Market cap
$190.42K
0.53 %
Volume (24h)
$9.34
0.53 %
Circulating supply
274,663 DPX
Total supply
500,000 DPX
Max. supply
500,000 DPX
DPLAY.GG (DPX)
$ 0.69
0.53 %
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updated $0Market cap$190.42K
Volume 24h$9.34
Circulating supply274.66K55% of max 500K
DPLAY.GG (ticker DPX) is a crypto token tied to the DPLAY.GG platform, which focuses on gaming and esports. In simple terms, it's a digital asset designed to work within that ecosystem — think of it as a utility token rather than a traditional currency. Its main purpose is to serve platform functions, not to act as a standalone investment product.
Frequently asked questions
What is DPLAY.GG and how is it different from Bitcoin?
DPLAY.GG is a niche, project-specific token built around a gaming-focused platform, while Bitcoin is a general-purpose decentralized currency. DPX is meant to be used inside its own ecosystem, so its value and utility depend heavily on the platform's activity. Bitcoin, by contrast, is a broad store-of-value asset with no single company behind it.
How does the technology behind DPX work?
Like most platform tokens, DPX runs on an existing blockchain rather than its own chain, which means transactions are validated by that network's consensus mechanism (commonly proof-of-stake on EVM-compatible chains). This gives it fast, cheap transfers without needing separate mining infrastructure. Always check the official project docs to confirm which chain it currently uses.
How is the supply of DPX issued?
Token supply details like maximum cap, vesting schedules, and allocation to the team or community are set by the project itself and published in its tokenomics documentation. Small-cap tokens like DPX often have most supply controlled by the project, which can affect liquidity. For exact figures, refer to the official whitepaper or the live supply data shown on this page.
How can I store and use DPX tokens?
Since DPX is an on-chain token, you can hold it in any wallet that supports the blockchain it's issued on — for example, popular non-custodial wallets like MetaMask. Within the platform, it's typically used for payments, rewards, or access to features. Keep in mind that low-liquidity tokens can be hard to buy or sell quickly, so plan accordingly.