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Volume (24h):
$14.08
Market Cap:
$321.89K
All Time High:
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All Time Low:
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$0.00719836
Price change (24h):
0.00%
High (24h):
$
Low (24h):
$
Volume (24h):
$14.08
Market Cap:
$321.89K
All Time High:
99.17% $0.87
Dec 24, 2021
All Time Low:
260% $0.00
Apr 2, 2026
UCX (UCX) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2018. It operates as an ERC-20 token on the Ethereum blockchain, forming the transactional backbone of a global mergers and acquisitions platform.
The token fuels an ecosystem designed to digitize equity participation in cross-border M&A deals. Instead of navigating exclusive, opaque, and capital-intensive deal rooms, participants use UCX to access tokenized investment tranches. That structure dismantles the long-standing friction that has kept private M&A returns cordoned off from non-institutional investors.
UCX operates on the Ethereum network, inheriting its decentralized validator architecture and resistance to tampering. No separate consensus mechanism governs the token; it relies entirely on Ethereum’s proof-of-stake finality and execution layer for settlement. This arrangement places the token squarely inside the largest smart contract ecosystem by total value locked.
The token adheres to the ERC-20 standard, making it instantly compatible with thousands of self-custody wallets and decentralized finance protocols. Its on-chain fingerprint includes Ethash, the memory-intensive algorithm securing Ethereum’s block production. A verifiable contract on Etherscan exposes all token movements, while the Ethereum Virtual Machine executes the platform’s distribution and investment logic deterministically.
Techcoins, operating via the Dubai-based Hyperswap foundation, minted the totality of 1 billion UCX at genesis. Day-to-day operations and project oversight shifted to GBC Korea, anchoring the token in South Korea’s regulatory perimeter. An oddity in the token’s early life was the formal valuation conducted by Grant Thornton Accounting Corporation and Yonsei University—a rite usually reserved for later-stage equity, not freshly issued digital assets. That appraisal injected a layer of financial auditor credibility absent from most contemporaneous token launches.
The project’s driving ambition is to build a globally legible transaction layer for M&A activity. By routing deal flow through smart contracts, the platform strips away the geographic, custodial, and legal wrangling that typically mires international acquisitions. The long-term vision hinges on programmable allocation of deal proceeds, shrinking the administrative fat that sits between a closed deal and a distributed dividend.
Inside that framework, UCX functions as the sole settlement unit for acquiring fractional exposures to vetted M&A listings. Paying in UCX triggers the allocation engine, which mints proportional digital interests in the underlying target company. The token also operates as a gatekeeper—without it, the platform’s investment interface remains inaccessible. That mechanical tie means demand for the token is structurally coupled to deal pipeline volume.
An investor with a UCX balance can commit funds to a tokenized acquisition round, with smart contracts handling escrow, anti-money laundering checks, and final distribution of returns. The platform does not custody fiat during the investment window; it exclusively interfaces with UCX deposits. When a deal liquidates, proceeds flow back as UCX, creating a closed-loop capital cycle that obviates currency conversion within the system.
UCX has a maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens. Currently, 44,716,582.27 are in circulation. With a market capitalization of $89,417.00, UCX ranks #6,049 among all cryptocurrencies.
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