Swedcoin, SWED, is a TRC 20 token on Tron first issued on 12 May 2021. More than five years later its supply is unchanged at 77,999,993, it has 1,813 holders and 14,196 transfers on the public ledger, and its presale contract is in a final phase.
Five years of public record
Longevity on a public ledger is a modest claim, and it is offered as exactly that. The token has existed since May 2021, its transfers are permanently visible, and its holder count can be read from the chain by anyone. There is no private registry involved and no server that keeps the record.
The presale, in its final phase
The presale contract holds 10,956,298 tokens, about 14 percent of supply, and the final phase price is one SWED per TRX. The token trades with no meaningful market depth, and the project does not describe it as anything else. Buyers receive tokens directly from a contract whose balance and rules are readable before any purchase is made. The token contract is TLomkn2JKndsKM5c8g8cKnzAiGpGyUUxaR and the presale contract is TBmerAtsWa2up8EYTUXwp8hGNCfARNwc5v, both on Tron.
The product, described as under development
Swedcoin's intended product is a system for trust deeds on a public ledger, giving settlements, grants and beneficiaries a shared and permanent record. That product is under development. No launch date is attached to it, and the project publishes no forecast of adoption, price or return. The discipline of claiming less than the market expects is, in this case, the disclosure.
A trading name, stated plainly
Swedcoin operates under the trading name The Swedish Trust. The name is a trading identity, not a claim of registration, supervision or regulatory status in any jurisdiction, and the project states that boundary on its own channels.
What the record shows, and what it does not
What the record shows is a token with a stable supply, an identifiable presale contract, and five years of continuous public history. What it does not show is a market with depth, a launched product, or any promise about the future. This release states both sides because both are true.