What is the current price of Solar?
The current price of Solar is $0.0022
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Solar (SXP) is the native coin of the Solar network, a delegated proof-of-stake (DPoS) Layer 1 blockchain secured by 53 block producers that SXP holders vote for. SXP started life as the token of Swipe, a crypto debit card company that Binance acquired in 2020, and later became the coin of its own blockchain under the Solar name. It matters mainly as a case study in a token changing identity, and anyone researching it should know that its development activity and exchange support have both shrunk considerably.
Solar is a sovereign blockchain whose software, Solar Core, was forked from ARK Core. According to the project's documentation, Solar Core uses Schnorr signatures only (dropping ECDSA because of signature malleability concerns) and adds features such as token issuance, a burn transaction type and hash time-locked (HTLC) transaction types. Blocks are produced every 8 seconds, with each of the 53 active block producers creating one block per 53-block round.
SXP is used to pay fees, vote for block producers and receive rewards. SXP also still exists as token contracts on Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain and Harmony from its Swipe era.
Holders vote for block producers directly from their wallets. The docs state that funds are not sent or locked to vote, and voting weight adjusts automatically as the balance changes. Each block adds between 6.75 and 13.25 new SXP as a block reward that depends on producer rank, with no halvings. 90% of the block reward goes to the block producer and 10% to the development fund and the Solar Blockchain Foundation. For transaction fees, 90% are burned and 10% go to the producer of the block. Producers can share part of their rewards with the wallets that vote for them.
Solar pairs inflation from block rewards with deflation from fee burns, which the project describes as "deflationary and inflationary at the same time." Voting without locking funds is another difference from many staking systems. Its origin is also unusual: SXP began as the token of a card company owned by a major exchange before becoming a Layer 1 coin.
Solar is closest to ARK, whose core software it forked, and to Lisk, another DPoS design. Compared with ARK, Solar changed signature handling to Schnorr only and uses rank-based dynamic rewards. Compared with chains that have active developer ecosystems, Solar's development pace appears to have slowed sharply, judging by its release history, and that matters more for users than the consensus design.
Security comes from DPoS: 53 elected block producers take turns creating blocks, and SXP holders can vote out underperformers. Solar Core uses Schnorr signatures and the docs say it improves block production reliability over its ARK base. A small elected validator set is efficient but more concentrated than open proof-of-stake systems, and security depends on producers keeping their nodes running.
Solar shows both sides of a token reinvention: a payments token that became a Layer 1 coin with a clear staking model, followed by fading developer and exchange support. For current holders, understanding which version of SXP they hold and where it is supported matters most.
SXP trades on a reduced number of centralized venues, and legacy token versions exist on decentralized exchanges on Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain. Confirm that a venue supports the native Solar network before withdrawing.
Native SXP can be held in the Solar Desktop Wallet, and the Solar docs include a guide for using a Ledger hardware wallet with it. Legacy SXP tokens can be held in Ethereum or BNB Smart Chain wallets, for example checking the contract on Etherscan or BscScan.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Solar is $0.0022
The daily trading volume is $372,107
The market capitalization of Solar is $1,477,625.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Solar is $1,481,460, calculated assuming the total supply of 673,390,950 SXP is in circulation.
Circulating: 671,647,939. Total: 673,390,950. Max: N/A.
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