Market cap
$947.31K
-0.96 %
Volume (24h)
$160.51K
-0.96 %
Circulating supply
2,770,069,062 SSLX
Total supply
9,997,900,373 SSLX
Max. supply
10,000,000,000 SSLX
StarSlax (SSLX)
$ 0.00
-0.96 %
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updated $0Market cap$947.31K
Volume 24h$160.51K
Circulating supply2.77B28% of max 10B
All-time high$0.02-100% from peak · 2025-01-20
StarSlax (SSLX) is a cryptocurrency that trades under the ticker SSLX. In plain terms, it's digital money that lives on a blockchain — a shared public ledger — instead of at a bank, letting users send it directly to one another without a middleman. One thing set in stone from the start: the total supply is capped at 10 billion coins, and no more can ever be created.
Frequently asked questions
What is StarSlax, and how is it different from other cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin?
StarSlax is a digital currency with the ticker SSLX and a fixed maximum supply of 10 billion coins. The most obvious difference from Bitcoin is scale — Bitcoin is capped at 21 million coins, while SSLX allows up to 10 billion — and each runs on its own network with its own rules. Beyond that, they share the same core idea: peer-to-peer digital money that no single company or government controls.
How does StarSlax work under the hood?
Like any cryptocurrency, SSLX runs on a blockchain — a distributed ledger where transactions are grouped into blocks and verified by network participants rather than a central authority. Consensus rules keep every copy of the ledger in agreement and prevent anyone from spending the same coins twice. The exact consensus mechanism is defined by the StarSlax protocol, so the project's official documentation is the best source for the technical specifics.
How is the supply of SSLX issued?
StarSlax has a hard cap of 10 billion coins written into its protocol — that's the absolute maximum that can ever exist. New coins enter circulation according to the emission schedule set by the project, and once the cap is reached, minting stops for good. This fixed limit is designed to rule out unlimited supply growth over time.
How do I store and use StarSlax?
You keep SSLX in a crypto wallet that supports its blockchain — options range from mobile and desktop apps to hardware wallets for cold storage, plus balances held on exchanges. The golden rule: whoever controls the private keys (or seed phrase) controls the coins, so back yours up safely and never share it. From there you can send and receive SSLX, trade it against other currencies, or simply hold it in your wallet.