UNX Chain is a Layer-1 public blockchain developed as part of the UniMex ecosystem, designed to serve as a secure, sustainable, and solvency-aware financial infrastructure.
UNX Chain is not optimized solely for throughput or fixed supply narratives, but is built on the principle that long-term network security must be continuously funded, verifiable, and constrained by protocol-level rules.
UniMex acts as an early ecosystem initiator and application builder, while UNX Chain operates as an independent public blockchain governed by protocol rules and on-chain mechanisms.
The UNX protocol introduces BFT Finality (Byzantine Fault Tolerance Finality), a security budget-driven issuance model, and a native solvency verification mechanism to support long-term financial-grade applications.
UNX is a modular Layer-1 public blockchain characterized by:
At the current stage, the UNX token will be issued in the form of wstUNX (Wrapped Staked UNX), which is a temporary ERC-20 compatible token standard designed to enable early ecosystem participants to engage in network building before the mainnet infrastructure goes live and during the security audit period.
The naming convention for "wstUNX" follows the industry standard for wrapped staked tokens, similar to wstETH (Wrapped Staked ETH) pioneered by liquid staking protocols. The prefix structure indicates:
Current Stage: Staking Launch Period