About StandX

What exactly is StandX trying to build?

StandX is basically a Perps DEX running across BNB Chain and Solana, but with a twist: traders use DUSD, a yield-bearing stablecoin, as margin. So you earn yield even while you’ve got positions open. It feels like a strange mix at first — derivatives and “real yield” stitched together — but it makes sense once you try it. The governance token isn’t live yet.

How does the future StandX token fit into all this?

The token is meant for governance, staking, and incentives. Nothing too unusual there. What we do know right now is the 5M-per-month allocation for market makers, which is basically the only hard number publicly locked in. Until TGE lands, DUSD carries the load as the actual working coin in the ecosystem.

Do we have any tokenomics or allocation structure yet?

Only fragments. The protocol admits that total supply, max supply, and splits aren’t final. Community, team, and any public sale details are still under wraps. One practical thing that is clear: DUSD is minted from USDT or USDC, and that funnel probably won’t change because it anchors the whole system.

How do vesting and unlocks look so far?

Honestly, the picture is thin — intentionally thin. The only recurring unlock is the monthly 5M token drip for market makers that started late 2025. Everything else will come together at TGE with the usual cliffs and linear schedules. No surprises expected there, just… incomplete info for now.

Has StandX raised outside capital?

Not really. The team — mostly ex-Binance folks — funded the early build themselves. The only outside support they’ve confirmed is a Solana Foundation grant. No usd or usdt fundraising rounds, no flashy investor slide decks floating around. They’re keeping it lean.

Where can people actually trade or use anything today?

There’s no listing for the StandX token yet, so no coin markets. But DUSD is live. You’ll find DUSD/USDT on PancakeSwap v3 and DUSD/USDC on Raydium. Those pools handle the inflow and outflow of margin, yield farming, all of it. It’s quiet but functional — exactly what a pre-TGE setup usually looks like.

What sort of campaigns or user programs exist?

StandX runs a points system tied to protocol usage. It’s not complicated: you interact, you earn, and those points convert into a future airdrop once the token goes live. Most activity still revolves around DUSD because it’s the only crypto asset that actually matters operationally at this stage.

How does DUSD behave under the hood?

DUSD is the workhorse. You mint it from USDT or USDC, it drops into your wallet, and it earns yield whether it’s sitting idle or being used as margin. Even unrealized PnL shows in the valuation. If you’re exploring the ecosystem before TGE, DUSD is the token you’ll touch the most — maybe the only one.

What are the real risks here?

The usual suspects: smart-contract exposure, cross-chain plumbing, and the stability mechanics behind a yield-bearing stablecoin. DUSD uses delta-neutral strategies, which work until they don’t, same as other real-yield designs. And of course, regulatory pressure around stablecoin yield remains a wildcard. Liquidity will stay thinner until the StandX token finally lists.