(PXP)

PXP is an independent digital asset with its own ticker and network rules. Its main distinction from Bitcoin is the supply model: PXP has a hard cap of 100,000,000 coins, which is roughly half of Bitcoin's 21 million... actually about five times smaller. Like other cryptocurrencies, it operates on a decentralized ledger rather than through banks.

Like most cryptocurrencies, PXP relies on a distributed ledger where transactions are verified by network participants and recorded in blocks. This removes the need for a central authority, since the network's rules are enforced by consensus. Specifics of its consensus mechanism are defined by the project's own protocol documentation.

PXP has a hard cap of 100,000,000 coins, meaning total issuance is strictly limited by protocol. This scarcity is built into the code and cannot be changed unilaterally. Once all coins are in circulation, no new ones can be minted.

PXP can be kept in any wallet that supports its network — ideally a non-custodial one, so you control the private keys yourself. From there you can send, receive, and hold coins, or use them wherever the asset is accepted. Always double-check the receiving address and network before transferring.