XEN is a free-to-mint cryptocurrency imagined by Jack Levin from the Fair Crypto Foundation. Launched in October 2022, over 333 million addresses have already minted XEN across 10 chains.
Your keys, your coins. XEN is designed so that you hold and control your own assets, with no middleman required.
Every contract is open and verifiable on-chain. What you see is exactly what you get — nothing hidden.
Anyone, anywhere, can participate freely. No gatekeepers, no whitelists, no approval needed.
Security comes from the network itself — trust is distributed through consensus, not through authority.
XEN has been designed to reach mass adoption and become the people's token. A set of simple yet sophisticated smart contracts is deployed onto the most used blockchains — Ethereum, Polygon, Binance and more.
Being a multi-chain asset, each blockchain has its own independent and isolated token sharing the same set of smart contracts. Users can Mint, Stake or Burn the XEN token on each network's MainNet. XEN · Ethereum bXEN · Binance mXEN · Polygon fmXEN · Fantom
XEN introduces an innovative mining algorithm called Proof of Participation — any user on the most used blockchains can participate for free, paying only the underlying gas costs associated with each transaction.
To spread adoption, XEN is inflationary at first — supply grows as users mint by paying only gas fees. It becomes scarcer over ~4–8 years, much like Bitcoin mining difficulty, with supply approaching 550 trillion tokens by Dec 2030.
Staking APY started at 20% at Genesis (Oct 2022) and decreases 1 point every 90 days until reaching 2%. Stake through the official xen.network or via exchanges like Bitrue.
The contract includes a burn function used by official XeNFTs and Penalty features, and by ecosystem projects like DBXen and Fenix. Burning all 10,000 NFTs alone would halve the circulating supply.
Xen Network was designed by Jack Levin of the Fair Crypto Foundation.
A software engineer and an early Google engineer between 1999 and 2005, he also founded famous startups such as ImageShack and Imagizer.
Within months the statistics became impressive: at one point XEN accounted for over 40% of all Ethereum transactions, significantly reducing the inflationary pressure of Ethereum 2.0.
Now that XEN has expanded to over ten mainstream blockchains, 333 million addresses have minted XEN across 10 chains and counting.
To buy XEN you'll need a cryptocurrency exchange that supports it. Popular options include Bitrue, Gate and OKX.
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The value of any cryptocurrency can fluctuate significantly, and there is a risk of loss when you invest in it. As with any investment, do your own research and carefully consider your risk tolerance before buying XEN or any other cryptocurrency.