What is Blocknet?

Blocknet is an open-source interoperability and decentralized trading network. It connects independent blockchains while users retain control of their wallets and projects provide services through a distributed node layer. Blocknet is fueled by BLOCK, its native coin — every protocol fee, staking reward and Service Node collateral is settled in BLOCK; the coin pays for the network and keeps it secure.

LIVE SUPPLY12,737,014 BLOCK
STAKING APR25.74%Estimated from active stake
BLOCK PRICE0.00000007 BTC~0.005753 USDT

Data provided by CryptoID market snapshot · Latest cron snapshot

There are many reasons to use Blocknet.

Interoperability
Decentralized trading
No-KYC trading
Self-custody wallets
Service Nodes
Staking APR
Atomic swaps
Open source
DAO governance
No central exchange
FROM USER LAYER TO INFRASTRUCTURE

One protocol. Connected products.

Open-source public protocol. Follow how wallets, trading and hosted blockchain services connect through Blocknet to the operators and Service Nodes that keep the network available.

LIGHT WALLET // USER LAYER

XLite Wallet

Hold multiple supported coins and make them available in Block DX without downloading each full blockchain.

WALLET CONTROL
FULL WALLET // CHAIN LAYER

Blocknet Core Wallet

BLOCK's full-chain wallet for protocol fees, staking, governance and Service Node configuration.

CHAIN STATE
DEX // TRADING LAYER

Block DX

Atomic-swap interface. Makers pay no exchange fee; takers pay 0.015 BLOCK plus the sold asset's network fee.

TRADE REQUESTS
OPEN INTEROPERABILITY FABRIC Blocknet Protocol Routes exchange, data and application requests without taking custody.
XXBridgeTrading layer
Atomic swaps RXRouterData layer
Cross-chain calls & data CXCloudService layer
Hosted applications & services
ASSET CONNECTION

Coin Representatives

Maintain compatible wallets and configurations so projects and trading pairs remain available across the network.

DECENTRALIZED HOSTING

Service Nodes

Host blockchain wallets and provide XBridge, XRouter and XCloud services while earning network fees.

Why BLOCK matters: BLOCK fuels protocol fees and secures the network through staking and Service Node collateral. Each Block DX taker action currently costs 0.015 BLOCK plus the sold asset's native network fee; the trade fee is paid to a randomly selected Service Node that supports both chains. Staking nodes earn block rewards, while Service Nodes earn fees from the services they operate.