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PUNDIX to USDT Converter
1 PUNDIX = 0.102798 USDT · updated 06:23 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.Pundi X Markets
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About Pundi X (PUNDIX)
Pundi X works across blockchain infrastructure and payment-oriented products. Its documentation describes Pundi X Chain as a public proof-of-stake network built with Tendermint and Cosmos SDK components. The native coin is PUNDIX, which is used within the chain for staking and network participation. This chain-level role is distinct from the project's point-of-sale hardware and merchant-facing payment products. Pundi X Chain uses validators to commit blocks and participate in consensus. Validators are weighted by the stake bonded to them, and holders can delegate PUNDIX to a validator rather than operating a node themselves. The validator documentation describes delegation rewards as a share of validator fee revenue, subject to the validator's commission and network conditions. Running a validator is more involved than simply holding the token. The official guide describes node software, validator keys, a chain ID and a self-delegated amount. It also gives commission parameters and gas settings for transactions. These operational requirements mean that staking participation depends on network configuration and wallet security, not only on the market balance displayed by an exchange.
PUNDIX on Pundi X Chain
PUNDIX is the native coin of the Pundi X Chain described in the official docs. The chain supports Cosmos-style transactions and exposes RPC, REST, gRPC and WebSocket interfaces for developers. Network-specific identifiers and token denominations matter, so users should confirm they are interacting with the intended mainnet rather than a testnet or a similarly named token on another chain.
Delegation and validator economics
Holders can delegate stake to validators, whose weight is based on the bonded PUNDIX. The docs state that delegators may receive part of validator fee revenue. The amount depends on validator performance, commission and network rules; staking is not a fixed-yield deposit. A validator's minimum self-delegation requirement is also relevant for those seeking to operate their own validator.
Payments and merchant infrastructure
Pundi X has a broader payment-oriented history, including point-of-sale products designed to let merchants accept digital assets. That product story is related to the project's goal of making crypto usable in retail settings, but payment-device availability and local compliance are separate from the chain's staking design. A merchant integration should be evaluated by region, supported assets and current product terms.
Cross-chain connectivity
Pundi X documentation describes a Core role for facilitating transfers between connected blockchains using IBC. That is an infrastructure feature rather than a promise that every chain or asset is already connected. Developers should confirm the current connection status, supported denomination and route before moving assets, especially where wrapped or bridged tokens can resemble the native coin.
Risks to understand
PUNDIX users should verify the token network before transferring funds, because similarly named assets may exist on different networks. Delegated staking introduces validator, commission and unbonding considerations, while payment products have their own regional and operational constraints. The presence of a point-of-sale product does not guarantee merchant adoption, and staking rewards do not eliminate token-price risk.
Last reviewed: Oct 9, 2026
Pundi X (PUNDIX) FAQ
What is Pundi X (PUNDIX)?
Pundi X is a blockchain and payment-technology project. Its official chain documentation describes Pundi X Chain as a public proof-of-stake network built with Tendermint and Cosmos SDK components, with PUNDIX as its native coin. The broader project also has merchant-facing payment products, which serve a different role from chain consensus.
What is PUNDIX used for?
On Pundi X Chain, PUNDIX is the native staking coin used to bond stake, delegate to validators and participate in network operations. The project also has a payment-product history, but users should distinguish chain utility from any particular merchant product's supported assets, availability or terms.
How does PUNDIX staking work?
PUNDIX holders can delegate tokens to validators on Pundi X Chain. Validator weight is determined by bonded stake, and delegators may receive a share of validator fee revenue after applicable commission. Rewards vary with network activity and validator conditions, so staking should not be treated as a guaranteed fixed return.
Can anyone run a Pundi X validator?
The official validator guide describes running node software, creating validator keys and submitting a staking transaction with required parameters. It also documents minimum self-delegation and commission settings. Running a validator therefore requires technical operation and secure key management; simply holding PUNDIX does not automatically make an account a validator.
What is Pundi X Chain?
Pundi X Chain is the public proof-of-stake chain documented by the project. Its developer material describes a Core that can facilitate transfers between connected chains through IBC, along with RPC, REST, gRPC and WebSocket endpoints. Always check the current network identifier and token denomination before using an endpoint or bridge.
Is PUNDIX the same on every blockchain?
No. A ticker can appear on more than one network, and wrapped or bridged versions may differ from the native coin. The official Pundi X Chain docs provide network-specific identifiers and denominations. Verify the chain and receiving address carefully before transferring, because sending an asset through an unsupported route can make recovery difficult.
Does PUNDIX relate to retail payments?
Pundi X has developed payment-oriented products intended to help merchants accept digital assets. That product history is distinct from PUNDIX's chain-level role in staking and consensus. Availability, supported assets and merchant terms can vary by market, so check current product documentation instead of assuming every device or payment flow is active in every region.
What is PUNDIX's all-time high?
For PUNDIX, the recorded market peak stands at $10.07 on Mar 30, 2021. A chart's selected period may show a lower high if it excludes earlier trading. Use the Price Statistics panel for the market record and verify the network/token identity before comparing historical values.
How has PUNDIX performed historically?
In FMchart's composite price history (since December 2023), PUNDIX's best monthly result is April 2025 (+90.4%), and the weakest is June 2026 (-44.3%); positive calendar years are 0 of 2 full calendar years. These figures summarize price history only. Validator participation and payment products are separate project features and should not be treated as a promise of token appreciation.
What risks matter for PUNDIX holders?
Key risks include price volatility, choosing the wrong network, validator performance, commission terms and changes to product availability. Delegated stake may be subject to network-specific unbonding rules, while bridges and wrapped assets introduce additional trust assumptions. Confirm current official instructions before staking or transferring PUNDIX.