Beldex (BDX)

Tokenomics & Utility

What BDX does

BDX is used to send payments, pay network fees, and provide the collateral for masternodes. It also has uses within Beldex applications. For example, BChat includes a wallet for sending BDX to contacts, while Beldex Name Service uses BDX for name registrations and renewals. These uses connect demand for the coin to activity across the network, rather than to payments alone. (bchat.beldex.io)

The network creates new BDX as block rewards. Beldex’s published description of its proof-of-stake model states that a block produces 10 BDX, with 6.25 BDX assigned to the block-producing validator and 3.75 BDX assigned to the project treasury. Actual rewards to a participant also depend on how many masternodes share the work and how a shared node divides its earnings. (beldex.io)

Releases and burns

The project has allocated BDX to purposes including ecosystem development and early funding. It publishes scheduled releases from designated wallets; its June 2026 update, for example, described a release from the ecosystem development wallet. This is separate from the new coins created as block rewards. Knowing the difference helps explain why a coin can have both a release schedule for existing allocations and continuing network emissions. (beldex.io)

Beldex also removes some coins from use through burning. Its published mechanisms include burning Flash transaction fees and fees connected with Beldex Name Service. A burn reduces the number of coins that can be spent, while block rewards create new coins. Both processes are parts of the coin’s economic model. (beldex.io)