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# DXR Token Overview

**DXR** is the official token of the DEXRise platform. It is the token at the center of the platform's economy: it anchors the platform's [trading liquidity](/dexrise-documentation/dxr-token/tokenomics.md#distribution), powers the platform's [staking program](/dexrise-documentation/dxr-token/staking-event.md), and it is protected by DEXRise's signature [Floor Price Protection](/dexrise-documentation/trading/floor-price-protection.md) mechanism at its strongest setting.

## Key facts

|                            |                                                                     |
| -------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Token**                  | DXR — the official DEXRise platform token                           |
| **Network**                | Binance Smart Chain (BSC)                                           |
| **Max supply**             | 1,000,000,000 DXR — fixed and non-inflatable                        |
| **Floor Price Protection** | 50% — the price can fall at most 50% below the last All-Time High   |
| **Token contract**         | *To be announced — will be published here and on official channels* |

## Floor Price Protection at 50%

DXR trades with [Floor Price Protection](/dexrise-documentation/trading/floor-price-protection.md) at **50%**: the floor price always sits 50% below the last recorded ATH, selling stops at the floor, and every new ATH moves the floor permanently higher. The result is a token whose market structure is designed for a continuous upward trend — with the price free to move anywhere within the range between the floor and the ATH.

{% hint style="info" %}
DXR launches trading **at its floor price directly** — the floor is unbreakable from the very first second of trading, so the first upward cycle begins immediately at launch. Full details in [DXR Trading Launch](/dexrise-documentation/dxr-token/trading-launch.md).
{% endhint %}

## DXR across the platform

| Role                            | Where to read about it                                                                                                                              |
| ------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Supply and distribution**     | [Tokenomics](/dexrise-documentation/dxr-token/tokenomics.md) — the 1 billion max supply and how it is allocated                                     |
| **Official on-chain addresses** | [Official Addresses](/dexrise-documentation/dxr-token/official-addresses.md) — the verified liquidity, staking, presale, airdrop and team addresses |
| **The token sale**              | [DXR Presale Event](/dexrise-documentation/dxr-token/presale-event.md) — dates, price, allocation and participation benefits                        |
| **Earning with DXR**            | [DXR Staking Event](/dexrise-documentation/dxr-token/staking-event.md) — the staking program and its 100% APR first round                           |
| **Trading DXR**                 | [DXR Trading Launch](/dexrise-documentation/dxr-token/trading-launch.md) — launch date, launch liquidity and the floor-from-launch design           |


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