What is Conflux (CFX)?
RANK #157A high-throughput layer-1 with a notable presence in the Chinese market.
Conflux market stats
Conflux at a glance
- Ticker
- CFX
- Category
- Layer 1 · Smart contract platform
- Structure
- Tree-graph DAG + PoW/PoS
- Compatibility
- EVM
- Region
- Strong China focus
- Supply model
- Inflationary
Categories: Smart Contract Platform · DWF Labs Portfolio · Proof of Work (PoW) · GMCI Layer 1 Index · Sequoia Capital Portfolio · GMCI Index
How Conflux works
Conflux (CFX) is a layer-1 smart-contract platform that uses a tree-graph structure to achieve high throughput. It is notable as one of the few public, compliant blockchains operating with a meaningful presence in China.
CFX is used for transaction fees, staking and governance, and the network has pursued partnerships in payments and tokenisation within Asian markets.
Conflux combines proof-of-work and proof-of-stake with a tree-graph consensus that processes blocks in parallel, aiming for high throughput without sacrificing security.
It is EVM-compatible and offers a cross-space bridge between its core and EVM environments.
What moves the Conflux price?
- Adoption and partnerships in the Chinese market.
- Ecosystem and DeFi growth.
- Regulatory developments in Asia.
- The broader market cycle.
What CFX is used for
- Transaction fees and staking on Conflux.
- Governance over the protocol.
- Powering DeFi and applications, especially in Asia.
Conflux FAQ
What is Conflux (CFX)?
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Conflux is a high-throughput, EVM-compatible layer-1 smart-contract platform, known for its tree-graph consensus and presence in the Chinese market.
What is CFX used for?
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CFX is used for transaction fees, staking and governance on the Conflux network.
Why is Conflux associated with China?
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Conflux is one of the few public blockchains operating compliantly with a notable presence in China, pursuing local partnerships.
How do I buy Conflux?
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CFX is listed on major exchanges and supported by compatible wallets.
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