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XYO

XYO Network  

#XYO

XYO Price:
$0.00923
Volume:
$1.9 M
All Time High:
$0.08
Market Cap:
$0.1 B


Circulating Supply:
13,898,827,163
Exchanges:
13
Total Supply:
13,931,128,146
Markets:
20
Max Supply:
Pairs:
14



  XYO PRICE


The price of #XYO today is $0.00923 USD.

The lowest XYO price for this period was $0, the highest was $0.00923, and the current live price for one XYO coin is $0.00923424.

The all-time high XYO coin price was $0.08.

Use our custom price calculator to see the hypothetical price of XYO with market cap of ETH and how the supply affects the price of XYO at different market capitalizations.


  XYO OVERVIEW


The code for XYO Network crypto currency is #XYO.

XYO Network is 6.5 years old.


  XYO MARKET CAP


The current market capitalization for XYO Network is $128,345,068.

XYO Network is ranking upwards to #314 out of all coins, by market cap (and other factors).


  XYO VOLUME


The trading volume is big during the past 24 hours for #XYO.

Today's 24-hour trading volume across all exchanges for XYO Network is $1,858,412.


  XYO SUPPLY


The circulating supply of XYO is 13,898,827,163 coins, which is 100% of the total coin supply.

XYO Network has a relatively large supply of coins, 114 times larger than Ethereum's supply, as an example.


  XYO BLOCKCHAIN


XYO is a token on the Ethereum blockchain.


  XYO EXCHANGES


XYO is available on several crypto currency exchanges.

View #XYO trading pairs and crypto exchanges that currently support #XYO purchase.


  XYO RESOURCES


Websitexyo.network
Whitepaperdocs.xyo.network/XYO-White-Paper.pdf
TwitterOfficialXYO
Redditr/XYONetwork
Telegramxyonetwork
Mediumxyonetwork
Instagraminstagram.com/officialxyo


  XYO DEVELOPER NEWS



XYO Q1 2023 Update: XYO 2.1

It’s come and gone so fast, can you believe it’s already the end of the first quarter of 2023? That means it’s time for an update about XYO’s 2023 Roadmap! We’re happy to say we’ve accomplished our most ambitious goals, and more are on the immediate horizon as we move into Q2. — The XYO 2.1 release — major updates: - Full internal XYO implementation. All XYO software now runs using the XYO protocol, network, and platform., Updated JavaScript SDKs with new and relevant integrations. (Kotlin and Swift updates to follow.), CLI for running your own XYO node on your local computer now functional and in alpha testing phase. Ready for further implementation and beta testing in the near future., Revamped XYO Node and XYO Explore web apps with new features centered around full data sovereignty for users., Node configuration is being alpha tested, public beta available in the near future., — Here’s a sneak peak of the new XYO Node website with upcoming node configuration!. — medium.com UniGen alpha is now complete, public beta available soon., COIN Location dApp in progress., The remaining items from Q1 are underway and you can expect additional launches coming soon! Additionally, you’ll find an updated XYO Roadmap to help you see what products have been updated. A progress bar can be found at the top of the page, and next to each item you will find an icon. Hover over the icon for more...




XYO: A Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network (DePIN)

Traditionally, real-world infrastructure projects have been responses to widely recognized, large-scale problems. Meeting demand for municipal electricity, for example, typically involved a centralized authority building out a single system — at great expense and over a long period of time — that would then be vulnerable to single-point-of-failure outages, constant political and financial manipulation, and the usual host of problems Web3 is poised to solve. Creating a large-scale, real-world, Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network (DePIN) capitalizes on the power of the blockchain. By incentivizing users to become builders of a specific network with tokenized rewards, a virtuous cycle is set in motion: a solution is built first, which is then able to service any number of evolving use cases: XYO’s DePIN has activated over five million individual nodes to collect decentralized, tamper-proof data. This node data is then organized, analyzed, and processed for use by third parties to aid in decision-making for their businesses. In this way, XYO capitalizes on previously untapped potential in the technology users already own, laying the groundwork for data solutions in a wide variety of use cases. The potential applications of XYO’s DePIN are vast and varied. For example, XYO can be used to improve supply chain management and logistics by optimizing shipping routes and reducing costs, or to improve safety ...




2023: The Year of the Self-Sovereign System

XYO is a self-sovereign system, a type of decentralized system in which individuals have full control and ownership over their own data and digital identities. Built on blockchain technology, you decide what data to share, how often, and for what compensation you are willing to share it. Why is this important? The simple fact of the matter is that there is no such thing as true privacy in the digital age. The New York Times’ Privacy Project shed light on a simple, brutal truth of using a mobile device: you are constantly sharing data, without your explicit consent, all the time: Everywhere on the planet, dozens of companies — largely unregulated, little scrutinized — are logging the movements of tens of millions of people with mobile phones and storing the information in gigantic data files… if you could see the full trove you might never use your phone the same way again. We hope you don’t. XYO provides a way to take back control of the data digital users have been providing (unwittingly and for free) to these largely invisible surveillants for years. Self-sovereign systems not only reclaim data ownership and privacy, but offer several additional benefits over more common shared ledgers, which have proliferated over the past decade: Privacy: Individuals control who has access to their data; shared ledgers often involve sharing data among a network of users. Security: Advanced encryption techniques ensu...




XYO’s 2022: A Year of Accomplishments

A year is what you make of it. We’re proud to say XYO made the most of 2022, which proved to be record-shattering for XYO and XY Labs. Some of the most exciting goals we’ve ever achieved were reached in the past twelve months. Let’s talk about how it all happened, how we got to where we are now, and maybe a little bit about what’s coming next. — Q1 - We started 2022 with a massive milestone. XYO surpassed four million activated nodes to date, making it one of the largest blockchain networks ever built. We quickly discovered that when we discuss this achievement with partners and business contacts, they’ll often stop the conversation in disbelief. “Four million nodes?” they ask. To someone familiar with blockchain networks, this sounds astronomical, virtually unheard of. Because it is. XYO harnessed the power of people around the world using their everyday devices — people like you — to generate useful data with no barrier to entry and no waste. We rethought the usual way things are done in blockchain and experimented with something we believed could be better. Would be better. With you, we tapped an untapped well of nearly limitless heuristic and geospatial data. Useful data with astonishing potential. The results, four million nodes later, speak for themselves, although the year would prove to have more milestones yet to come. But we’ll talk about that a little later. Moving into February,...




How to Keep Your Crypto Safe: Avoiding Hacks & Scams

In this article, we’ll cover some of the most common crypto scams so that you can keep yourself protected. Awareness is the first step to prevention! :) After reading you’ll know how often crypto scams and hacks happen, as well as different types of scams like those involving fake social media accounts, fake profiles, and phishing attacks. We’ll also cover pump and dumps, exit scams, and rug pulls. Now let’s get started. — How often do crypto scams and hacks happen? - Unfortunately, cryptocurrency hacks have become quite prevalent, especially with the rise of mainstream projects and companies that have made cryptocurrency more accessible to beginners. Reports highlighted in June 2022 by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission state that since the start of 2021, 46,000 people reported losing a collective total of more than $1 billion from crypto scams. That $1 billion makes up nearly 24% of all total reported fraud for that year — more than the losses from any other payment method. Furthermore, an article from the blockchain data platform Chainalysis claims the crypto losses arising from crypto hacks jumped 60% in the first seven months of 2022 to a total of $1.9 billion! Data like this makes it clear that crypto is now the favorite payment method to be attacked by scammers. Aspects of crypto that are appealing, such as decentralization, also make it a prime target for hacking due to the lack of recovery optio...




How to Keep Your Crypto Safe: 4 Beginner Mistakes to Avoid

Safety is an important consideration when you are preparing to put money into any financial asset. If you own cryptocurrency or are thinking about purchasing some, it’s crucial that you make smart choices regarding these assets and pay close attention when deciding to complete a crypto transaction. — Crypto Losses Experienced Due To Errors - One of the primary ways that people lose money in crypto is due to simple mistakes. It’s actually quite common, so don’t feel too down if you make a mistake. With an understanding of the different mistakes that can be made with crypto transactions, you can avoid errors in the future. — 1. Sending Crypto To The Token Contract - One common mistake people make when converting BTC or ETH to a different token via a contract is to accidentally send the newly received tokens back to the token contract. In this case, all of the funds are lost permanently because fully decentralized token contracts are one way. The key to full decentralization is that only you, the token holder, have access to your funds, and the contracts are designed so that even the creators of the token cannot access them. The benefit is that this helps keep your assets secure, but it also means that the developers of any fully decentralized project or token don’t have the ability to recover your tokens if you accidentally send them to the contract by mistake. Decentralization provides the freedom to ful...




Happening Now: Trade Shares of XY Labs on tZERO ATS!

It’s time! Bring out the confetti! XY Labs, the company behind XYO and COIN, is officially announcing its first day of trading on tZERO ATS. - This means you’re now able to trade XY Labs stock on an open market for the first time ever! Want to know how? Click here to learn how to make your FREE tZERO Markets account! This announcement is exciting for us because it’s full of many firsts. Not only is XY Labs the first company with over 23,000 shareholders to have achieved a listing like this, it’s also the first opportunity for XY Labs investors to trade their stock on a market. Perhaps most exciting, it’s the first opportunity in over 3 years for our community to join XY Labs’ journey as a shareholder.xylabs.cominvestors/trade If you’re as enthusiastic about this as we are, take a moment to let your friends and family know about the big announcement in case they’d like to own stock in XY Labs, too. It’s easy, we’re on your favorite social media platform. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, The cutting edge venue where XY Labs shares are being traded even as you read this is tZERO, an industry-leading digital assets marketplace that simplifies the shareholder experience. Investors can now keep track of their stock, their stock’s value, and the market, all in one easy place. At XY Labs, we are always eager to find novel ways for the people of the world to be empowered by their own data, their own devi...




XYO’s Spring Achievements

Let’s talk about what XYO got done in March, April, and May! It’s a lot, so buckle in and hold on. — March - XYO was born in March — March 20, 2018 to be specific. So we celebrated our fourth anniversary with a big giveaway!  — @OfficialXYO In a very strong start to the month, XYO topped the charts as the most active crypto project on GitHub, publicly demonstrating ongoing and robust software development.  — @coin_commit A springtime anniversary is the perfect time for a fresh start, so following the launch of XYO 2.0 in late February, our website also got a redesign.  — @OfficialXYO The XYO Token got a new listing on JUBI.  — @OfficialXYO And our old friends, KuCoin, the first major exchange to ever list XYO, also added XYO to margin trading.  — @OfficialXYO Not to be outdone, Bitrue added PowerPiggy staking for the XYO Token.  — @BitrueOfficial CEO of XY Labs, Arie Trouw, sat down with Andy Pickering, host of Brave New Coin’s Crypto Conversation podcast, to talk about XYO’s core concepts and our natural fit with play-to-earn.  — @OfficialXYO To close out our birthday month, XYO collaborated with Wendy O, one of the biggest names in all of crypto, to bring her viewers an in-depth profile of XYO!  — @OfficialXYO — April - We were incredibl...




Arie’s Answers — Part 3

Arie’s Answers — Part 3 Welcome back to Arie’s Answers. In case you don’t know, Arie Trouw is the CEO at XY Labs, and recently we decided to start a web series asking Arie random questions. Why you ask? The idea is to help educate people about our industry while also having a bit of fun in the process. Frankly, Arie is an interesting person with many thoughtful insights, so we’re sharing them. Sometimes the questions will be very in-depth about our company, Web3, Blockchain tech, decentralization, or other topics in the industry. And in some other cases, we’ll just ask him something like, ‘Star Trek or Star Wars?” This week, we’re focusing on the Metaverse.About Arie Trouw Here’s a brief bio if you don’t know anything about Arie. Arie is the CEO and founder of XY Labs. He’s a firm believer in decentralization and creating the integrated owner/user model and is a founder of XYO, the world’s first blockchain geospatial oracle network backed with cryptography. He’s an accomplished serial entrepreneur with a history of technological breakthroughs and business successes involving multiple 8-figure exit events. He currently serves as Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board of Directors at XY Labs, Inc. Before starting XY Labs, Arie was CEO and Chairman of Pike Holdings. He received his Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from the New York Institute of Technology. See more at: arietr...




Arie’s Answers — Part 2

Arie’s Answers — Part 2 Welcome back to Arie’s Answers. In case you don’t know, Arie Trouw is the CEO at XY Labs and recently we decided to start a web series asking Arie random questions. Why, you ask? The idea is to help educate people about our industry, while also having a bit of fun in the process. Quite frankly, Arie is an interesting person with many thoughtful insights, so we’re sharing with the world. Sometimes the questions will be very in-depth about our company, Web3, Blockchain tech, decentralization, or other topics in the industry. And in other instances, we’ll just ask him something like, “Is a hot dog a sandwich?” Enjoy.About Arie Trouw Here’s a brief bio if you don’t know anything about Arie. Arie is the CEO and founder of XY Labs. He’s a firm believer in decentralization and creating the integrated owner/user model and is a founder of XYO, the world’s first blockchain geospatial oracle network backed with cryptography. He’s an accomplished serial entrepreneur with a history of technological breakthroughs and business successes involving multiple 8-figure exit events. He currently serves as Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board of Directors at XY Labs, Inc. Before starting XY Labs, Arie was CEO and Chairman of Pike Holdings. He received his Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from the New York Institute of Technology. See more at: arietrouw.comQuestion What d...



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