Xphere

Xphere is a Layer 1 blockchain platform, carrying the ticker XP, designed to support smart contracts and decentralized applications. It claims to address the longstanding tension between scalability, security, and decentralization — a challenge often called the blockchain trilemma — and aims to serve individuals, developers, and enterprises seeking a general-purpose programmable blockchain. The project positions itself as an accessible infrastructure layer for building and running decentralized applications at scale.

Xphere uses a dual-chain architecture that pairs a PBFT-based Main Chain, responsible for fast transaction processing, with a Proof-of-Work Proof Chain that handles the selection of validators, blending efficiency with a security layer rooted in computational work. The XP token functions as the native asset of this network, used to pay for transactions and interact with the ecosystem. Block time is recorded as zero minutes in the available data, which means confirmed block-time figures are not yet available from this source.

The data stored for Xphere does not include a fee revenue figure, so fee-based measures such as price-to-fees ratios are not available on this page. What is recorded is a total value locked of approximately 4.94 USD at point-in-time, which is negligibly small and indicates very little economic activity is currently settled or held within Xphere's on-chain protocols. The circulating supply stands at roughly 2.94 billion XP against a maximum supply of 5.5 billion, meaning about 53.49 percent of the maximum supply is currently in circulation, with nearly all issued supply already unlocked — the dilution overhang sits at just 0.000701 percent at point-in-time.