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Zetrix (ZETRIX) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2021. The asset functions as the native token of a layer-1 public permissioned blockchain purpose-built to execute smart contracts for enterprise ecosystems.

The network targets a specific friction in transnational trade and government services: the absence of a sovereign-grade infrastructure that aligns with China’s state-backed Xinghuo Blockchain Infrastructure while remaining legally operable in international jurisdictions. Zetrix extends that national framework outward, offering a permissioned environment where enterprises can embed verifiable, privacy-preserving logic into supply chains, identity systems, and financial instruments.

Zetrix operates on its own blockchain using delegated proof-of-stake and a custom Zetrix Byzantine Fault Tolerance finality layer. This dual consensus arrangement decouples block production from finality, avoiding the anchor-speed tradeoffs that plague monolithic designs. Throughput benchmarks indicate a sustained capacity of 10,000 transactions per second.

The chain’s permissioned validator set precludes anonymous participation. Nodes require explicit authorization, aligning with the identity-centric architecture mandated by cross-border digital service corridors. A federation of supernodes is being deployed across Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership member states, creating a jurisdictional lattice that enforces on-chain data localization rules.

The project originated in 2021 under the stewardship of MYEG Services Berhad, a publicly listed Malaysian digital services conglomerate. Strategic co-development was executed alongside the Institute of Industrial Internet and Internet of Things within the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology. Bubi Technologies Co Ltd, a central figure in China’s national blockchain development, supplied the core cryptographic infrastructure. This tripartite alliance formed a joint venture charged with exporting the Xinghuo BIF protocol to non-Chinese markets.

The long-term design mandate is to weld the administrative logic of China’s sovereign blockchain onto a globally acceptable legal and technical rail. Cross-border smart contracts for logistics, trade finance, and government-to-business data exchange roll out without violating jurisdictional sovereignty. The network does not pursue general-purpose permissionless computation.

As a utility token, ZETRIX pays transaction fees for smart contract execution and cross-chain message passing. Within the delegated proof-of-stake architecture, token bonding determines block producer eligibility, making the asset a necessary operational input rather than a speculative overlay. The zBFT finality protocol uses no separate token, keeping the economic security model tethered solely to the staking set.

Validators stake ZETRIX to secure the network and earn protocol emissions. External token holders delegate to these validators, accruing staking yields proportional to their bonded amount.

Zetrix (ZETRIX) has a maximum supply of 2,110,067,061 tokens. Currently, 0 tokens are in circulation. With a market capitalization of $0, Zetrix (ZETRIX) ranks #3,868 among all cryptocurrencies.