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1 IOTX = 0.00369192 USDT · updated 06:21 UTC
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.IoTeX Markets
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About IoTeX (IOTX)
IoTeX is a blockchain ecosystem focused on connecting decentralized applications with physical devices and infrastructure. Its materials cover the IoTeX Layer 1, device identity tools and DePIN modules for networks built around real-world hardware. IOTX is the native token used in the network's economic and staking system. The project combines blockchain software with off-chain devices, so a token balance alone does not prove that a device is genuine or that its data is accurate.
A blockchain for connected devices
IoTeX's developer resources describe tools for building decentralized physical infrastructure networks, often shortened to DePIN. These projects may coordinate devices such as sensors, wireless equipment or other infrastructure that produces data or provides a service. The blockchain can record claims and transactions, but the physical network still depends on hardware quality, connectivity, data integrity and incentives. Those dependencies should be assessed for each application rather than assumed from the platform name.
IOTX and network participation
IOTX holders can stake tokens and delegate votes to network validators. The official staking guide describes native staking and a stake-as-NFT option, with users choosing a delegate and being able to redirect votes without first unstaking. Staking terms, lock periods and reward rules can vary, so users should read the current staking portal before committing tokens. Delegation does not remove validator performance or network risks.
Staking and governance
IoTeX's developer portal highlights W3bstream for verifiable DePIN computation and ioID for identities. W3bstream is intended to help process data collected by physical networks using off-chain computation and trusted execution technologies. The role of these tools is different from IOTX's role as a token. A developer should verify whether a particular module is deployed, what proof it provides and which data remains dependent on the device operator.
DePIN and W3bstream
IoTeX's ecosystem depends on developers, device operators, validators and applications using its tools. DePIN projects can fail because of hardware costs, weak demand, unreliable sensors or unsustainable rewards even when the chain itself continues operating. Staking can introduce lock-up and validator risks, while IOTX remains exposed to crypto-market volatility. A device-network narrative does not guarantee real-world usage or token appreciation. Device identity and verifiable computation can help with provenance, but they cannot fix every sensor, connectivity or operator failure. Device identity and verifiable computation can help with provenance, but they cannot fix every sensor, connectivity or operator failure. Device identity and verifiable computation can help with provenance, but they cannot fix every sensor, connectivity or operator failure. Device identity and verifiable computation can help with provenance, but they cannot fix every sensor, connectivity or operator failure.
Physical data still needs validation
A blockchain can preserve records and coordinate incentives, but it cannot automatically certify that a sensor is calibrated or a device is honestly operated. DePIN builders should evaluate device identity, data provenance, connectivity and dispute handling alongside the smart contracts and token incentives.
Last reviewed: Oct 10, 2026
IoTeX (IOTX) FAQ
What is the current price of IOTX?
IOTX's composite quote is $0.0037. IoTeX is focused on blockchain infrastructure for connected devices and decentralized physical infrastructure networks. The market price is separate from the number of active devices or the quality of data produced by those devices. This matters because ioTeX developer portal highlights W3bstream for verifiable DePIN computation.
What is IoTeX?
IoTeX is a blockchain ecosystem focused on decentralized physical infrastructure networks and connected devices. Its developer resources include identity tools and verifiable computation modules. Real-world applications still depend on hardware, connectivity and data quality, not only on blockchain transactions. This matters because iOTX can be staked and delegated to validators.
How much IOTX is in circulation?
The circulating-supply figure for IOTX is 9,441,368,550 IOTX. IoTeX's staking system lets holders delegate tokens to validators, but staking balances and circulating-supply estimates are different metrics. The Price Statistics panel shows market data when available; current chain data is needed for exact balances.
What is IOTX's all-time high?
IOTX's recorded market high is $0.2556, dated Nov 13, 2021. This historical price does not measure DePIN adoption or device-network reliability. IoTeX's developer resources include tools such as W3bstream, but a product listing is not proof that every application is live. This matters because ioID is an identity tool in the IoTeX stack.
How has IOTX performed historically?
FMchart's composite history begins on the date shown in the chart and converts available exchange prices to USD. staking guide describes native staking and stake-as-NFT. The Monthly Returns section summarizes that series, which can differ from one venue or another currency.
Can IOTX holders vote on validators?
IoTeX's staking guide describes choosing a delegate and redirecting votes without first unstaking. Staking and voting details depend on the current portal and wallet. Delegation gives a role in network governance but does not eliminate validator performance or token-price risk.
What is ioID?
ioID is an identity component in the IoTeX ecosystem intended to support identity for devices or participants. Identity tools can help applications associate data with an entity, but they do not independently guarantee that every physical device reports accurate information. Verification still depends on implementation and data sources.
What is W3bstream?
IoTeX's developer portal describes W3bstream as infrastructure for verifiable DePIN computation. It can help process data collected by physical networks using off-chain computation and trusted execution technologies. Developers should check current status and the guarantees of the particular module they plan to use.
Does DePIN guarantee real-world revenue?
No. A DePIN application still needs useful hardware, reliable operators, customer demand and sustainable economics. Blockchain incentives can coordinate participation, but they cannot guarantee that a device will be used or that its output has commercial value. This matters because ioID is an identity tool in the IoTeX stack.
What risks affect IOTX staking?
Staking can involve lock periods, validator performance and changing reward rules. IoTeX's guide describes different staking methods and delegate selection, so users should review current conditions before committing tokens. Staking does not remove market volatility or guarantee a positive net result.