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tx (TX) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2026. It functions as a Layer 1 smart contract network and a real-world asset protocol.

The network delivers a unified operating system and marketplace where tokenized stocks, ETFs, and alternative assets are issued, traded, and settled under regulatory oversight. Instead of retrofitting compliance onto a generic chain, tx embeds on-chain KYC/AML gating, freezing, and whitelisting directly into its token programmability. This design removes friction for institutions and addresses the persistent absence of liquid secondary markets in tokenization.

tx operates on its own blockchain engineered for enterprise-grade throughput and predictable fees. Native interoperability bridges connect the chain to XRPL, Cosmos, Ethereum (EVM), Solana, and other networks, allowing tokenized assets to move freely across ecosystems.

Ethereum Virtual Machine compatibility enables developers to port existing smart contract logic, while a built-in orderbook-style DEX and automated market maker natively power secondary markets. The protocol’s token standard supports granular compliance controls that issuers and regulators demand—on-chain enforcement mechanisms for whitelisting, freezing, and KYC/AML verification operate without external intermediaries.

Headquartered in the United States, the project entered the market in March 2026, aiming to fuse the transparency of blockchain with the rigid compliance mandates of capital markets. Its launch coincided with a broader wave of institutional interest in on-chain real-world assets, yet tx differentiated itself by building for the demand side—giving institutions direct, frictionless access to tokenized securities rather than relying on legacy issuer-centric models.

At its core, tx seeks to catalyze large-scale adoption of tokenized assets by giving institutions and regulators a single, legally-anchored environment where automated compliance replaces manual reporting. The network’s on-chain audit trails let regulators verify activity in real time, establishing a standard of integrity that has eluded earlier tokenization attempts.

Within the tx ecosystem, the native TX token serves as the settlement currency for transaction fees and computational resources on the network. It acts as the base pair in the DEX and AMM liquidity pools, enabling pricing and trading of tokenized assets. Compliance-enforcing functions—like automatic freeze and unfreeze operations—are orchestrated by the protocol’s smart contract layer, not the token itself.

Market makers and retail users supply TX to the network’s built-in orderbook DEX or automated market maker pools to facilitate trading and capture fee-based incentives. Institutions transacting on the chain hold TX to cover gas costs, which remain predictable even during high-volume trading sessions. Lacking a native staking mechanism, the token’s utility derives entirely from settlement and liquidity provisioning.

tx has a total supply of 101,926,986,534 tokens. Currently, 3,133,977,318 are in circulation. No emission schedule or halving data is publicly encoded. With a market capitalization of $27,316,880, tx ranks #714 among all cryptocurrencies.