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The current price of LCX is $0.0502 with a 1.41% change in the last 24 hours.
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LCX is the utility token of LCX AG, a Liechtenstein company whose name is short for Liechtenstein Cryptoassets Exchange. LCX operates a centralized trading platform along with tooling for issuing and administering tokenized assets, and the token is used for trading fee discounts, access to platform services, and, going forward, for gas and staking on the company's own Layer 2 network.
One current fact matters more than anything written about LCX in older coverage. LCX states that its earlier registrations under Liechtenstein's Token and Trusted Technology Service Provider Act (TVTG), the ones that the EU Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation replaces, have lapsed. LCX says it has applied for authorization as a crypto-asset service provider under MiCA, Regulation (EU) 2023/1114, and that the application is under review by the Financial Market Authority (FMA) Liechtenstein. It is not currently authorized under MiCA, it does not offer crypto-asset services to persons in the EEA while that application is pending, and it does not serve the United Kingdom or the United States. Any description of LCX as a fully licensed European exchange should be re-verified against the official site rather than assumed.
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LCX AG was founded in 2018 in Vaduz, Liechtenstein by Monty C. M. Metzger, who had previously run a venture fund and wanted a venue where institutional capital could reach digital assets inside a real legal framework. The company obtained a business trading license from Liechtenstein's Ministry of Economic Affairs in November 2018, registered as a crypto asset service provider in the country from 2020, and went on to hold eight registrations under the TVTG covering roles such as TT exchange service provider, token and key depositary, price and identity service provider, and token generator and issuer.
In January 2022, LCX suffered a hot wallet compromise. The company reported that attackers drained a hot wallet on January 8, 2022, that deposits and withdrawals were restored on January 28, 2022, that it covered customer losses itself, and that it worked with law enforcement to freeze a substantial share of the stolen funds. That episode is a useful data point both for platform risk and for how the operator responded.
The regulatory picture changed again once MiCA took effect across the EEA. Rather than the old TVTG registrations carrying forward indefinitely, LCX is working through MiCA authorization, which is why its European service availability is currently restricted.
LCX combines a hosted trading venue with issuance infrastructure, and is now extending both onto its own chain.
Centralized exchange Order matching, custody of deposited assets, and fiat and stablecoin pairs are handled by LCX itself. Because it is a custodial venue, users hold a claim on the company rather than direct control of keys while funds sit on the platform.
Tokenization and token sales LCX provides a framework for creating and administering tokenized assets, plus a launchpad used to distribute new tokens. Compliance controls such as identity checks and transfer restrictions are meant to be part of the issuance flow rather than bolted on afterward.
LCX Liberty Chain LCX has announced Liberty Chain, an OP Stack Layer 2 aimed at institutional tokenization, with roughly one second block times, low fees, full EVM compatibility, and Superchain interoperability. The published material describes a live testnet and a mainnet still ahead. The target quarter differs between LCX pages, so treat the launch date as not yet settled and check the official chain site for the current milestone.
LCX announced an LCX Token 2.0 upgrade on March 13, 2026. The upgrade replaces the original ERC-20 contract at 0x037A54AaB062628C9Bbae1FDB1583c195585fe41 with a new audited contract at 0x8CD41041505885EF0aD3858181D66f17BE8aae7E, migrating one for one through an official claim portal over a twelve month window. Documentation describes an initial 1 billion token issuance for version 2.0, made up of 950 million migrated one for one plus 50 million reserved for ecosystem growth, with multi-chain availability planned across Ethereum, Base, and Liberty Chain. A direct read of the Base network shows no contract at the new address there, so treat Ethereum as the confirmed home of the upgraded token and verify any other network before bridging. Post-mainnet emissions are described as declining in stages, roughly 5 percent annually for the first three years, then 3 percent, then 1.5 percent, reaching zero from year ten. Holders of the legacy token who have not migrated should use only the official portal, since the old contract has been superseded.
LCX is one of the few exchange tokens whose whole story is jurisdictional. Rather than routing around regulation, the company built inside Liechtenstein's blockchain law, accumulated registrations under it, and is now going through the MiCA process instead of exiting Europe. That choice is also the source of its main present-day constraint, because the transition between regimes has interrupted service availability in the EEA. The tokenization framework and the move to a purpose-built, compliance-oriented Layer 2 follow the same theme.
Compared with large exchange tokens, LCX operates at a much smaller scale and with a narrower geographic footprint, and its utility leans on issuance and compliance tooling rather than on a broad consumer trading business. Compared with real-world-asset networks, LCX is a regulated-market operator adding a chain to its own stack rather than a chain looking for issuers. The result is a hybrid: part venue token, part infrastructure token, with the balance shifting toward infrastructure if Liberty Chain ships as described.
The token is an ERC-20 contract on Ethereum, so its security rests on Ethereum consensus and on the correctness of the audited contract. The platform side is different. Custody, hot wallet handling, and internal controls are the responsibility of LCX AG, and the 2022 incident showed both the exposure and the operator's response. Liberty Chain, once live, would inherit Ethereum security through the OP Stack rollup design, subject to the usual caveats about sequencer control and proof system maturity in newer rollups.
LCX is a live test of whether a small, openly regulated European operator can survive the shift from a national blockchain law to a bloc-wide regime. Its willingness to pause EEA service rather than operate without authorization is unusual and informative. For readers tracking how tokenization and compliance infrastructure actually gets built in Europe, LCX is a concrete case rather than a hypothetical one.
LCX trades on a number of centralized venues. Availability, pairs, and whether a venue supports the upgraded contract vary by jurisdiction and by platform. Because of the Token 2.0 migration, confirm which contract a venue supports before moving tokens.
LCX has been available on venues including:
Listings change, and access depends on your jurisdiction.
Confirm you are holding the current contract address and using the correct network before sending funds, especially given the ongoing token upgrade.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of LCX is $0.0502 with a 1.41% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $37,870.64 representing a 33.78% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of LCX is $47,959,350, ranking #317 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of LCX is $47,690,000, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 950,000,000 LCX is in circulation.
Circulating: 955,365,536. Total: 955,903,266. Max: 950,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, LCX traded between a low of $0.05009 and a high of $0.05215.
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