CargoX

CargoX is a blockchain-based document management platform designed to let businesses upload, transfer, and confirm ownership of trade documents such as bills of lading in a secure and near-instant way. It targets participants in global trade and logistics — shippers, freight forwarders, banks, and port authorities — who currently rely on slow, paper-based processes. The CXO token is the native asset of this platform, which operates within both the Ethereum and Polygon ecosystems.

The platform uses public blockchain infrastructure, operating across the Ethereum and Polygon networks, to record document ownership and transfers on-chain, giving parties a tamper-resistant audit trail. CXO tokens function as the medium through which users pay for document transactions on the platform. No consensus algorithm is stored for this asset, and the block time recorded is zero, which likely reflects that CargoX relies on the underlying Ethereum and Polygon networks rather than maintaining its own independent chain.

The data stored for CargoX does not include a fee revenue stream or protocol earnings figures, so fee-based measures such as protocol income or fee yield cannot be calculated from what is available here. Users are understood to pay in CXO for document transactions, but no fee volume or distribution data is recorded. The circulating supply stands at 215,119,016 CXO, representing 100 percent of supply issued, with a dilution overhang of 0.0 percent, meaning no additional tokens are pending release and the fully diluted valuation equals the current market capitalisation of 32,676,658 US dollars.