Overview of CXT - Covalent Network

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At the core of the Covalent ecosystem is the Covalent X Token (CXT), the native token powering its decentralized long-term data availability network. CXT facilitates settlements, governance, and network security through staking. Here’s a breakdown of its key functionalities:

Key Functions of CXT

1. Staking

2. Governance

CXT holders participate in on-chain voting for community proposals, ensuring decentralized decision-making.


CXT Contract Addresses

| Contract | Network | Address |
|--------------------|----------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| CXT Token | Ethereum | 0x7ABc8A5768E6bE61A6c693a6e4EAcb5B60602C4D |
| CXT Uniswap Pool | Ethereum | 0xc783d210c483d76d158fd502af6b48439ffed9c5 (DexScreener) |


How CXT Operates on the Covalent Network

Infrastructure Currency

CXT serves as a settlement token (on Moonbeam), not a payment token. API users pay in stablecoins (e.g., USDC), which are converted to CXT via market buys, driving token demand.

Process Flow:

  1. Developers deposit stablecoins into the network’s smart contract.
  2. API queries trigger balance checks.
  3. Query operators fulfill requests.
  4. Moonbeam records transactions and reconciles balances.
  5. Stablecoins are swapped for CXT, rewarding validators.

Why Stablecoins?

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Staking Mechanism

Audits & Security


FAQs

1. How do I stake CXT?

Delegate to a network operator or run a node after meeting minimum stakes.

2. Can I pay API fees directly in CXT?

No. Payments use stablecoins, which are auto-converted to CXT.

3. What’s the purpose of CXT governance?

Voting rights for protocol upgrades and community proposals.

4. Where can I trade CXT?

On Ethereum via the Uniswap pool.

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