Issued once.
Closed forever.
A 1,200,000-unit ledger entry with no admin keys, no mint function, and no second issuance. What you see on chain is all there will ever be.
TGBP is not a stablecoin. It is not redeemable for fiat. It does not promise a peg, and it is not collateralised against any external asset. It is, instead, a deliberately small TRC-20 token whose entire supply was minted in a single transaction and whose contract has no further administrative powers. There is no owner who can pause, mint, freeze, or upgrade it. The supply curve is a flat line.1
1. See the verified source at TronScan for the full ABI. The constructor mints once and exposes no mint function thereafter.
The contract is the document.
Every claim on this page is anchored to the deployed contract. The code is short, public, and verified. There is nothing else.
- Standard
- TRC-20 (OpenZeppelin-style ERC-20)
- Compiler
- solidity 0.8.6 · optimization 200 runs · evm istanbul
- License
- MIT
- Source
- Verified on TronScan ↗
- Mint authority
- none · the function does not exist in the bytecode
- Freeze authority
- none · holders cannot be blacklisted
- Owner
- none · no privileged role at the contract level
- Proxy / upgradable
- no · the bytecode at this address is immutable
One issuance,
two destinations.
The full 1,200,000 was minted in the deployment transaction. Half went into the public liquidity pool. The other half remains with the issuer wallet for ongoing market depth.
SunSwap V3 liquidity
Single-sided concentrated position quoted against USDT. Available to any buyer with a TRON wallet.
Issuer reserve
Held by the deployer wallet for re-funding the pool over time. Movements are visible on chain in real time.
Permanent total
No future emission. The line above is the final supply for the lifetime of the contract.
How to buy TGBP.
Three steps. The first time it takes about ten minutes. After that it is a single transaction.
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Set up a TRON wallet.
Install TronLink in a desktop browser, or use any wallet that supports TRC-20 (TokenPocket, imToken, OKX Web3, Bitget Wallet, Trust Wallet).
Funding: Send a small amount of TRX from any centralized exchange (Binance, OKX, Bybit) to cover gas. 20 TRX is plenty for several swaps. -
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Get TRC-20 USDT.
Withdraw USDT from your exchange to the same wallet, picking the TRON (TRC-20) network. Other USDT networks (ERC-20, BEP-20) will not work for this swap.
USDT on TRON: TR7NHqjeKQxGTCi8q8ZY4pL8otSzgjLj6t -
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Swap on SunSwap V3.
Open the pre-filled swap, connect your wallet, enter how much USDT you want to convert, confirm. The TGBP appears in your wallet immediately.
Slippage: The liquidity range is concentrated tightly around 1.000. For order sizes below a few thousand USDT, slippage is essentially zero. Larger orders consume the curve at increasing prices.
Four properties of the contract you do not have to take on trust.
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Source code matches deployed bytecode.
TronScan compiled the published source with the exact compiler and settings on file and matched it to the on-chain bytes. Inspect the diff yourself.
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The ABI contains no mint, no pause, no upgrade.
There is no path in the deployed bytecode that increases the total supply, halts transfers, or replaces the implementation.
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The contract has no owner role.
There is no privileged address that holds administrative rights. Standard ERC-20 transfer and approval logic only.
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Every transaction is publicly indexed.
Holder distribution, transfers in and out of the SunSwap pool, and the issuer wallet are all visible on TronScan in real time.
Often asked, plainly answered.
Is TGBP a stablecoin pegged to the British pound?
No. The name TGBP is a brand mark, not a peg. There is no reserve of fiat backing the token, no redemption mechanism, and no oracle linking its price to any currency.
The token is priced by the SunSwap V3 liquidity pool. The pool is configured around 1.000 USDT as a convenient unit of account, but that price will move in either direction as buyers and sellers transact.
Why does the contract have no mint function?
Removing the mint function turns the supply into a permanent constant. Holders do not have to trust an issuer to refrain from increasing the float; the option does not exist in the deployed code.
The trade-off is that adjustments cannot be made if circumstances change. We consider that trade-off acceptable.
How is TGBP different from USDT or USDC?
USDT and USDC are fiat-backed stablecoins issued by regulated entities (Tether, Circle) holding cash and treasuries against every token in circulation. They are redeemable on demand and tightly pegged.
TGBP has no issuer behind a redemption window, no reserves, and no peg guarantee. It is closer in design to an immutable scarce token than to a stablecoin.
Who is behind this project?
An independent issuer holding the deployer wallet visible on TronScan. There is no company, no equity, no off-chain promises.
The contract itself is self-contained: even if the issuer disappeared tomorrow, the deployed bytecode would continue to function exactly as it does today.
What happens if someone wants to sell?
Selling reverses the swap. As long as the SunSwap pool holds USDT collected from prior buys, sellers can convert their TGBP back to USDT at the prevailing pool price.
If sustained selling exceeds accumulated USDT in the pool, the price moves below the concentrated liquidity range and the pool ceases to absorb further sales at parity. This is a standard CLMM property, not a TGBP-specific behaviour.
Can the issuer wallet sell its half and crash the price?
Yes. The issuer reserve is not locked. We do not pretend otherwise; the transparent design of this token does not exclude that possibility.
What you can verify in real time is what the issuer wallet is actually doing. Every transfer it makes is on the public ledger before it settles.
Is this an investment?
No. TGBP is offered for general purchase by anyone with a TRON wallet, with no representations about future returns, suitability, or risk profile. The token may decline to zero. You should only trade what you can afford to lose entirely.