XNT price right now
The numbers above are read from X1 mainnet on every page load (cached for one minute), not from a third-party aggregator. XNT's primary market is the XNT/USDC.X pool, so the price you see here is the price you would actually get swapping on-chain, subject to slippage.
Because most XNT trading is on-chain rather than on centralised exchanges, quoted volume is genuinely settled volume. That also means the book is thin: $5.5K pooled liquidity against a $4.96M market cap means large orders move the price materially. For anything sizeable, the OTC desk is usually the better route.
How this market cap is calculated
Market cap here is circulating supply × price, nothing more:
| Input | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $0.3529 | XNT/USDC.X pool, X1 mainnet |
| Circulating supply | 14.07M XNT | publicly held XNT, staked or not |
| = Market cap | $4.96M | the headline figure |
| Total supply | 1.07B XNT | chain getSupply |
| = Fully diluted valuation | $378.60M | total supply × price |
Supply and float
XNT's supply structure is the most important thing to understand about its price, and it is where most casual analysis goes wrong.
| Holder | Amount | Share of total |
|---|---|---|
| Total supply | 1.07B XNT | 100% |
| Circulating — publicly held | 14.07M XNT | 1.31% |
| ↳ Ripper Pool liquid staking | 10.55M XNT | 0.98% |
| ↳ Community stake accounts | 2.48M XNT | 0.23% |
| ↳ Unstaked, in wallets | 1.04M XNT | 0.10% |
| Non-circulating — treasury held | 1.06B XNT | 98.69% |
| ↳ X1 Foundation treasury | 497.56M XNT | 46.38% |
| ↳ Foundation delegation program | 354.52M XNT | 33.05% |
| ↳ X1 Labs treasury | 185.15M XNT | 17.26% |
| ↳ Treasury, unstaked | 21.49M XNT | 2.00% |
| Memo: active stake, whole network | 986.37M XNT | 91.94% |
Read the table by section, not by row. The split that governs market cap is publicly held versus treasury held — and on that split 1.31% of XNT is public. The split that governs how much can be sold today is different again: of the public 14.07M XNT, only 1.04M XNT is sitting unstaked in wallets. The rest is in Ripper Pool or in stake accounts, and reaching the order book means either an unstaking wait or a swap out of rXNT.
The 91.94% staking ratio is real, but it is easy to over-read. Almost all of it is treasury stake — the Foundation delegation program alone is 33.05% of total supply. Community-owned stake is 13.02M XNT, about 1.21% of supply. A high staking ratio on X1 is a statement about treasury policy far more than about holder conviction.
What actually moves the XNT price
Five things dominate, roughly in order of impact:
- How thin the book is. $5.5K of pooled liquidity and $5.6K of daily volume means a single mid-size order sets the price. This is the dominant factor and it is worth being blunt about: on a book this thin, the quoted price is a weak signal about what a large position is actually worth.
- Treasury policy. 98.69% of supply is treasury held. Nothing about the float changes without a treasury decision, so any announcement touching Foundation, X1 Labs or delegation-program balances matters more than any amount of trading activity.
- Delegation-program parameters. The X1 Foundation delegation program redistributes its stake across validators every epoch. Changes to its parameters — as happened with Project Capybara's 3,000 XNT self-stake floor — change validator economics and, downstream, sell pressure from operators covering costs.
- Bridge flow. XNT is bought almost entirely with USDC.x bridged from Solana. Bridge inflows are a decent leading indicator of buy-side interest.
- Ecosystem launches. New DEXes, launchpads and yield venues pull XNT into liquidity pools and out of the float. Our ecosystem project coverage tracks these.
Notably absent from that list: exchange listings. XNT has none on major venues, so the usual listing-pump dynamic does not apply.
How to buy XNT
The full walkthrough is in our buy XNT guide, but the short version:
- Install the X1 Wallet extension or use Backpack — see the wallet setup guide.
- Bridge USDC from Solana to X1 via the official bridge. You will receive USDC.x.
- Swap USDC.x for XNT on XDEX or route through RipperSwap for best execution across venues.
- Keep a little XNT liquid for gas, then consider staking the rest.
On XNT price predictions
We do not publish price targets. What we do publish is scenario analysis with the assumptions written down, so you can disagree with the inputs: see the XNT ratchet effect and the Capybara staking wall, which works through what the current staking structure implies for float and price mechanics into 2027.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price of XNT today?
XNT is trading at $0.3529, up 10.28% over the last 24 hours. The figure on this page is pulled from the XNT/USDC.X pool on X1 mainnet and refreshes about once a minute.
What is XNT?
XNT is the native token of X1 Blockchain, an SVM-based Layer 1. It pays transaction fees, and it is the asset validators stake to secure the network and earn DPoS rewards. Every account on X1 also needs a small XNT balance for rent and gas.
Where can I buy XNT?
Most XNT volume is on-chain. XDEX and RipperSwap are the main venues, with xOneDex OTC used for larger blocks. You bridge USDC from Solana with the official X1 bridge and swap into XNT. Our guide to buying XNT walks through the whole route.
How is XNT's market cap calculated?
Circulating supply × price: 14.07M XNT × $0.3529 = $4.96M. Circulating supply is defined by who holds the XNT, not by whether it is staked — community-owned stake counts as circulating, the same convention Solana uses for staked SOL. What is excluded is treasury-held supply: X1 Foundation, X1 Labs and the delegation program.
Why is XNT's market cap so much smaller than its FDV?
Because circulating supply is only about 1.31% of total — roughly 14.07M XNT out of 1.07B XNT — so FDV is about 76× market cap. The other ~98.69% is treasury-held: the X1 Foundation treasury (46.38% of total supply), the Foundation delegation program (33.05%) and the X1 Labs treasury (17.26%). Market cap prices only what is in public hands; FDV prices every token as if it were liquid today. Real dilution risk sits between the two and depends entirely on whether, and how fast, treasury supply is ever released.
How much XNT is staked, and who owns that stake?
About 91.94% of total supply — 986.37M XNT — is actively staked. That headline number is mostly treasury, not holder conviction: only about 13.02M XNT of it is community-owned (Ripper Pool plus community stake accounts), which is roughly 1.21% of total supply. The rest is Foundation treasury, X1 Labs treasury and delegation-program stake. See X1 staking for how to stake and what the yield looks like.
Does X1 exclude staked XNT from circulating supply?
No — and this page previously said otherwise, which was wrong. The chain's circulating supply is holder-based. Its three components are Ripper Pool (10.55M XNT), community stake accounts (2.48M XNT) and unstaked wallet balances (1.04M XNT), which sum exactly to the reported 14.07M XNT. Two of those three are staked. What is excluded is treasury supply, staked or not.
Is XNT listed on Binance or Coinbase?
No. As of August 2026 we have found no XNT market on any major centralised exchange. All trading happens through X1-native DEXes and OTC desks. Treat any site claiming to offer an XNT centralised listing with suspicion, and cross-check addresses against our verified links directory.
What is the difference between XNT, pXNT and rXNT?
XNT is the native token. pXNT is the liquid staking token of X1's official SPL stake pool, and rXNT is the liquid staking token issued by Ripper Pool. Both liquid tokens appreciate against XNT as staking rewards accrue rather than paying a separate reward stream — see X1 staking.