XBase Protocol
  • 🧿Introduction
  • XBase Tokens🟨
    • Normal Transfer Rules
    • Swap Transfer Rules
    • Substantiation Factor
  • Tokenomics
    • Tokenomics
  • Staking⬛
    • Intro: Staking
    • How it Works
    • How to Unwrap
  • Cross-chain➰
    • Scenarios
    • Technical Architecture
  • Marketplace🟦
    • Intro: Marketplace
    • Marketplace Dashboard
  • COMMUNITY🏡
  • Community Content
  • MISC
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XBase Tokens🟨

Homogeneous Token Colored Coin Standard Powered by EVM

The XBase protocol solves the long-standing problem of how to represent arbitrary fungible token assets on the ETH blockchain. The XBase fungible token standard finally brings colored coins to ETH and uses each base to represent the ownership unit of the deployed token.

XBase uses base units to represent each token, and they can be split and combined just like normal ETH. Anyone can mint XBase tokens and transfer them to any evm address type. There are two deployment models: direct and decentralized. Find out below about the different ways XBase can be minted and their advantages.

XBase also comes with a built-in ticker symbol service, providing a globally unique naming system for ticker symbols. The stock name registered for the first time is permanent and will never be used again.

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