How to buy STAT (STAT)

Where STAT (STAT) is available

STAT is a token that operates on the Ethereum platform. It is used by the STAT Project, which is a social trading platform that uses statistics and AI to provide market data and investment insights.

You can find STAT on a few centralized exchanges. Based on verified market data, it is currently available on MEXC and Bithumb.

Verified exchange routes

The following routes have been verified through market-pair data:

• MEXC: STAT/USDT
• Bithumb: STAT/KRW

What to check before opening an account

Before you deposit funds or create an account, you should verify a few technical and legal details to avoid losing your assets.

First, confirm the contract address. STAT is an Ethereum-based token with the contract address: 0x4fc15c91a9c4a9efb404174464687e8e128730c2. I always suggest checking this against the official website or the Etherscan explorer before making any transfers. Using a lookalike address is a common way people lose money.

Second, check your local laws. If you are using MEXC, be aware that they have a specific list of supported and banned countries. For example, users in the US, Canada, and the UK are banned from the platform.

Finally, consider how you will store the tokens. Since STAT is on Ethereum, you can use a hardware wallet like a Ledger for self-custody, but you must ensure the wallet supports the specific token contract.

Fees, withdrawal, and country caveats

Trading costs and account rules vary by platform.

MEXC lists a trading fee of 0 for the STAT/USDT pair. However, they do require KYC (Know Your Customer) verification to use the account.

For both MEXC and Bithumb, deposit and withdrawal support for STAT is not verified. This means you should check the exchange's current wallet status before sending tokens to the platform. It is a mistake to assume that because a coin is listed for trading, the exchange also allows you to move the tokens off the platform.

Sources and methodology

I have built this guide using a combination of verified data sources. The exchange routes are pulled exclusively from verified market-pair rows in our database.

For background on the project and risk context, I used web research and official project documentation. I have included information from the CoinMarketCap page, but I treat that as low-confidence context rather than a primary proof of listing or safety.

I have omitted live market values, such as price and 24h volume, because these numbers change too quickly to remain accurate in a static guide.