RealLink

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Rank #135•SocialFi, BNB Chain Ecosystem, Payment Solutions
CoinYQ Dossier

The token mistaken for a building, then split across two ledgers

RealLink's most revealing story is not a promised metaverse. It is an identity test followed by a ledger problem: the official paper defines a SocialFi utility token with no asset rights, while an August 2026 swap leaves an old TRON balance and a new owner-controlled cross-chain contract visible at the same time.

A contract address settles the name collision

“RealLink” also appears on projects that advertise real-estate and RWA rails. The REAL ranked under this CoinGecko id is instead tied to reallink.vip, a 2021 TRON contract and a 2026 BNB replacement. The June 2025 paper calls it a SocialFi content and payments protocol.

That paper gives REAL an in-app job: tips, interaction incentives and virtual-item redemption. It supplies no property schedule, SPV agreement or regulated offering document. Treating the name as proof of real-estate exposure would join two different projects without evidence.

The legal disclaimer is the clearest token specification

Product prose speaks of creator compensation and shared value, but the rights paragraph draws a hard boundary. REAL holders receive no ownership, equity, profit-sharing, governance, debt or investment-contract right. A tip recipient owns transferable tokens, not a contractual slice of the platform's revenue.

The reviewed materials do not identify concrete mechanisms linking the token to assets: a deed custodian, appraisal oracle, rental distribution waterfall, NAV calculation, eligible-investor gate or redemption against an underlying asset. This is a limit of what could be verified, not proof that such arrangements do not exist anywhere.

Tipping volume became a release dial whose readings remain unverified

The paper caps the plan at 12B: 2B for the team released 20% each year for five years, plus 10B for ecosystem growth. The first ecosystem release level is 2.5B; later levels shrink 25% when cumulative dollar tipping crosses defined steps.

The TRON code makes supply administration concrete. It includes mining, operator and participant registries, blacklisting, destruction of blacklisted funds and five official unlock intervals. By September 4, 2026 it reports 3.391B units and no official unlocks remaining. Yet neither the paper nor the reviewed site shows an audited feed for the tipping totals that govern the much larger ecosystem pool.

A one-for-one swap did not erase the old ledger

On August 26, 2026 MEXC announced that its 1:1 swap was complete, named the TRON address as previous and the BNB address as new, and warned that old-token deposits and further exchange swaps would not be supported. This is firm evidence about MEXC custody, not a universal proof that every holder migrated.

On September 4, 2026, the old contract reported 3.391B while the new contract reported about 753.363M. The old standingOwner resolved to the contract itself; the new contract had an external owner. The materials reviewed did not map locked, burned and migrated balances, so neither summing the two nor treating them as exact mirrors is justified.

The new owner controls the conditions for trusting messages from other chains. The BNB token uses the LayerZero OFT pattern and enforces a 12B maximum. The reviewed deployment is not a proxy, but its owner can set remote peers, the LayerZero delegate, message options and an inspector. Those choices determine which cross-chain messages the token accepts.

The materials reviewed do not document REAL as an RWA or identify a price or property oracle. Other operational questions remain unresolved: who controls the BNB owner key, how the team reconciles migration, who measures reward volume, and which entity owes users anything if the social apps or bridge fail. These gaps limit what can be said about decentralization; they do not establish that the underlying arrangements do not exist.

How the project changed

  1. 2021-06-30
    The TRON REAL contract is created

    The six-decimal TRC-20 begins the on-chain history later tied to reallink.vip.

  2. 2025-06
    A new whitepaper defines SocialFi and 12B

    Version 1.1.0 assigns tips and interaction rewards, a 2B team schedule and a 10B ecosystem pool while denying holder asset rights.

  3. 2026-08-26
    MEXC completes a 1:1 contract swap

    The exchange labels TRON previous and BNB Chain new, then ends support for old-contract deposits and further swaps.

  4. 2026-08-26
    MEXC schedules new-contract deposits and withdrawals

    In its August 26 announcement, MEXC scheduled deposits and withdrawals for August 27, 2026. That notice establishes the schedule; it does not confirm that reopening took place.

Evidence and primary sources

Last evidence review: 2026-09-04

What is RealLink?

RealLink is presented as a Web3 social-incentive protocol: creators receive tips and users may receive REAL for interactions, while apps may use it for virtual goods. The catalog identity is fixed by reallink.vip and the contracts TGBfBt6Y2Dm3RHdNpZAdqywBsvfdysf834 on TRON and 0x65e7a112db1142eae919201b1232f7aa488ed83c on BNB Chain.

That identity matters because unrelated projects with nearly identical names market real-estate and other RWA tokenization. RealLink's own whitepaper says the opposite of an asset claim: REAL conveys no ownership, equity, profit share, governance right, debt claim or investment-contract right. This review found no deed, SPV interest, rental cash flow, collateral pool, NAV or property redemption attached to either contract.

What problem does RealLink solve?

RealLink tries to turn social attention into a measurable payment loop. Its paper calls this “Tipping = Mining”: platform consumption and user actions are supposed to determine token rewards rather than proof-of-work hardware. The commercial platform, however, observes the likes, tips and anti-fraud signals that make this loop meaningful; a token transfer alone cannot prove those off-chain events.

The harder current question is continuity. MEXC called the TRON address the old contract and the BNB address the new one in a 1:1 swap completed August 26, 2026. The old ledger still shows 3.391B units and the new one about 753.363M on this review date. Those figures cannot be added as circulating supply without a migration ledger, nor assumed to be fully mirrored without bridge documentation.

How does RealLink work?

The 2025 token plan sets a 12B maximum. It assigns 2B to the team, described as five annual 20% releases, and 10B to ecosystem distribution. Ecosystem release begins at a 2.5B level, then each level falls 25% as cumulative tipping-volume milestones are crossed. Interaction rewards and random “lucky boxes” are the proposed distribution routes. The paper does not identify an audited oracle that certifies those dollar-denominated tipping totals.

The legacy TRON contract implements more than a plain TRC-20: its verified interface contains participant and operator lists, mining, blacklisting, black-fund destruction and an official unlock schedule. On September 4, 2026, it reported 3,391,866,475 REAL, zero remaining official unlocks and a standingOwner equal to the contract itself. That state limits obvious external owner calls, but does not establish who controls custody wallets or the platform database.

The new BNB contract is a LayerZero OFT-style token capped at 12B. On the same date, it reported 753,363,256.536605 REAL and an external owner. The reviewed deployment is not a proxy, yet the owner can select cross-chain peers, a messaging delegate, enforced options and a message inspector. Those are bridge trust decisions: an accepted remote message can change chain-local supply even without a generic upgrade switch.

Key facts

  • Canonical identity: reallink.vip; legacy TRON TGBfBt6Y2Dm3RHdNpZAdqywBsvfdysf834; new BNB Chain 0x65e7a112db1142eae919201b1232f7aa488ed83c.
  • REAL is described for tips, interaction incentives and virtual items—not real-estate title, collateral, rent, NAV or redemption.
  • Stated cap: 12B; 2B team allocation over five annual 20% releases and 10B linked to tipping-volume release levels.
  • TRON snapshot on 2026-09-04: 3,391,866,475 REAL, six decimals and no remaining scheduled official unlocks.
  • The September 4, 2026 TRON snapshot places standingOwner at the contract itself; the reviewed materials do not identify platform, custody and migration operators.
  • MEXC completed a 1:1 TRON-to-BNB contract swap on 2026-08-26 and stopped supporting old-contract deposits.
  • BNB snapshot on 2026-09-04: 753,363,256.536605 REAL, 12B contract maximum and owner 0x258d4e26f190eec217bdcc3b32f586eeb03f119e.
  • The BNB owner controls OFT peers, delegate and messaging options; the reviewed bytecode is non-proxy.
  • The materials reviewed did not establish a reconciled migration ledger, audited tipping oracle, named legal issuer or token redemption promise.

Official links

Official websiteWhitepaperBlock explorerX / TwitterGitHub

Categories

SocialFiBNB Chain EcosystemPayment SolutionsTron Ecosystem

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Frequently asked questions

Is this the RealLink that tokenizes real estate?

No evidence supports that identification. This catalog entry is pinned to reallink.vip and the TRON/BNB REAL contracts. Its whitepaper describes SocialFi tipping and expressly denies ownership, profit and debt rights.

Does REAL give a claim on platform revenue or property?

No. The whitepaper denies ownership, equity, profit-sharing, governance and debt rights. It does not promise rent, NAV redemption, collateral enforcement or a claim against a property SPV.

Why are there two REAL supplies?

MEXC treated the BNB contract as the replacement for the TRON contract in a 1:1 swap. Both contracts still have balances, but no reviewed primary source reconciles burned, locked, migrated and exchange-custodied amounts, so adding them would overstate what is known.

Can the new BNB contract be upgraded?

The deployed bytecode is not marked as a proxy and exposes no generic upgrade selector. Its external owner can still set LayerZero peers, delegate, enforced options and message inspection, which are material cross-chain controls.

Who verifies the tipping volume that releases ecosystem tokens?

The paper defines dollar tipping thresholds but does not name an independent oracle, audit firm or public attestation method. CoinYQ therefore treats the measurement and release administration as unresolved.

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