Dibs Share wallet

What is Dibs Share (DSHARE)?

Dibs runs a two-token design on BNB Smart Chain. DIBS is the unit that is supposed to track a peg; DSHARE is the other half, the share token that represents a claim on the protocol's expansion mechanics and, in practice, the market's read on whether the peg is holding. When DIBS trades above its target the protocol expands supply, and DSHARE is the instrument that sits on the receiving end of that process; when it trades below, that process stops. Understanding which of the two tokens you are holding matters, because they behave nothing alike.

A few practical points for a DSHARE holder. It is a BEP-20 token, so the balance lives at your BNB Chain address and every move costs BNB, never DSHARE. And the ticker is not unique: the DIBS/DSHARE naming pattern comes from a widely copied protocol template, and other chains carry their own unrelated tokens called DSHARE. An address or contract from a guide written for a different fork will not be this one.

Protocols of this shape tend to be held quietly for a long time, which makes key custody the real question. In Tangem the private key is generated inside the card and cannot be exported, and a backup card holding the same key is what restores access instead of a phrase typed into a new device. If you plan to hold DSHARE and leave it alone, that is a solid way to do it.

Supported networks in Tangem (1): BNB Smart Chain.