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STRAX to USDT Converter
1 STRAX = 0.0105197 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.Xertra Markets
Xertra Historical Data
About Xertra (STRAX)
Stratis and the Xertra name
The project previously known as Stratis announced a rebrand to Xertra in 2025. Its announcement said the change was a brand transformation rather than a network upgrade or hard fork, and stated that the core network, token and products remained intact with no token migration or new issuance caused by the rebrand. This is important for identifying the asset: the ticker remains STRAX, while the project name shown in newer materials is Xertra. Historical references may still use Stratis.
Network and token role
The project describes its network as an Ethereum-compatible Layer 1 environment and publishes tools for developers and users to interact with the ecosystem. STRAX has been associated with network staking and ecosystem applications. Xertra’s published updates also describe products in gaming and digital ownership. A project rebrand does not, by itself, prove that every older product remains active or that every roadmap item has shipped; readers should check dated product announcements and live service pages.
Staking and ecosystem activity
Xertra’s project blog reports that a masternode staking protocol went live on the Stratis mainnet in May 2025 and describes staking as a way for STRAX holders to participate in network security. The same blog lists later product announcements, including Xertra Play, where additional plays are described as requiring a STRAX burn. Such details are specific to the named product and announcement date; users should verify current terms, eligibility and contract information before interacting with any staking or game interface.
Token identity and historical changes
STRAX has undergone earlier technical and token-related changes before the Xertra rebrand. Project materials discuss a transition to an EVM-compatible network, and exchange notices documented a 2024 token swap and redenomination for the earlier Stratis asset. Those historic events are separate from the later branding change. Because crypto assets can share similar names or tickers, users should confirm the network, contract or asset identifier and the exchange’s deposit and withdrawal instructions rather than relying on ticker text alone.
Risks and verification
STRAX’s market behavior may reflect broader crypto conditions, liquidity, staking participation, product adoption and changes in the Xertra roadmap. A stated feature or announcement is not evidence of future demand, profitability or guaranteed rewards. Network, smart-contract, custody, bridge and market risks remain relevant, and staking can involve lock-up or operational constraints depending on the mechanism used. FMchart data should be read as historical or current market observations, not a forecast. This profile is educational and not a recommendation to trade STRAX. The project’s latest materials should be checked for implementation status because roadmap language and live product availability are not interchangeable. Use the official dashboard only after confirming the domain and network details.
Last reviewed: Oct 9, 2026
Xertra (STRAX) FAQ
What is Xertra (STRAX)?
The current quoted price of STRAX is $0.0105. This value is a time-sensitive market observation and can vary between venues because of liquidity, spreads and data timing. Check the chart timestamp and trading pair before comparing it with another platform; a displayed quote is not a prediction or a recommendation.
What is STRAX used for?
The current reported market capitalization for STRAX is $23.33M. Market capitalization is generally calculated from price and a provider’s circulating-supply estimate, so different providers can show different values. Review the timestamp and supply methodology before comparing this figure with other assets or using it to draw conclusions.
How does STRAX fit into its ecosystem?
The reported 24-hour trading volume for STRAX is $917.6K. Volume summarizes activity during a rolling period and can differ across exchanges or data providers depending on venue coverage and methodology. It does not guarantee that a large trade can be executed at the displayed price or without slippage.
What is the total supply of STRAX?
FMchart’s composite history depends on available source records and may not include every venue or the earliest transaction. Review the chart’s displayed range before making comparisons, and remember that historical returns do not guarantee future performance.
Who controls or governs STRAX?
The reviewed project materials describe staking and network participation but do not justify an unqualified claim that all STRAX holders have identical governance powers. Governance arrangements should be checked in current technical documentation and any formal project proposals. Avoid inferring voting rights solely from the fact that STRAX is the network token.
Can STRAX be used for staking or rewards?
Xertra’s project blog reports a masternode staking protocol on mainnet and discusses staking participation. Terms, lock-up mechanics and rewards depend on the specific mechanism. A published staking feature is not a guarantee of a fixed return; users should check current contract details, eligibility, lock periods and operational risks before participating.
What factors can affect the STRAX price?
STRAX’s market price may respond to crypto-market sentiment, liquidity, network use, staking participation, exchange support and the adoption of Xertra products. Brand changes can also create confusion in data feeds and search results. None of these factors guarantees a future price direction, and historic volatility can persist.
Where can I verify current STRAX information?
Use Xertra’s official project website and dated blog announcements to confirm the current brand, token references, staking information and product status. Older Stratis articles may be useful for history but should not be treated as proof of a current feature. Exchange notices can help clarify ticker or network support but should be checked for recency.
What are the main risks of STRAX?
Risks include market volatility, liquidity, network and smart-contract issues, staking mechanics, bridge or custody risk, and confusion between historical Stratis references and the Xertra brand. Users should verify network identifiers and wallet instructions carefully. Product announcements describe features at a point in time and may not guarantee future availability.
How should I interpret STRAX market history?
STRAX price history reflects trades captured by the selected data source and time window. Compare periods with awareness of the project’s prior network transition and later brand change, which can complicate names in older records. Historical returns are descriptive only and cannot establish future performance.