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Axioms

Axioms (AXI)

$ 0.00
0.89 %
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Market cap
$57.58K
0.89 %
Volume (24h)
$64.07
0.89 %
Circulating supply
35,142,927 AXI
Total supply
100,000,000 AXI
Max. supply
1,000,000,000 AXI

Key data

updated $0
Market cap$57.58K
Volume 24h$64.07
Circulating supply35.14M4% of max 1B
All-time high$0.007898-54% from peak · 2024-12-23

Axioms (ticker AXI) is a cryptocurrency designed to serve as a digital asset within its own blockchain ecosystem. In simple terms, it's a coin that can be sent, received, and held by anyone with a compatible wallet, without going through banks or intermediaries. Like most cryptocurrencies, AXI exists as entries on a distributed ledger that anyone can verify.

Frequently asked questions

What is Axioms and how is it different from Bitcoin?

Axioms (AXI) is an independent cryptocurrency with its own ticker and network rules. Its main distinction from Bitcoin is the supply model: AXI has a hard cap of 1,000,000,000 coins, which is notably larger than Bitcoin's 21 million. Beyond that, it shares the core idea of blockchain-based digital money, though its specific architecture and features are defined by its own protocol.

How does the Axioms technology work?

AXI operates on a blockchain — a distributed ledger where transactions are grouped into blocks and validated by network participants. Consensus mechanisms ensure that everyone agrees on the state of the ledger without a central authority. For the exact consensus type and technical specifications, it's best to check the project's official documentation, as these details are protocol-specific.

How is AXI issuance structured?

Axioms has a hard cap of 1,000,000,000 coins, meaning no more than that amount will ever exist. This fixed maximum supply is written into the protocol and cannot be changed unilaterally. As coins are issued over time, the circulating supply approaches this ceiling, which is a key part of the coin's economic design.

How can I store and use AXI?

AXI can be stored in wallets that support the coin's blockchain — typically the official project wallet or compatible third-party options. With a wallet, you can send and receive coins, track your balance, and interact with the network directly. Always back up your private keys or seed phrase, since whoever holds them controls the funds.