Price change (24h):
0.05%
High (24h):
$0.990809
Low (24h):
$0.988871
Volume (24h):
$1.47M
Market Cap:
$237.04M
All Time High:
13.23% $1.14
Feb 7, 2021
All Time Low:
13% $0.87
Mar 11, 2023
0.94 %(1Y)
$0.989455
Price change (24h):
0.05%
High (24h):
$0.990809
Low (24h):
$0.988871
Volume (24h):
$1.47M
Market Cap:
$237.04M
All Time High:
13.23% $1.14
Feb 7, 2021
All Time Low:
13% $0.87
Mar 11, 2023
Legacy Frax Dollar (FRAX) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2020. It represents the first fractional-algorithmic stablecoin design, categorically positioned within the decentralized finance stablecoin sector.
The Frax protocol fuses a collateral-backed base with an algorithmic stabilization layer to maintain a stable peg while enabling scalable supply adjustments. This hybrid construction directly addresses the capital inefficiency of fully collateralized stablecoins and the reflexive instability that has dismantled purely algorithmic alternatives. By allowing the collateral ratio to float in response to market dynamics, the system balances decentralization with price fidelity.
Legacy Frax Dollar operates on the Ethereum network as an ERC-20 token. The protocol does not maintain its own standalone blockchain; instead, it leverages Ethereum’s battle-tested security and deep composability while extending its reach through deployments on Binance Smart Chain, Fantom, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche, and Solana. This multichain presence fragments liquidity across ecosystems but amplifies accessibility.
Natively an ERC-20 asset, FRAX exists as canonical bridged tokens adhering to BEP-20 on BNB Chain and SPL on Solana, alongside wrapped variants on Fantom, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche, and other EVM-compatible networks. Such widespread interoperability does not alter the core contract functionality; it standardizes the token interface for automatic market makers, lending pools, and derivative platforms. On-chain explorers document thousands of unique addresses holding the token across these environments.
The protocol emerged from the fertile DeFi landscape of 2020, with its official launch occurring on December 21 of that year. No single founder is publicly credited; the project materialized as a collective synthesis of seigniorage theory and over-collateralization critique. Early adoption surged as arbitrageurs exploited minting and redemption arbitrage loops, while liquidity providers flocked to incentivized pools that juiced yields. Within months, FRAX became a reference point for discussions around partially collateralized money.
The overarching mission is to deliver a permissionless, decentralized unit of account that remains tightly pegged to the US dollar without relying on a monolithic collateral pool or a centralized issuer. By algorithmically modulating the collateral ratio in response to market conditions, the protocol strives to achieve stability and censorship resistance simultaneously. This positions FRAX as a foundational primitive for payments, settlements, and debt denomination in permissionless financial infrastructure.
Inside the protocol, FRAX functions as the stable medium of exchange and unit of account, settling transactions and denominating debt across numerous lending markets. Token holders supply FRAX to liquidity pools on decentralized exchanges, capturing trading fees that distribute in real time, while governance participation allows voting on critical parameters such as the collateral ratio. Direct minting and redemption mechanics create a tight feedback loop between the token’s supply and its backing reserves.
Minters deposit accepted collateral into smart contracts to generate new FRAX, while arbitrageurs can redeem FRAX for underlying collateral when market prices deviate, capturing delta-neutral profit and restoring the peg. Liquidity providers deposit FRAX into automated market makers, facilitating swaps and earning a slice of the fee structure that incentivizes deep on-chain liquidity. Stakers in related yield farming strategies often deploy FRAX alongside volatile assets to dampen portfolio volatility while securing boosted emission rates.
Legacy Frax Dollar has an unlimited supply, as algorithmic minting expands the token base whenever market demand outruns collateral availability. Currently, 275,935,184.01 tokens are in circulation, a figure that also represents the total supply. With a market capitalization of $274,061,077, Legacy Frax Dollar ranks #153 among all cryptocurrencies.
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