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About
Solar mainnet (SXP)
Solar (SXP) is a community-driven, open-source Layer-1 blockchain platform engineered for efficiency and decentralization. Its primary purpose is to provide a secure and scalable Web3 infrastructure for developers to build and deploy decentralized applications (dApps). The network operates on a Delegated Proof-of-Stake (DPoS) consensus mechanism, which utilizes 53 elected delegates, known as block producers, to validate transactions and secure the digital ledger. This model is designed to offer high throughput and low network fees, addressing common scalability challenges in the blockchain space. The core of its architecture is the Solar Core, a robust framework supporting the Solar Virtual Machine (SVM), which enables the execution of complex smart contracts.
The native digital asset of the network, the SXP coin, is integral to the ecosystem's functionality. It serves as the primary utility token for paying transaction fees, staking to participate in network security, and for on-chain governance. Holders of SXP can vote for block producers, directly influencing the decentralized governance and future development of the protocol. Solar aims to foster a sustainable and interoperable environment, positioning itself as a foundational platform for DeFi applications, NFT projects, and other Web3 innovations seeking a performant and developer-friendly blockchain solution.
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Frequently asked questions
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What are the common methods for buying SXP with Thai Baht (THB)?
To purchase the SXP digital asset with THB, users typically rely on a regulated cryptocurrency exchange that serves the Thai market. These platforms act as a fiat on-ramp, allowing direct deposits via local payment methods like Thai QR payment, PromptPay, or a local bank transfer. After completing KYC/AML compliance, you can place an order on the THB/SXP order book to execute the trade. -
What is the strategic advantage of a direct THB/SXP trading pair?
A direct THB/SXP pair offers Thai investors a streamlined gateway into the Solar mainnet ecosystem. It eliminates the need for intermediate trades (e.g., THB to USDT, then USDT to SXP), which can reduce transaction fees and slippage. This provides direct access to the SXP utility token, essential for participating in the network's Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) consensus, governance, and paying for transaction fees for dApps on the Solar blockchain. -
What are the core functions of the SXP token within the Solar Mainnet?
SXP serves as the native utility token of the Solar blockchain. Its primary functions include: 1) Paying for blockchain transaction fees, 2) Staking to participate in governance by voting for block producers (validators) in the DPoS system, and 3) Acting as a medium of exchange for decentralized applications (dApps) and services built on the network, such as those utilizing the Solar Side Ledger Protocol (SSLP). -
Do I need a special digital wallet after buying SXP with THB?
Yes, for secure storage and full control, it is highly recommended to move your SXP from the cryptocurrency exchange to a personal digital wallet that supports the Solar mainnet. While exchanges provide a custodial wallet, a non-custodial wallet gives you control over your private keys, which is a fundamental security best practice for holding any digital asset long-term. -
What kind of fees should I expect when trading THB for SXP?
There are typically two main fees. First, the cryptocurrency exchange will charge a trading fee for executing your THB/SXP order, often structured as a maker-taker fee model. Second, there might be a deposit fee for funding your account with THB via bank transfer or PromptPay. Once you own SXP, the blockchain transaction fees on the Solar mainnet for transfers or dApp interactions are generally very low, as is common with DPoS networks.