CargoX

CargoX is an infrastructure-layer platform designed to let businesses upload, manage, and transfer ownership of trade documents — such as bills of lading — digitally rather than on paper. It targets shipping companies, freight forwarders, banks, and other parties in global trade who currently rely on slow and fraud-prone physical paperwork. The CXO token is the native asset of this platform, which operates within both the Ethereum and Polygon ecosystems.

The platform uses blockchain infrastructure to create tamper-proof records of documents and to transfer legal ownership of those documents between parties in a secure and near-instant way. CargoX does not have its own consensus algorithm in the stored data, meaning it settles on underlying networks — Ethereum and Polygon — rather than running its own chain. The CXO token functions as the means of payment for services used within the platform.

The data stored here does not include a recorded fee stream, revenue figures, or protocol earnings for CargoX, so the fee-based measures typically tracked on this site are not populated. What is known is that the entire circulating supply of 215,119,016 CXO represents 100 percent of supply issued, with no tokens pending release and a dilution overhang of 0.0 percent, meaning there is no additional supply scheduled to enter circulation. The fully diluted valuation equals the market capitalisation of approximately 33,992,072 USD, confirming no remaining issuance overhang.