CargoX

CargoX is an infrastructure token launched on 18 January 2018 that powers a blockchain-based document-transfer platform aimed at global trade and shipping. The platform allows businesses to upload, send, and transfer legal ownership of trade documents — such as bills of lading — digitally and near-instantly. It targets importers, exporters, freight forwarders, and other participants in international supply chains who currently rely on slow, paper-based processes.

CargoX operates within both the Ethereum and Polygon ecosystems, meaning its smart contracts run on those networks and inherit their respective settlement and security properties rather than operating a blockchain of its own — which is why no independent consensus algorithm or block time is recorded here. The CXO token is used within the platform to pay for document transactions and related services. The full circulating supply of 215,119,016 CXO tokens has already been issued, with no additional supply pending, so the token's quantity is fixed at this point.

The data stored for CargoX does not include a direct fee-revenue stream or protocol-earnings figure, so fee-based metrics such as fee yield or revenue multiples cannot be calculated from what this site holds. Users are understood to pay for document transactions on the platform using CXO, but no specific fee rate, total collected, or distribution structure is captured in the available data. The absence of those figures means the economic picture here is limited to supply and market-size data alone.