallet and integration with supported gaming dApps, including gas-free wallet deposits and withdrawals. The live status of those products is not established by the historical sources reviewed.
What is FUN's supply and decimal count?
Etherscan displays 8 decimals and a max total supply of 10,806,201,658.39802549 FUN on the token page. The explorer's displayed figure is the cited snapshot; no vesting schedule was established from the reviewed sources.
Can the issuer change or freeze FUN?
The verified ABI exposes owner/controller operations, including controllerTransfer, controllerApprove, setController, lockMultis and finalize. This indicates privileged control paths exist in code; the current owner, controller and active state must be checked on-chain before relying on a stronger claim.
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