

Read live from the pool contracts. Dollar figures use the live DEX price of each token's BSC mainnet counterpart and move with the market.
Not double-counted. Three farms stake LP tokens that contain XPHX, but that XPHX sits in the pair contract and is already in the pooled figure, held by whoever happens to hold the LP token. Counting it again as “staked” would count the same tokens twice.
Not included: XPHX in ordinary wallets, XPHX held in the old custodial CeFi programme, and project-held supply that has never been issued. Those are supply, not protocol-locked supply. Every pool is listed.
Circulating supply × live price, recomputed as both move.
How much of each token sits in liquidity pools on BNB Chain, Polygon and TRON, across every kind of pool, read from the chain. XPHX is a share of its circulating supply; PHSUN, SZNX and IRTX of their total supply, until the site defines their circulating supply.
Read live from the cTokens. 24 markets are listed on chain. 24 could not be priced just now and is left out of the totals rather than counted as zero.
Supplied to the lending markets
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Everything supplied across 24 markets, which is how a lending protocol reports its own size. Of it, — is not currently lent out and can be withdrawn or borrowed. This is the lending term in the Ecosystem TVL equation at the top of the page, the only place the products are added together.
Supplied
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across every market
Borrowed
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owed by borrowers
Available
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not lent out · withdrawable
Utilisation
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of supply currently lent out
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staked in the pool contracts
One part could not be priced just now, so the split is not drawn. The figures that could be read are above.
Pools stake a single token; farms stake an LP position and additionally earn the pair's trading fees. This is the staking term of Ecosystem TVL only. The equation at the top of this page adds it to the other four terms.
No TVL history to plot yet.
No dedicated RPC endpoint is configured.
The current figure above is read live and is unaffected.
How much of each pool's emission is still to come.
Two different economics, kept apart. Staking pays from a schedule the protocol funds; lending pays interest that borrowers fund. Neither figure includes the other.
What each pool's schedule has released since it started, valued at today's price. Released, not harvested, so some of it is still sitting unclaimed in the pools. Token amounts and daily rates are in the legend.
Paid so far
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since each market opened
Being paid
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at today's utilisation
Real yield: interest borrowers have paid, less the protocol's reserve cut. Nothing stores this. It is paid continuously through the exchange rate, so it is derived from accumulated reserves and the reserve factor. That derivation assumes reserves have never been withdrawn or topped up and the reserve factor has not changed; none has happened here, and if any did the figure would move.
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What the protocol earns is a set of balances, and where it goes is a set of rules. Both are read from the contracts that hold them, so each line below is a balance, the rule it moves by, and the result, added up on the page. The one running total the contracts keep is what the router has been told it received, by source; fees ever burned and XPHX ever bought back are events, and until an indexer reads them they are not stated.
The vault keeps its share of the yield above its high-water rate. It never pays that out in XPHX: each collection mints sXPHX to the fee recipient, and the rate every holder sees is already net of what has accrued. The vault keeps no running total of what it has paid, so the collected figure is summed from every collection event since the vault opened.
The fee recipient is unread.
The router records what it is told it received and from what, per token. Every figure reads zero today: nothing has yet been routed.
| Token | Liquidation penalty | sXPHX vault fee | Claim-fee buyback | Earmarked now, not cumulative |
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A claim fee in PHSUN or SZNX lands at the splitter and waits for a sweep. The sweep sends the buyback share to the router and the remainder to the burn address. An XPHX claim fee takes the same path with a different rule: none to buyback, and the remainder to the treasury. The burn address balance is everything ever sent there from any source, not only claim fees, so it is shown as the balance it is and not as a claim-fee total. Neither PHSUN nor SZNX burns or taxes on transfer.
| Fee token | To buyback | Remainder | Waiting at splitter | Routed to buyback, ever | Burn address holds |
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Contracts: · router 0xf153…d2d4
Fixed 33M cap. Circulating supply measured since genesis, 2020-09-29.
All-time high of $0.0786, reached intraday on 13 October 2021, and still the high as of 25 September 2026. This series plots six-day closing prices, and the close that day was $0.0689, so the peak of the line is not the peak of the price. Against the 3,744,020 XPHX circulating at the time it is a peak market cap of $294,280. The recorded closes are left exactly as recorded rather than adjusted upward to meet it.
Two independent scales. Left and right axes are colour-matched to their lines. Each is scaled to its own range so both fill the plot, which means where the lines cross carries no meaning. Read each against its own axis.
The step on 11 September 2026 is the treasury seeding liquid staking. 2,100,000 XPHX left the treasury that day: 1,700,000 from the company allocation and 400,000 from the liquidity provisioning allocation, into the sXPHX vault, the lending markets and the liquidity pools. The vault itself had opened on 7 September 2026. The XPHX entered circulation at once, which is the rise in the line. None of it is emission; the mining allocation was not touched. Liquid staking
Measured figures from the PhoenixCo ledger export, 2020-09-29 to 2026-10-19, then live. The history is extended with a recorded reading on a 6-day cadence.
Reading pool balances, the custodial staking wallet, exchange collateral, staked balances, the lending market, the VIP locker, the sXPHX vault, circulating supply…
Every tranche of the fixed supply, and how much of each has left our hands.
The emission programme. 9,385,000 granted across three channels as at 8 August 2026; the issued figure on this card runs ahead of that as farmers claim from the third-party reward contracts, which is supply already granted arriving in circulation rather than a new grant.
Stated at 24.17% of the cap after the liquidity-provisioning carve-out. 3,414,022 issued, all of it historical sales to investors. The XPHX that was issued to seed liquidity is now its own tranche rather than being counted here. 4,560,978 remains unissued and project-controlled.
Held by PhoenixCo and excluded from circulating supply while it sits in the treasury. What has been issued from it went to seed sXPHX liquidity on 11 September 2026, together with a draw from the liquidity-provisioning tranche; 1,930,000 remains held.
5% allocated, 3.5% of the cap still unissued.
Untouched. Held against future needs.
Fully allocated to early investors.
3% allocated, 1.5% of the cap still to distribute.
Paid to holders in the Bitcoin Cash era. Fully distributed.
Carved out of private sale & partnerships, not added on top. Both its allocation and its issuance were subtracted from that tranche, so the cap and the issued total are unchanged by its existence. 3,590,000 issued to seed markets; 700,000 remains unissued.
Most of this tranche is unissued and project-controlled. Allocations from it are negotiated directly rather than sold through the open market, so if you are looking at size that would move the pools, talk to us first.
Enquiries are answered by the PhoenixCo team directly. No minimum is published; terms depend on size and lock-up.
11M XPHX, 33.33% of the 33M cap is set aside to pay staking rewards, and nothing outside that allocation is ever used for them.
Distribution began in 2021 on a schedule that tapers as the allocation depletes, from 2.2M in 2021-22 down to 770K in 2028-29.
Some historical rewards vest over time rather than landing in full when earned, which is why released trails granted.
A pool's rewards are funded up front from this allocation when it is created, which is why every pool card shows a remaining budget that can't be topped up silently.
XPHX rewards come from its 11M emission allocation. IRTX rewards are minted by PhoenixCo for its programmes. SZNX, PHSUN, sXPHX and partner-token rewards are funded by the PhoenixCo treasury, not from user deposits.
The 11M mining allocation only, not total circulating supply. Eight program years, October to September, summing to exactly 11,000,000.
Three products have granted XPHX. The two older ones are told from their records, as of 8 August 2026. This platform's programmes are read from their contracts on this visit, one kind to a row, each band running from the day it opened.
The original on-site staking product. Stated from its own books. The ledger is not public, which is why the programme moved on chain. A database snapshot taken on 8 August 2026, not a live read: pools 11 and 12 are still running, so granted and released both move after the snapshot is taken.
XPHX reward pools run on partner DEXes from late 2023. DERIVED, NOT MEASURED: this is the residual, being the mining allocation less what has not been granted, less the channels that are counted from their own books. It carries the error of every other figure in the block, so a correction to the CeFi ledger moves this number even though nothing about BabyDogeSwap or DODO changed. It was labelled `measured` and called "the largest single channel", which claimed an independent count that was never taken. Venues: BabyDogeSwap, SafeSwap, DODO, MelegaSwap.
Reading every programme from its contract…
How the mix shifted. The old website product granted alone for two years. Partner DEX farms opened in late 2023 and have since granted 5,539,334, more than the website ever did. This platform is the third and newest. 1,615,000 of the 11,000,000 allocation remains to issue.
Earned, as distinct from granted. The old website's ledger records 3,745,666 earned by its stakers, with 2,176,975 released, a snapshot of 8 August 2026 with pools 11 and 12 still running. The third-party figure is derived, so no earned amount can be stated for it.
At the 8 August 2026 reading, granted was 12.3% above the year-five plan, but the two are not like for like. The plan plotted 8.36M RELEASED by the end of programme year five; 9.39M has been GRANTED, which is 1,025,000 more. Granted is what the programme has committed, released is what has reached a wallet, and released trails granted because of vesting. Rewards are paid per block. BNB Chain's block time decreased over the period, so the same per-block rate delivered more tokens per calendar day than the schedule assumed.
Which means the remaining inflation from this allocation is 1,615,000 XPHX, which is 14.7% of the programme, and 4.9% of the 33M cap. The programme is near completion rather than beginning.