XPR Network

XPR Network, originally launched in San Francisco under the name Proton, is a public Layer 1 blockchain and smart contract platform built to serve both consumer applications and peer-to-peer payments. Its central claim is that it solves the friction between real-world identity, traditional bank accounts, and on-chain activity by letting users link verified identities and fiat accounts directly to the chain. The intended audience is everyday consumers who want to move money and use decentralized applications without managing complex crypto infrastructure.

The network uses Delegated Proof-of-Stake consensus, in which token holders vote for a set of block producers who take turns validating transactions, with blocks produced roughly every 3 minutes. The XPR token is used within the system for governance, giving holders a say in which block producers run the network. The chain carries its own on-chain settlement layer designed to integrate fiat rails, though the precise fee and staking mechanics beyond what is described here are not captured in the stored data.

The data stored for XPR Network does not include a recorded fee stream, so fee-based measures such as protocol revenue are not available on this page. The total value locked on the network stands at approximately 51.75 million USD at the point of measurement, having declined 3.25 percent over the trailing 7 days and risen 20.24 percent over the trailing 30 days. The market capitalisation to TVL ratio is 1.60 and the fully diluted valuation to TVL ratio is 1.81, both at the same point in time. Without fee data, these ratios describe the relationship between market pricing and locked capital only, and cannot be used to assess earnings or yield.