What Is GM on BSC? GREEN MORNING Jumps Over 400% on a Reported Musk–CZ Meme Moment

GREEN MORNING (GM), a meme token on BNB Smart Chain, rose by more than 400% over a short period on November 6, 2026 and reached a market cap of $2.72 million, according to BlockBeats citing GMGN data. 

BlockBeats said the move was possibly influenced by Elon Musk replying to a user with a CZ meme, a link that is not confirmed. The sections below explain what GM on BSC is, where the token came from, which contract address is cited and what the risks are.

What is GM on BSC?

GM on BSC is GREEN MORNING, a BEP-20 meme token on BNB Smart Chain, and “GMBSC” is shorthand for it rather than an official name. “GM” is the greeting for “good morning” used across crypto communities. Odaily reports that the token reads GM as “Green Morning,” reflecting green as the color of gains and likened to “the bull is here.”

Bitrue describes the token as a culture play built around the daily GM greeting and a green photo, not a utility token. It states that the project has no product and no publicly identified team, and that total supply is 1,000,000,000 GM.

Where did GREEN MORNING come from?

The token is tied to a meme post by Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ), but no source shows that CZ created or endorsed it. Bitrue reports that CZ posted a green-tinted photo captioned “Soon…” on September 29, 2026 at 21:57:17 Paris time and that the token went live seven seconds later. The same article states that nothing in the on-chain data or public posts proves CZ created or endorsed the token. Odaily, on October 1, wrote that the GM meme originated from a meme selfie posted by CZ and that GM’s market cap on BSC had passed $3.56 million.

The term “CZ-meme token” in this article describes the theme of the token, not its ownership. Bitrue’s article promotes its own trading services, and its security findings come from scanner data it cites rather than independent verification.

What is the GM contract address on BNB Chain?

Bitrue cites 0x13920fe6467e9e3c852b8d365a036c995f0f7777 as the contract address of GREEN MORNING on BNB Smart Chain. DEX tracker pages such as DEX Screener use the same address in their links. A link address on those sites can identify a trading pair rather than the token itself, so the address should be confirmed on a block explorer such as BscScan before use.

Other tokens share the same ticker. CoinGecko lists a “GoodMorning (GM)” memecoin on the Cronos blockchain, and CoinMarketCap lists “GM Wagmi (GM)” on Ethereum. Neither is the BNB Smart Chain token discussed here, and copying a ticker or a name instead of a contract address is a common way to end up with the wrong token.

What happened to GM on November 6?

BlockBeats reported at 09:32 on November 6 that GM rose by more than 400% in a short time, with a market cap of $2.72 million and 24-hour trading volume of $1.6 million. The time zone is not stated on the page. The data was attributed to GMGN. BlockBeats wrote that the move was “possibly” influenced by Musk replying to a user’s message with a CZ meme, and added that meme token trading is highly volatile, depends largely on sentiment and narrative and has no actual value or use case.

A second BlockBeats item the same day reports that CZ replied to a “knee struck by an arrow” meme with a CZ meme in a post BlockBeats interprets as aimed at Musk, hinting either “didn’t expect it to fall this far” or “didn’t expect the meme to be used here.” The “arrow to the knee” line comes from the video game The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, which BlockBeats notes Musk is known to like. That item names no token. An AI-generated interpretation on the same page describes the order differently, with Musk using the meme first and CZ responding, and the page does not settle who posted first. No independent source for the original posts was found, so the link between the posts and GM’s move remains unconfirmed.

How has GM traded since October?

GM’s market cap peaked at $15.36 million on October 2, according to BlockBeats, and then fell in a one-way decline until November 6. At $2.72 million, the November 6 figure is about 17.7% of that peak, or roughly 82% lower, by simple arithmetic. The reported 24-hour volume of $1.6 million is about 59% of the market cap, which shows heavy activity relative to size but not the direction of the price.

An undated DEX Screener snapshot lists a GM/BNCB pair on PancakeSwap v2 with liquidity of about $161,000, a market cap and fully diluted value of about $1.5 million, 24-hour volume of about $702,000 and 4,747 holders. The page said the pair was about nine days old. By arithmetic from the September 29 launch, that places the snapshot in early October, though the page gives no date. The pair is against BNCB rather than a major stablecoin, so the GM price in that pool also depends on the other token.

What are the risks of a token like GM?

GM has no product and no publicly identified team, and its price depends on attention. Bitrue calls the token extremely volatile and high-risk, warns that liquidity can dry up and that early or large holders can exit, and states that “legit” does not mean a safe investment. BlockBeats adds that meme tokens have no actual value or use case. A market cap that has moved from $15.36 million to $2.72 million, with a further 400% swing in a short window, shows how large the moves can be in both directions.

Security scanners gave mixed results on the DEX Screener snapshot: GoPlus reported no issues, Quick Intel reported one, and the page itself warns that audits may not be fully accurate. Wrong-contract risk and irreversible on-chain transfers also apply, since a transfer sent to the wrong address or token cannot be reversed.

What to verify before relying on GM data

The contract address should be matched against a block explorer and the original source, and the page should be checked for whether the address belongs to the token or to a trading pair. Market cap, liquidity and volume should be compared across at least two trackers with a timestamp, since all of the November 6 figures come from one source. Posts attributed to Musk or CZ should be checked on the original accounts, and wording such as “possibly influenced” in news reports should not be read as confirmation of a cause.

Conclusion

GM on BSC is GREEN MORNING, a BEP-20 meme token on BNB Smart Chain, with no product, no publicly identified team and no proof that CZ created or endorsed it. BlockBeats, citing GMGN, reported a rise of over 400% to a $2.72 million market cap on November 6, possibly influenced by a Musk and CZ meme exchange, though that cause is unconfirmed and the order of the posts is disputed between reports. The same data shows the market cap about 82% below its October 2 peak of $15.36 million. Same-name tokens on other chains make contract checks essential, and the figures here should be re-checked on live trackers before use.

FAQ

1. What is GM on BSC?
GM on BSC is GREEN MORNING, a BEP-20 meme token on BNB Smart Chain. Bitrue describes it as a culture play built on the daily GM greeting, with no product and no publicly identified team.

2. What is GMBSC?
GMBSC is shorthand for GREEN MORNING (GM) on BNB Smart Chain. It is not an official name or ticker, so searches and contract checks should use GREEN MORNING and the contract address.

3. What is the GM contract address on BNB Chain?
Bitrue cites 0x13920fe6467e9e3c852b8d365a036c995f0f7777 as the GREEN MORNING contract address. Other tokens named GM exist on Cronos and Ethereum, and the address should be confirmed on BscScan to tell whether it belongs to the token or to a trading pair.

4. Did Musk or CZ cause GM to jump over 400%?
It is not confirmed. BlockBeats wrote that the rise was possibly influenced by Musk replying with a CZ meme, and BlockBeats’s own reports differ on who posted first. No independent source for the original posts was found.

5. Did CZ create or endorse GREEN MORNING (GM)?
No source shows that. Bitrue states that nothing in the on-chain data or public posts proves CZ created or endorsed the token, although the token followed a CZ post by seconds.