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Volume Bubbles Chart (1h)
Each 1-hour candle's volume is signed by its direction (up candles count as net buying, down candles as net selling) and drawn as a bubble at the closing price, green for buying and red for selling. Bubble size and colour intensity show how strong that flow is compared with the last 300 candles: the strongest 30% get full bubbles with their USD value, the rest stay as small dots. Unusually large bubbles flag aggressive buying or selling worth a closer look, often near breakouts, reversals or key levels.Seasonal Chart
Plots one line per calendar year showing the % change since the start of that year, with the current year highlighted against up to four previous years. Lining the years up on the same calendar shows whether the price tends to rise or fall in the same months, helping you spot recurring seasonal patterns. Treat it as context rather than a forecast: past seasonality does not guarantee future moves.Conflux Markets
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About Conflux (CFX)
Conflux (CFX) is the native token of Conflux, a layer-1 blockchain. The token pays transaction fees, rewards miners and is staked to help secure the network. The Block describes Conflux as a Chinese layer-1 blockchain. Here, the token is priced with FMchart's composite, a US dollar average from trading on several exchanges.
Tree-Graph consensus
Most blockchains keep one chain of blocks and throw away competing blocks. Conflux uses a Tree-Graph structure instead. Blocks produced at the same time can all be kept and processed in parallel, then put in order. The aim is higher throughput without giving up decentralization. Conflux presents parallel block processing as the main benefit of this design, since less work is wasted on discarded blocks. Conflux pairs this design with a hybrid system that combines Proof of Work and Proof of Stake.
Proof of Work plus Proof of Stake
Miners produce blocks through Proof of Work. A Proof of Stake committee then votes to give those blocks final confirmation. Every 1,000 CFX locked in staking grants one vote, and the committee has up to 300 seats. Staked CFX must stay locked for at least 13 days, plus a day of processing, before it can be withdrawn. The committee is organized into six groups of 50 members. Stakers earn points for taking part in elections, committee work and block leadership, and interest is shared according to those points.
Core Space and eSpace
Conflux has two spaces on one ledger. Core Space is the original Conflux chain, with its own address format. eSpace is fully compatible with Ethereum, so developers can use familiar tools and wallets. Tokens can move between the two through a built-in cross-space contract, so users are not locked into one environment. In 2025, Conflux announced Conflux 3.0 and claimed it could handle 15,000 transactions per second.
Supply and issuance
Conflux started with 5 billion CFX at launch, split among an ecosystem fund (40%), the genesis team (36%), private investors (12%), a community fund (8%) and the foundation (4%). New CFX comes from Proof of Work block rewards and staking interest, at rates that holders set through regular DAO parameter votes. Part of transaction fees and some storage collateral are burned. Conflux documents no maximum supply.
Risks for CFX holders
Conflux is often described as a Chinese layer-1, and mainland China still bans crypto trading and mining, so policy there can affect the project. Projects built with Conflux technology, such as an offshore yuan stablecoin issued by a separate company, operate outside mainland China and face their own rules. Ongoing issuance adds supply each year, and staking rules can change through upgrades. Competition among layer-1 chains is intense, and CFX has been highly volatile.
Last reviewed: Oct 8, 2026
Conflux (CFX) FAQ
What is Conflux (CFX)?
CFX is the native token of Conflux, a layer-1 blockchain that uses a Tree-Graph design to process blocks in parallel. CFX pays fees, rewards miners and is staked for voting power. The network has an Ethereum-compatible space called eSpace alongside its original Core Space.
What is Tree-Graph consensus?
Tree-Graph is Conflux's way of organizing blocks. Instead of discarding blocks that are created at the same time, it keeps them and puts them in a single order. This lets the network process more blocks in parallel. Proof of Stake voting then gives the ordered blocks final confirmation.
What is the difference between Core Space and eSpace?
Core Space is the original Conflux chain, with its own address format. eSpace is a fully Ethereum-compatible space that works with common Ethereum tools and wallets. Both share one ledger, and CFX can be moved between them through a built-in cross-space contract.
How much is CFX worth today?
A single CFX costs about $0.0476 at present on FMchart's composite, which pools several exchanges. Around $1.42M of CFX traded over the past 24 hours across the exchanges in FMchart's composite. Individual exchanges may quote the token a little differently at any moment.
Does CFX have a maximum supply?
No. About 5,250,399,783 CFX circulate, and Conflux documents no maximum supply. Mining rewards and staking interest add new CFX each year at rates set by DAO votes, partly offset by fee burns. At today's price, circulating CFX is worth about $249.9M, putting it at rank 153.
What is CFX's all-time high?
The highest CFX price on record is $1.7, from Mar 26, 2021. Price Statistics compares that peak and the all-time low with today's price. That figure marks one past moment in the market and is not a guide to CFX's later prices.
Which months were best and worst for CFX?
In FMchart's composite price history (since February 2026), CFX's results range from September 2026 (+20.7%) at the top to June 2026 (-18.1%) at the bottom. Monthly Returns (USD) lays out each month, and Annual Price (USD) Change gives yearly totals. Monthly moves have often been extreme, in both directions.
How do you stake CFX?
CFX is staked into Conflux's Proof of Stake system, where every 1,000 CFX locked equals one vote. Up to 300 committee seats confirm blocks. Staked tokens must stay locked for at least 13 days, plus one day of processing, before withdrawal. Interest is shared according to points earned in committee work.
What is AxCNH, and how is it related to Conflux?
AxCNH is a stablecoin pegged to the offshore Chinese yuan, issued by AnchorX, a separate company, using Conflux technology. The Block reported the plan alongside Conflux 3.0 in 2025. AxCNH is not CFX, and its value is meant to track the yuan rather than float.
Is Conflux a good investment?
FMchart offers no buy or sell guidance. CFX's outlook depends on adoption of Conflux, Chinese and foreign regulation, and competition among layer-1 networks. New CFX is issued every year at rates set by DAO votes. CFX has had sharp rallies and steep falls in its history.