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# Native $VC vs Wrapped $VC

$VC is native to VinuChain and bridged to BNB Chain (BSC).

## Token Address:

Here are the addresses:

1. **VC (VinuChain):** [**native gas coin does not have a contract.**](https://vinuexplorer.org)

* As it is the native gas coin of the VinuChain protocol, it does not have a contract address.
* For applications that require its contract address, you can simply omit it / leave it blank.
* For applications on the VinuChain network, you can wrap VC into [wVC](https://vinuexplorer.org/token/0xEd8c5530a0A086a12f57275728128a60DFf04230).

2. **VC (BSC):** [**0x2Bf83D080d8Bc4715984e75E5b3D149805d11751**](https://bscscan.com/token/0x2Bf83D080d8Bc4715984e75E5b3D149805d11751)

* $VC on BNB Chain is a wrapped version of VC.
* The only way $VC can circulate on BSC is by first bridging it from VinuChain to BSC.
* Therefore, the total real supply of $VC across all chains is always the same as the total supply of $VC on VinuChain.
* $VC sitting in bridge hot/cold wallets on BSC are simply placeholder supply (not circulating / not 'real').

## Cross-Chain Bridges

### Wanbridge

You can use [**Wanbridge** ](https://bridge.wanchain.org/#/?asset=VC\&from=VinuChain)to conduct cross-chain transfers of $VC between VinuChain & other EVM chains (e.g. BSC).

* <https://bridge.wanchain.org/#/?asset=VC&from=VinuChain>


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