Fantom Bomb
FBOMB
Evaluation Score
Overall rating on a scale of 0-10
Dimension Breakdown
AI Analysis
Comprehensive evaluation of the token
FBOMB (Fantom Bomb / fBOMB Finance) demonstrates fundamentally weak characteristics across all evaluated metrics. The project exhibits stalled development posture with no verifiable commit history, release tags, or package-registry updates. Community support is dormant with near-zero 24-hour trading volume, minimal holder base, and absence of governance structures following an early developer abandonment and community takeover in 2021. Tokenomics rely on simple 1% transaction burn mechanics with fragmented liquidity across nine chains, primarily concentrated on Aerodrome V1 on Base. Security is severely compromised by a complete lack of smart contract audits across its multi-chain deployments, though no protocol-level exploits directly attributable to FBOMB were identified. Note that the Team and Governance section lacked sufficient verifiable data (assigned -1.0) due to search results conflating the token with the Fantom Foundation Layer 1 network and unrelated entities, and its weight was proportionally redistributed across the remaining five sections. No qualifying red-flag event cap was necessary as the raw weighted score reflects the project's high structural risks.
Development Activity
Code updates and developer engagement
Community Support
Social media presence and community engagement
Tokenomics
Supply, distribution, and utility
Market & Use Case
Value proposition and competitive landscape
Team & Governance
Team background and project governance
Security & Audits
Security history and audit status
About Fantom Bomb (FBOMB)
Fantom Bomb (FBOMB, also known as fBOMB Finance) is a deflationary meme-oriented cryptocurrency originally launched on the Fantom Opera blockchain on March 16, 2021. The token features a flat 1% burn mechanism applied to every transaction, designed to reduce circulating supply over time. While initially created on Fantom, the token has established a multi-chain presence across nine networks, including BNB Smart Chain, Ethereum, and Base.
The project was structured with a maximum initial supply of 1 billion tokens, with burns reducing the supply over time. The token's utility revolves primarily around a community lottery decentralized application (dApp) and integrations into select blockchain-based games. Trading liquidity for FBOMB is fragmented across decentralized venues, with primary concentration on Aerodrome V1 on Base.
FBOMB has experienced significant organizational instability since its inception. Shortly after launch, the project suffered an early price crash when its anonymous creator sold their token holdings and abandoned the project, prompting a community takeover attempt in May 2021. Active software development has since stalled, with no verifiable updates, releases, or active governance structures. Additionally, the token contracts deployed across multiple blockchains have not undergone formal smart contract security audits by recognized firms, presenting elevated technical risks for holders.