Function X

f(x)Wallet is a decentralized wallet developed by Function X Foundation. It supports transactions across multiple blockchain networks, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Function X. The best thing ab...

To receive tokens from other party, you need send you asset address to the sender. Receive by address Select the network and the address you wish to receive Tap "QR Code" on the panel Share ...

Make sure you have $FX on your f(x)Core addresses before making delegations. If you have $FX on other blockchain networks, bridge them to f(x)Core using f(x)Bridge.   f(x)Core Classic ...

f(x)Wallet Purchase f(x)Wallet fiat-to-crypto purchase service is powered by Ramp. The integration aims to empower users to buy crypto with multiple payment options in an easy and compliant way.  W...

f(x)Wallet Deposit and open-source De-Fi protocols explained f(x)Wallet is a decentralized non-custodial wallet, serving as an easy way for users to easily interact with the blockchain networks, as...

A $FX holder can choose to be a validator or a delegator in order to participate f(x)Core governance and earn block creation reward.    To be a validator, the holder has to be equipped with suffici...

Delegators are free to choose the validators based on their own preference. Here are some indicators that you can take for reference.   Amount of self-delegated tokens: Validators with a high numbe...

As an FX delegator, you can delegate your $FX with one or more validators. 

You can check your real-time rewards on the ‘My Delegations’ page of the CryptoBnk - Delegate FX in f(x)Wallet.

Open f(x)Wallet and go into the CryptoBnk - Delegate FX Click on "View My Delegations" to enter into the ‘My Delegations’ page. You can see the ‘Rewards’ button on this page. Withdrawal means you ...