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The current price of Flux is $0.08095 with a 6.93% change in the last 24 hours.
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Flux is a decentralized cloud computing network. Independent operators run servers called FluxNodes, those nodes run containerized applications for paying customers, and the FLUX coin pays for that capacity and rewards the operators who provide it. The pitch is a community-run alternative to centralized cloud providers, with workloads spread across thousands of machines in dozens of countries.
The asset is listed under the older identifier zelcash in some datasets, which reflects history rather than the current project. The network launched as ZelCash on 31 January 2018 and was renamed Flux on 27 March 2021, alongside the release of FluxOS 1.0. The coin, the chain, and the ledger were continuous through that rename. What you hold today is FLUX, and ZelCash is simply the name it used before 2021.
Flux runs its own Layer 1 blockchain derived from the Zcash codebase, which is why the chain still carries shielded value pools. Since the Proof of Useful Work v2 upgrade, block production has moved from GPU mining to the FluxNodes themselves.
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Flux is developed by InFlux Technologies Limited. It began in January 2018 as ZelCash, a Zcash-derived chain, and built outward from there rather than starting with a cloud product. Key milestones:
2018 ZelCash launches on 31 January. The ZelCore multi-asset wallet follows in May, and ZelNode economics are established in July.
2021 On 27 March the project rebrands from Zel to Flux and ships FluxOS 1.0, the layer that turns nodes into an application host. Flux DeFi, the XDAO governance layer, and parallel assets follow.
2022 to 2024 Parallel assets expand across multiple chains, IPFS integration arrives, and the product line grows to include the SSP wallet, FluxEdge for GPU rental, and FluxAI.
October 2025 onward Proof of Useful Work v2 is announced, replacing GPU mining with node-based block production and changing the emission model.
Flux has an unusually clear separation between its chain and its compute layer.
The blockchain A Layer 1 chain derived from Zcash, historically secured by ZelHash, an Equihash variant chosen to resist ASIC mining. Its job is to coordinate resources, record transactions, and distribute rewards.
FluxOS A Linux-based layer running on every node. It schedules Docker containers, handles failover, and replicates applications across nodes in different locations.
FluxNodes The machines that do the work. Operators lock FLUX as collateral, pass a benchmark, and host application workloads in exchange for a share of every block.
Under Proof of Useful Work v2, block production and transaction validation moved from GPU pools to the FluxNodes, block time dropped from two minutes to thirty seconds, and the emission model changed from abrupt halvings roughly every two and a half years to a smoother schedule with reductions every 1,051,200 blocks and a revised cap of 560 million FLUX.
A live check of the chain on 11 September 2026 confirms this is in production and not merely planned. Consecutive blocks around height 2,941,460 are exactly thirty seconds apart, and the coinbase transaction of a recent block pays out 14 FLUX split four ways, with no miner output at all: 9 FLUX to a Stratus node, 3.5 to a Nimbus node, 1 to a Cumulus node, and 0.5 to the ecosystem fund.
FLUX is used for:
Node tiers also carry hardware requirements, from two cores and 8 GB of RAM at the Cumulus level to eight cores and 64 GB at the Stratus level, with corresponding storage and bandwidth minimums and an uptime expectation near 97 percent.
Three things stand out. The network produces a real service rather than a claim about one: applications genuinely run on FluxNodes and customers deploy containers to them.
Then there are parallel assets. FLUX exists as a representation on ten other chains, including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Solana, Tron, Avalanche, Polygon, Kadena, Algorand, Ergo, and Base, and node operators earn a slice of their reward on each. That distributes the asset into other ecosystems without a custodial bridge sitting in the middle of it.
Finally, Proof of Useful Work v2 is one of the few cases where a proof-of-work chain removed miners entirely and redirected the full block reward to the operators who host workloads, closing the gap between what the chain pays for and what the network sells.
The trade-off with containers is that Flux does not provide the deterministic execution guarantees of a smart contract platform. It is closer to distributed hosting than to a decentralized computer in the strict sense, and that is the right way to evaluate it.
Security rests on several layers:
Flux is one of the longest-running attempts to build decentralized infrastructure that people actually deploy to, and it has been willing to change its own consensus design to align rewards with that goal. The shift away from GPU mining handed the full block reward to the operators who host workloads rather than to miners with no stake in service quality. Whether or not the commercial business scales, the network is measurable, its parameters are verifiable on chain, and it has shipped working products across hosting, GPU compute, and wallets.
FLUX is available on centralized exchanges and, through its parallel assets, on decentralized exchanges across several chains. Some venues still display legacy ZelCash naming. Availability and pairs vary by jurisdiction.
FLUX is often available on:
Common pairs include FLUX/USDT and FLUX/BTC where supported.
FLUX can be held on an exchange, which is custodial, in Zelcore, the project's multi-asset self-custody wallet that also manages FluxNodes, in SSP, the browser-extension wallet with dual-signature transactions, or behind a hardware wallet using compatible software.
One warning is specific to Flux: native FLUX and parallel assets on chains such as Ethereum, BNB Chain, or Solana are different tokens on different networks. Sending one to an address on the other will lose the funds. Always confirm which representation you are moving.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Flux is $0.08095 with a 6.93% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $525,595 representing a 65.23% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Flux is $34,121,190, ranking #409 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Flux is $35,617,172, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 440,000,000 FLUX is in circulation.
Circulating: 421,519,250. Total: 421,618,174. Max: 440,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, Flux traded between a low of $0.08070 and a high of $0.0874.
FLUX/USDTTether USDT0.08095 USDT
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