Arcium

Arcium is a digital asset classified under cybersecurity and privacy, associated with ecosystems on both Solana and BNB Chain. It targets the problem of confidential computation, aiming to let developers run encrypted data processing without exposing underlying information. The intended users are developers and organizations that need to handle sensitive data in decentralized environments.

Arcium operates as an application-layer protocol rather than its own standalone blockchain, which means it relies on existing networks for settlement rather than running its own consensus mechanism — the block time recorded in the data is zero, reflecting this. The ARX token functions within the Arcium system, though the available data does not specify the precise on-chain mechanics such as staking, governance, or fee payment roles. What is known is that the token is present across both the Solana and BNB Chain ecosystems.

The data provided does not include a fee stream, revenue figures, or any record of protocol fees collected, paid, or distributed, so fee-based measures standard to this site cannot be calculated for Arcium. What the data does show is that approximately 20.88 percent of the maximum supply of one billion ARX tokens is currently in circulation at the time of this snapshot. The remaining supply not yet issued represents a dilution overhang of roughly 378.86 percent relative to the current circulating supply, meaning the tokens still to enter circulation are nearly four times the amount already out. The ratio of fully diluted valuation to market capitalization stands at approximately 4.79, reflecting this large proportion of supply yet to be released.