The PLX Ecosystem

PLX is a token and NFT ecosystem built on the XRP Ledger. It combines an automated trading engine (which generates XRP profit), an NFT membership collection (which determines reward boost weighting), locked liquidity growth, and transparent treasury reserve tracking — all working together to create a self-sustaining on-chain economy. PLX is the primary asset of this ecosystem, used for liquidity, trading, and holder reward eligibility.

Every hour at :07 the payout bot pays one hour of APR in XRP to every eligible PLX holder: 3% APR in a good market, 1.5% in a bad one. It is paid from the trading engine wallet (r9DW7jqMXqa32TaTujSxdxcpwnPgJayG8V). A missed hour is not paid later.

PLX worth at least 25 XRP. PLX in your wallet and the PLX in your PLX LP positions both count. No sign-up is needed.

Add liquidity to a PLX pool and you earn hourly LP rewards on top of the base payout. Pools that pay XRP earn 1.5%–3% APR; pools that pay a token earn 2%–4% APR (lower rate in a bad market). Rewards are paid in the pool's reward asset.

For each of your pools: 1 + (sum of the weights of your NFTs that match the pool's tier) ÷ (your number of pools of that tier). Example: one Legendary NFT (2.0) and one tier-1 pool = 3× the LP reward for that pool. More NFTs of the same tier stack.

Each round reads your wallet live. If the NFT is gone, its boost stops. If your PLX drops under 25 XRP worth, base payouts stop until you're back above it.

Total PLX supply (from the issuer on the XRPL) × the PLX/XRP AMM price. It is shown in RLUSD using the XRP/RLUSD AMM rate, and in XRP. PLX held in the burn wallets is part of the supply.

Post about PLX on X and get paid per impression, in XRP, once a month. You need the PFP Boost verification and PLX worth at least 25 XRP. The top 3 raiders each month get a bonus. Raid pays from its own wallet, not the trading engine. Details are in the Raid section.

PLX: PolluxDEX or any DEX in the Buy PLX list. NFTs: PolluxsCafe, xrp.cafe, opmarket.ai, and SwiftMint. Always check the issuer address first.

A collection on the XRP Ledger (issuer rJiyquxDAdbMdxuLpKE6D5nZ412PstFvjk) in 5 tiers: Legendary 2.0×, Epic 1.8×, Rare 1.6×, Uncommon 1.4×, Common 1.2×. They boost your LP rewards in pools of the same tier. Each NFT has an on-ledger resale royalty of 5% (Common) up to 17% (Legendary). A PLX NFT as your X profile picture also unlocks the +5.89% PFP Boost.

No. Rewards are an APR on what you hold, paid hourly from the trading engine wallet. The rate depends on the market (lower in a bad market) and is scaled down if the wallet runs short. NFT boosts multiply your LP rewards only; they don't change the base payout. Boosts only count while the NFT is in your wallet.

XRP profit generated by the trading engine is separated into three paths: (1) Trading-engine payouts — holder rewards funded purely by the trading engine; (2) Locked LP growth — liquidity support locked for growth now, with future unlocks reserved for extra boosts; (3) Treasury reserve — a market anchor that is not used for payouts. All visible movements are traceable on-chain via the XRP Ledger.

The PLX Treasury is a dedicated XRPL reserve wallet and long-term market anchor for PLX. It is not used for holder payouts. As the reserve grows, it is intended to strengthen overall market depth, confidence, and long-term ecosystem stability. Holder rewards remain separate and are funded purely by the trading engine payout flow.

A separate stablecoin engine with its own wallet (rEtPBaAMLkukpsFGYtHt576xgiHfMCDtXD) and code. It holds set amounts of stablecoins (RLUSD, USDC, USD, EUR), buys when they dip and sells when they rise. 20% of each new profit high is swapped into PLX, and that PLX is never sold. It only places trades; it never sends payments and pays no rewards. Its live value is in the Engine Portfolio Performance section.

The Vault Lock-Up on PolluxDEX. You send PLX, a token, or an LP token to the vault wallet with an unlock date. When the date comes, it is sent back to you automatically. Each token or LP lock also pays a 0.2 XRP deposit for the trust-line reserve, refunded when it unlocks. While locked, the vault wallet holds the funds (custodial). Locks and releases are read from memos on its own address.

Trading Engine I, Trading Engine II, the treasury, and this website are all architecturally separated — different wallets, different codebases, running in isolated environments. No private keys or wallet credentials are connected to or exposed through this interface. Routing from Trading Engine I to the treasury (holder payouts) is the only integration point; Trading Engine II shares nothing with either besides public XRPL reads. The PLX Vault is its own address too, holding temporary per-depositor locks that return to their sender on unlock — it isn't owned or controlled by either trading engine. The two PLX burn wallets are separate from all of it. One is key disabled on XRPL. The other is a paper burn: the passphrase was thrown into a fire, so nobody has access anymore. Neither can spend, and both only grow as more PLX or LP value is routed in.

The Address Directory near the top of the page (right after the validator box) lists every address the PLX ecosystem uses — PLX issuer, NFT issuer, Trading Engine I, Trading Engine II, the PLX Vault, the treasury reserve wallet, and both burn/LP wallets — each labeled, copyable, and linked to an XRPL explorer. Always cross-check an address against that list before sending anything or trusting a link claiming to be official.

Yes — but only in read mode, and only at the data layer. The website reads ecosystem data (profits, routing, dashboard figures) from external sources so it can display live stats. It never writes, signs transactions, or holds any keys. Think of it like a window you can look through — you can see what's happening inside, but you cannot touch anything.

The critical safety point is folder and system separation: the trading engine, the XRPL NFT ecosystem, and the PLX token infrastructure all live in completely isolated environments. This website only reads public XRPL data through its own service. It does not have access to internal secrets, logs, environment variables, private keys, seeds, wallet credentials, or engine internals. The NFTs, the PLX token, and all on-chain assets remain safe on the XRP Ledger regardless of what happens to this website.

In short: public XRPL read-only view only, permanently isolated from writing or signing anything.

Yes. The PLX NFT collection is live on the XRP Ledger — the gallery, mint/burn counts, and marketplace links in the NFT Collection section above are read from XRPL. Always confirm the issuer address before buying.

No. This website will never require or offer wallet connection. It is not needed for the PLX ecosystem view, and there is no plan to add it in the future. The site remains read-only: no transaction signing, no fund access, no private keys, no seeds, and no wallet credentials are ever requested from this interface.

A liquidity pool is a token/PLX pair on the XRPL DEX that makes it possible to swap between the two — the deeper the pool, the less a trade moves the price. PLX liquidity is locked for growth: it isn't withdrawn, only deepened over time, which reduces slippage and supports price stability. LP providers in PLX pools also earn hourly LP rewards, and NFTs boost those rewards.

Create a Token/PLX pair on the XRPL DEX, then send a small amount of the LP tokens (≈0.2 XRP-equivalent or less — just enough to "unlock" the pool) to the engine wallet. The engine detects it automatically, starts trading the pair, and includes it in the payout flow. This is a one-way send only — LP tokens sent to the engine wallet cannot be returned, so send the minimum needed. Full instructions and the wallet address are in the LP section above.

There are two PLX burn wallets, and neither can spend what it holds. r3tZqrtApDthnVLSF7AVBus2h66QWbTLYj is key disabled: the master key is disabled on XRPL and the regular key is the blackhole address, so the wallet cannot sign. rwdvhSPUAhXUPy1Zot7DjFvxovjhKhhM7X is not key disabled. Its passphrase was written on paper and thrown into a fire — the old-school burn — so nobody has access to that paper anymore. TikTok video ↗ Both only grow as PLX or LP value is routed in, which removes that PLX from circulating supply. The PLX and XRP in each wallet, and the combined total, are shown live in the LP section above, read from each wallet's own XRPL trust lines and account balance — not an estimate.

NFTs boost pools of the same tier. Tier 1 (Legendary): XRP, PLX, RLUSD, XAH, EVR, FLR, XLM, SHX. Tier 2 (Epic): mXRP, or market cap over 1M XRP. Tier 3 (Rare): 500k–1M XRP. Tier 4 (Uncommon): 100k–500k XRP. Tier 5 (Common): 10k–100k XRP. Pools under 10k XRP market cap pay the base LP rate with no NFT boost. Use the tier search in the NFT Collection section to look up a token.

Hold PLX first — that is what makes you eligible for the XRP payout from the trading engine. Wear a PLX NFT as your X profile picture and that payout gets a flat +5.89%. NFT rarity does not multiply the PFP boost. Rarity stacking is only for LP pools, and has nothing to do with the X profile picture. To qualify: connect the wallet that holds your PLX and a real PLX NFT to bithomp.com, set your Bithomp username to exactly match your X @handle, set that NFT as your X profile picture, and put the NFT number in your X bio (for example #142). Full step-by-step instructions are in the PFP Boost box above.