Xphere

Xphere is a Layer 1 blockchain network whose native token carries the symbol XP. It presents itself as a smart-contract platform designed to address the longstanding tension between scalability, security, and decentralization — a challenge commonly called the blockchain trilemma — for individuals, application developers, and enterprises. The project targets anyone who wants to build or use decentralized applications without sacrificing the performance or trust guarantees they consider essential.

Xphere uses a dual-chain architecture that pairs a PBFT-based Main Chain, which handles fast transaction processing, with a Proof-of-Work Proof Chain that is responsible for selecting and validating the validators who operate the Main Chain. The recorded block time in this dataset is 0.0 minutes, which suggests blocks are produced at sub-minute intervals, though a precise figure is not available. XP functions as the native asset of this network, used to pay for transactions and to participate in the mechanics that govern validator selection across the two chains.

The data stored for Xphere does not include a discrete fee-revenue figure, so no fee stream, fee recipient, or protocol treasury split can be described from what is available here. The total value locked on the protocol stands at 157,141.97 USD on a point-in-time basis, and the fully diluted valuation relative to that TVL is 244.80, also measured on a point-in-time basis, meaning the network's implied valuation is roughly 245 times the assets currently deposited within it. The 30-day average volume relative to market capitalization is 1.132981, and the ratio of 30-day average volume to TVL is 2.77355, both of which reflect activity levels but do not, by themselves, describe where economic value accrues or to whom.