Zylo Ecosystem

Zylo Ecosystem is a token native to the Solana blockchain that serves as the single utility token across a suite of connected digital products spanning gaming, tournaments, trading tools, and other utility services. The project claims to address a problem common to multi-product platforms: user progress, value, and history typically reset when moving from one application to another. Zylo is designed for users who participate in multiple digital activities and want those activities to feed into a single shared economic layer rather than isolated silos.

ZYLO lives on the Solana blockchain and functions as the infrastructure-level currency and access mechanism connecting the various products within the ecosystem, including GameFi applications and Telegram-based apps. Users who play games, enter tournaments, or use other services within the ecosystem transact in ZYLO, and their accumulated progress and value are intended to carry across those different contexts rather than being scoped to a single product. No consensus algorithm is recorded in the available data, and block time is listed as zero, reflecting that ZYLO is a token on Solana rather than a standalone chain with its own consensus layer.

The data stored for ZYLO does not include a fee stream — there are no figures for protocol revenue, fees collected, or distributions to token holders — which means fee-based measures such as price-to-fees ratios are not calculable from the information on this page. The circulating supply stands at approximately 904 million tokens out of a maximum supply of 1 billion, placing the supply-issued percentage at 96.27% and the supply-versus-maximum percentage at 90.40% on a point-in-time basis. The remaining tokens not yet in circulation represent a dilution overhang of roughly 3.87% of total supply, also measured on a point-in-time basis, meaning the fully diluted valuation is about 1.04 times the current market capitalisation.