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| uPlexa 
| #UPX
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UPX Price: | $0.00000603 | | Volume: | $251 | All Time High: | $0.00233 | | Market Cap: | $10.4 K |
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Circulating Supply: | 1,728,114,450 |
| Exchanges: | 1+
| Total Supply: | 10,500,000,000 |
| Markets: | 1+
| Max Supply: | 10,500,000,000 |
| Pairs: | 3
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The last known price of #UPX is $0.00000603 USD.
Please note that the price of #UPX was last updated over 270 days ago. This can occur when coins have sporadic price reporting, no listings on exchanges or the project has been abandonded. All #UPX statistics should be considered as 'last known value'.
The lowest UPX price for this period was $0, the highest was $0.00000603, and the exact last price of UPX was $0.00000603049.
The all-time high UPX coin price was $0.00233.
Use our custom price calculator to see the hypothetical price of UPX with market cap of BTC or other crypto coins. |
The code for uPlexa crypto currency is #UPX.
uPlexa is 5.7 years old. |
The current market capitalization for uPlexa is $10,421.
uPlexa is ranking downwards to #6069, by market cap (and other factors). |
The trading volume is weak during the past 24 hours for #UPX.
Today's 24-hour trading volume across all exchanges for uPlexa is $251. |
The circulating supply of UPX is 1,728,114,450 coins, which is 16% of the maximum coin supply. |
UPX has limited pairings with other cryptocurrencies, but has at least 3 pairings and is listed on at least 1 crypto exchange.
View #UPX trading pairs and crypto exchanges that currently support #UPX purchase. |
 uPlexa: Live Conferences & Effective Communication The other day, after almost four years of being live, we had our first live contributor conference! We all put our heads together to help solve some of the issues that we, as a community, as a project, face during these times. The outcome? Let’s jump into that! During our two hour call, we discussed everything that has been done up until now. We’ll quickly go over that here: Sometime in February of 2018, the idea of uPlexa was conceptualized with the need for more privacy and a decentralized mining algorithm in which supports power-efficient devices October 23rd, 2018: uPlexa Launches on Mainnet with the first IoT-friendly mining algorithm supporting low-powered architecture. This includes our core blockchain, original GUI wallets, cli wallets, block explorer, miners, airdrop system, website, whitepaper, and web wallet. November 28th, 2018: uPlexa integrates a Linear weighted moving average difficulty algorithm to prevent flash hashing attacks December 31st, 2018: Listed on Graviex exchange January 28th, 2019: Listed on STEX Exchange January 5th, 2019: uPlexa launches the Android miner & IoTProxy January 19th, 2019: uPlexa launches the Android Wallet March 5th, 2019: uPlexa launches:uPlexa Node-JS libraryuPlexa PHP LibraryuPlexa Python Library March 6th, 2019: uPlexa WooCommerce Gateway March 8th, 2019: uPlexa Magento Gateway March 11th, 2019: uPlexa WHMCS Gateway March 13th, 2019: uPlexa Prestashop Gatewa... 
|  uPlexa Tokenomics Explained: The Future of UPX You are probably used to the wide tokenomic variety within the cryptocurrency realm. Unfortunately, what is often overlooked, may perhaps be one of the most vital aspects of any cryptocurrency. Certainly, in our view, so are the fundamentals of privacy and liberty. uPlexa was born in October of 2018. Since it’s conception, the only adjustment in its tokenomics has been a reward halving in November, 2019. Our future release, “Steadfast Storm” in which will unlock the potential for a censorship-free internet, a decentralized VPN, 51% attack mitigation, and quicker transactions; will also result in a slight tokenomic shift. The changes are specific to the relation to how rewards are allocated. This adjustment will not change emission projections. As previously stated in other articles, Proof-of-Utility (PoU) will be introduced to the uPlexa blockchain. Block rewards will then be divided by both Proof-of-Work (PoW) miners, and PoU Utility node operators via staking. Before we discuss the options for PoU rewards, let’s go back and start with how exactly our tokenomics have worked from day one. Total money supply. The total number of uPlexa coins to be emitted:src/cryptonote_config.h:#define MONEY_SUPPLY ((uint64_t)(1050000000000)) This shows us that a total of 1.5T coins could ever exist on the uPlexa blockchain. However, keep in mind, our decimal point of two:#define CRYPTONOTE_DISPLAY_DECIMAL_POINT 2 Thus, the actual ... 
|  Final wUPX Liquidity Rewards & Bridge Shutting Down Today we have launched a new thirty day wUPX liquidity mining period. All taxes collected via transactions to the upxReaper contract are being used for this thirty day period. You may have noticed that this is a shorter period than our typical ninety day periods: Unfortunately, we have made the decision to shut down the uPlexa Bridge (to/from wUPX/bUPX) on November 30th, 2021. This may sound disconcerting to some, however, is ultimately a choice that required quite a lot of thought as well as the legal recommendations from our legal partners that we have discussed with regards to new upcoming regulatory policies around DeFi. Once Plexanet is live, we we do hope to fund a completely decentralized version of the bridge that does not require any custodial wallets (given that we would require a fund to do so with). This would require a custom protocol built onto uPlexa (or more specifically, uPlexa’s Utility Nodes) that would introduce atomic swaps between chains. It is our recommendation that those who currently have their assets in wUPX or bUPX swap to the UPX native coin via the uPlexa bridge prior to the bridge close date of November 30th, 2021. The bridge to/from bUPX and wUPX will be closing on November 30th, 2021. UPX to wUPX/bUPX swaps will be halted on October 19th, 2021. wUPX/bUPX to UPX swaps will be halted on November 30th, 2021. Final wUPX Liquidity Mining Reward Period: Start height: 13,354,929 End height: ... 
|  Q3: uPlexa Foundation vs Worldwide Surveillance Wow! It has been a crazy year thus far. Time passes by when you’re having fun.. and when we mean having fun, we mean fighting against political factions and corporations who seemingly enjoy stripping away our freedom and rights! Yippie! During Q2, uPlexa has been focused on a variety of issues. Here in Canada, Bill C10 has was nearly passed! Woo! A government organization, the CRTC, almost had the chance to determine what Canadians see or do not see on the internet. Luckily, this one of many authoritarian bills got turned down. Great job Canada! The surveillance state is also looking to pass a bill on building a larger database of DNA, pretty much comprising of all Canadians. How does it work? Commit any crime? Carved your name into a bus seat? Well, now your DNA goes into the database. For... ever. Been wrongly accused and your trial has dropped? Well, Canada thinks they should still hold your DNA. Never committed a crime? Well, there’s a good chance your relatives have at one time… and guess what? IT’S DNA! Did you (unintentionally) drop a pop can on the ground after drinking it? Well, somebody committed a ‘hit-and-run’ next to that pop can, and now you’re our lead suspect! Another Orwellian bill is also on the table, Bill C-36, is aimed at limiting free-speech with rewards up to $20,000 for turning in your neighbor for any potential “hate speech”. The list goes on.. Enough of Canada though, what about ot... 
|  uPlexa Bridge Daily Limits Optimization Hey folks, We are providing you an update today over the daily-limits for the uPlexa bridge. If you were wondering why limits are in place, it’s because this is a brand new technology and we need to keep all transactios safe! Today the uPlexa bridge ran into a little snag, but nothing major! Here’s what transpired and how we fixed an issue concerning daily total limits for the uPlexa bridge. uPlexa bridge batches payments into bUPX using the multiMint function which was created to act in congruence with the transfer_split function within uPlexa wallets. Previously, checking whether we were over the daily limit occured one time per batch. Yesterday, this caused 3x the daily limit to be swapped, as all of which transactions where in one batch (queue). Today, we implemented a per-tx check, rather than per-batch. So, those who got all of your bUPX in one go, lucky you! Unfortunately, a couple hours after QuantumLeaper had left the office to do some “life stuff”, swaps stopped processing on the uPlexa Bridge. After returning, QL found that the autoSwapper had crashed due to a balance mismatch. If there is a balance mismatch, the autoSwapper fail-safe stops all actions until further reviewed. After digging in, it was found that there were duplicate TX records within the swaps database. Again, not to worry, as the autoSwapper recognized that the balances did not match and did not resume payments. Thus, the database was then... 
|  UPLEXA is now a Privacy option for BSC and ETH Ecosystems [DeFi] uPlexa brings privacy to both Ethereum and Binance Smart Chains with uPlexaBridge. This enables users the ability to create untraceable gaps in DeFi transaction activity. The uPlexa Bridge is live on the Binance Smart chain! Trade it on PancakeSwap: PancakeSwap Info & Analytics Trade on Uniswap: Uniswap Interface TL;DR — uPlexa is a stand alone, cryptonote based privacy coin that has created a bridge into ETH and BSC ecosystems. This will allow for a quick solution to the problem of chain analysis* and wallet tracking on those transparent blackchains. A process called “gapping” will put dead stops in the ability to follow the users balance and any further activity. This is done simply by moving into uPlexa and back into a fresh ETH or BSC wallet.If you are aware of uPlexa and what led it to DeFi, please skip to the section titled Liquidity and FungibilityThe Centralized Exchange bubble. Anyone familiar with uPlexa knows the struggles it has had with centralized exchanges. In short, uPlexa is an ethics driven, grassroots project, attempting true decentralization without ICO/VC intervention. Right out of the gate, under capitalization put the project at massive disadvantage and especially with exchange acquisition. The founders knew this would be a handicap but under estimated the extent. It was the ICO age and every “reputable” exchange saw opportunity to profit by charging outrageous amounts to list on th... 
|  uPlexa Dev Update 10/02/2021 Hey fellas, As most of you know, we launched our “Steadfast Storm” release at the end of December, 2020 on uPlexa testnet, otherwise known as testnut. Core contributors have continued to work on SS to improve code compatibility and minor bugs. During this testing period, we have decided to limit the amount of necessary hardforks this year. Instead, we aim to deliver all of our planned updates in one giant release, rather than having a multitude of network upgrades. Steadfast Storm release will now include:Utility nodes & staking via Proof-of-Utility (PoU)PlexaNet Decentralized onion routing VPNNear-instant transactionsMinor IoT PoW Algorithm shift Two more phases will require implementation prior to a code audit and an eventual scheduled mainnet hardfork to put both Steadfast Storm and Plexanet into production. Phase four will be initiated once the code audit has been started.Phase #2: Phase #2 is currently under development and is set to be delivered in March. Phase two will consist of more code updates to uPlexa Core in regards to Utility Nodes and Steadfast Storm:No set staking period, rather, a prolonged deregistration period — to incentivize consistent staking via simplistic autostaking, and dis-incentivize deregistrationsUN checkpointingEnhanced deregistration algorithmEnhanced uptime validation algorithm and network reliabilityNear-instant transactions via PoU validatorsPhase #3: Phase #3 will result i... 
|  How to Setup & Run a Utility Node This guide is for setting up and running a Utility node on the uPlexa test network (testnet). The Steadfast Storm release will hit uPlexa Main network after both rigorous community testing and a thorough security audit has been conducted. The uPlexa project is proud to release, “Steadfast Storm” on the uPlexa testing network (testnet). Steadfast storm enables Utility nodes (UNs). UNs are like master nodes in the terms of providing proof-of-stake transactional validation. However, UNs are more complex, using PoU (proof-of-utility) in order to provide the backbones infrastructure for our decentralized privacy network (dVPN) known as Plexanet. PlexaNet will release in Alpha (on testnet) in January, 2021. Until then, we encourage users to test out setting up and running Utility Nodes on the uPlexa test net to help find bugs, and help make guides more easier to understand. This guide will be about setting up a Utility Node for Plexanet. If you would like to know more about Plexanet itself, follow this link. Requirements:2,000,000 UPX for solo node (or 500,000 UPX for shared node) (or 20,000 /5,000 UPX on Testnet)A virtual machine with 2GB of ram, 1–2 vCPU, a connection with a reliable 99.999% uptime (or risk losing out on rewards), and a consistent connection speed of 13MbpsKnowledge of basic bash commands (or simply follow this guide closely) Note: If you do not have 20,000 Testnet UPX, you may mine solo via uplexa-walle... 
|  Why you should not choose the ‘top’ pool for mining This article is based on a case study provided be a community member on behalf of the uPlexa project. Decentralization is what every cryptocurrency should thrive for. A decentralized service utilizes devices in a manner of which they do not control. However, users may make the mistake of somewhat centralizing a decentralized service, without the knowledge that they are doing so. Miners typically have the option to join pools, rather than opt to solo mine. There is this assumption often made by novices in the industry, that the pool with the largest amount of hash power will produce the highest amount of rewards. This can not be farther from the truth. Theoretically, over time, all pools should provide the same amount of rewards for any particular miner (minus pool fees). However, there are exceptions to this such as geographical distance and latency, among things like poor pool performance and other variables. What does joining the ‘top’ pool (in terms of hashrate) really do? Joining the pool with the largest hashrate may cause your favorite project to become.. a somewhat centralized project. With technology these days, PoS/PoW splits, things like 51% attacks are not as much of a concern, but do exist. Not only do you have to trust that the pool owner has no malicious intent, but that it is secure from being hacked in-itself so an attacker does not have the power to hack the pool and then execute an attack against the ... 
|  What is uPlexa now VS two-years ago? Whether you are new here, or you are a long-term supporter of the uPlexa project, this massive wall of text should give you a good idea of who we are, where we started, what our initial goals were, what we accomplished, how we pivoted, and what our new goals are.How uPlexa was conceptualized Initially, I (QuantumL3aper), was working with some friends who all worked within the Monero community. I come from a background of automation development and eCommerce. I helped create and scale a browser-based miner that webmasters could integrate/embed into their websites to provide another source of monetization. Right after launch, it was all over the news, as-well as being integrated on sites like CBC (which may unfortunately have been a hack), and The Pirate Bay. My main role was scaling the platform; in a back-end sense. Crypto-Loot had hundreds of thousands of connections at any given second and were sending and receiving a pretty high volume of data. I fell in love with crypto and started working more and more on crypto related projects. Myself and the co-founder have almost always been anti-corporate in many ways, and we do not agree with the way the current financial system works in most of the world. After analyzing and scaling specifically to our audience, we noticed that approximately 64% of the users were mobile devices. There was this whole laughable stigma, even in 2017, when it came to mining on IoT devices. Everybod... 
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