Brasil 22 Token (B22) is available through KTX Onchain on Solana. Because token names and tickers can be copied, the safest starting point is the exact mint address—not the logo, ticker, or a link shared in a private message.
This guide covers the B22 market identified by the following Solana mint address:
2hv8pThShABKbSrr2B6AR5jwtrx3rEQgE6KE4n4Cpump
On Solana, this identifier is more precisely called a mint address, although many traders also call it a contract address. Confirming the mint helps identify the asset; it does not prove that the token is safe, officially affiliated with any person or organisation, or likely to rise in value.
Where can you buy B22?
You can access the specified B22 market on the KTX Onchain B22 trading page. This is an onchain swap route, so execution depends on the available Solana liquidity and the quote shown when the order is submitted. It is not the same as placing an order in a conventional B22/USDT spot order book.
Confirm these details before trading
| Field | What to verify | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Network | Solana | Sending assets through an incompatible network can cause permanent loss. |
| Ticker | B22 | The ticker is useful for recognition but is not unique. |
| Mint address | 2hv8pThShABKbSrr2B6AR5jwtrx3rEQgE6KE4n4Cpump |
This is the definitive identifier for the market covered here. |
| Trade route | KTX Onchain swap | The final amount can change with the route, liquidity, fees, and price impact. |
How to buy B22 on KTX Onchain
1. Open the exact B22 market
Use the KTX link above and compare the full mint address character by character. Search results and ticker matches alone are not enough because unrelated tokens can use the same name.
2. Connect or select your Solana wallet
Connect a supported wallet and check that the active account is the one you intend to use. A legitimate wallet connection never requires you to disclose your seed phrase or private key.
3. Fund the wallet and keep some SOL available
Select the asset you want to swap into B22. Keep a small SOL balance for network fees; using the entire balance can leave the wallet unable to complete the transaction.
4. Enter the amount and inspect the quote
Review the estimated B22 received, exchange route, fee, price impact, slippage setting, and minimum received. If the quote changes sharply or the price impact is high, reduce the order size or wait for better liquidity.
5. Approve and sign
Before signing, verify the assets, amounts, destination mint, and any wallet permission shown. Reject a transaction if the wallet request does not match the trade you initiated.
6. Confirm settlement
Wait for the Solana transaction to confirm, then verify the received token by its mint address. Save the transaction signature if you need to review the transfer later.
What the supplied B22 market snapshot shows
At the time of the supplied capture, the KTX page displayed a price near $0.00003127, about $700.55 in 24-hour volume, 319 holders, an indicated market cap of approximately $30.58K, and liquidity of around $12.18K. These are time-sensitive interface values, not live quotes.
The minute chart shows an initial fall followed by a partial recovery. That pattern describes the captured trading window only. It does not establish a durable uptrend, confirm project quality, or guarantee that a larger order can be executed near the displayed price.
Why liquidity matters more than the headline price
In a small liquidity pool, even a modest trade can move the price. Market cap is an estimate based on token price and supply; it is not the amount of cash available for sellers. Always judge the actual quote and price impact for your order size.
Test the exit before increasing the position
A successful purchase does not guarantee a later sale at the same price. Before increasing exposure, consider making a small test purchase and requesting a small sell quote. Check whether the route exists, whether the expected output is reasonable, and whether wallet permissions look normal.
Thin markets can also experience rapid slippage, failed routes, or large gaps between quoted and realised value. Learn more in KTX's guide to liquidity, slippage, and trade execution.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Buying by ticker only: B22 is not a unique identifier; match the full Solana mint.
- Using a link from a direct message: open KTX independently and compare the URL and mint address.
- Spending all available SOL: reserve enough SOL for network fees.
- Ignoring price impact: split or reduce an order when the quote deteriorates materially.
- Treating a chart rebound as validation: short-term price action does not verify the token's origin or fundamentals.
- Assuming availability equals endorsement: a market page provides access and data; it is not a guarantee of legitimacy or performance.
Frequently asked questions
What is the B22 Solana mint address?
The B22 market covered by this guide uses 2hv8pThShABKbSrr2B6AR5jwtrx3rEQgE6KE4n4Cpump. Compare the full string before signing.
Can I buy B22 with USDT?
The assets and routes available can change. Open the KTX Onchain page and use the current quote interface to see whether USDT or another supported asset can be routed into B22.
Why is my execution price different from the screenshot?
The screenshot is a historical snapshot. Pool balances, routing, fees, slippage, and market activity can change before your transaction is confirmed.
Does the KTX market page confirm that B22 is official?
No. It confirms access to a market for the displayed mint address. It does not independently prove issuer identity, political or organisational affiliation, safety, or future value.
Can B22 always be sold?
No. A sell depends on available liquidity, a working route, network conditions, and token behaviour at that time. Request a current sell quote before relying on an exit.
Risk disclosure: B22 is a small-cap onchain token and may be highly volatile. Smart-contract behaviour, concentrated ownership, thin liquidity, routing failure, and rapidly changing market conditions can lead to partial or total loss. This article is for information only and is not financial advice.