Market cap
$125.64K
1.29 %
Volume (24h)
$12.47K
1.29 %
Circulating supply
108,135,081 DNX
Total supply
104,687,380 DNX
Max. supply
110,000,000 DNX
Den-X (DNX)
$ 0.00
1.29 %
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updated $0Market cap$125.64K
Volume 24h$12.47K
Circulating supply108.14M98% of max 110M
All-time high$1.39-100% from peak · 2023-11-20
Den-X (ticker DNX) is a cryptocurrency that runs on its own smart contract at address 0x16f22eed5dcced8bf57d28834a75a76ff5520206. In simple terms, it's a digital coin you can send, receive, and hold without a bank in the middle — all transactions are verified by the network. The project has a fixed hard cap of 110,000,000 coins, meaning no more than that will ever exist.
Frequently asked questions
What is Den-X and how is it different from Bitcoin?
Den-X (DNX) is a digital asset operating through a smart contract, whereas Bitcoin runs on its own dedicated blockchain with proof-of-work mining. The key practical difference is that DNX is managed by contract logic, which handles transfers and supply rules automatically. Like Bitcoin, it has a fixed maximum supply — 110,000,000 coins — so it can't be printed indefinitely.
How does Den-X's technology work?
DNX lives at the smart contract address 0x16f22eed5dcced8bf57d28834a75a76ff5520206, which stores the balances of all holders and processes every transfer. When you send coins, the contract checks your balance and updates the ledger — no central authority is involved. You can verify any transaction yourself by looking at the contract on a blockchain explorer.
How is the supply of DNX issued?
Den-X has a hard cap of 110,000,000 coins, which is written into the token's rules and cannot be exceeded. This fixed limit means the total supply is known in advance, unlike fiat currencies that can be issued without restriction. It's worth checking the official site at denx.ltd for details on how coins were initially distributed.
How can I store and use Den-X?
Since DNX is a smart contract token, you can store it in any wallet that supports this contract standard — hardware wallets and reputable non-custodial apps are the safest options. To receive coins, share your wallet's public address; to send them, just initiate a transfer in your wallet. Always double-check the contract address to avoid fake tokens with similar names.