The company was established in April 2018 registered in Seychelles.

The exchange was co-founded by Sheen Xin Hu (CEO), Aaron Wagener (COO), and Piotr Brzezinski (CTO). Besides starting the MXC Foundation, Sheen Xin Hu is also the founder and CEO at MatchX.

Sheen Xin Hu holds a dual master's degree in Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications from Technische Universität Berlin, and in Network and System Administration from Université Pierre et Marie Curie. He has 10 years of tech development experience, worked at Airfy and Relayr as a hardware engineer and at ASUS as a marketing assistant. Nowadays, Sheen Xin Hu is LPWAN, Docker and Blockchain evangelist and the core developer at MXC zkEVM.

Currently, MEXC is run by a Singaporean businessman, John Chen, who took over as CEO in 2021, the same year the MXC Exchange was officially rebranded to MEXC Global, now MEXC Official.

MX TOKEN (MX) is deflationary, MEXC uses a part of the collected trading fees to buy back and burn tokens, reducing the overall supply.

MX enables the growth and expansion of MEXC and incentivizes token holders to contribute to the development of the ecosystem. The core products of MEXC are: Launchpad, a platform where users can invest in projects at an early stage; Kickstarter, a pre-launch event where users vote with MX to launch projects on MEXC; MX-DeFi, a mining reward program that allows users to stake MX tokens and receive rewards; M-Day, an activity that allows users to purchase newly issued digital tokens through a lottery.

MX TOKEN (MX) is a crypto asset deployed on the Ethereum blockchain as an ERC-20 token.

MX holders get exclusive access to community activities and promotions, as well as the right to participate in voting (related to business issues, project listing, team elections). In addition, MX use cases include payment of trading fees and MX DeFi mining.

MX TOKEN (MX) has a total supply of 450,000,000 coins with 100,000,000 MX in circulation, as of June 2023.

MX is an ERC-20 token, it operates on the Ethereum blockchain and relies on the Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus mechanism.

Additionally, MX TOKEN has been audited by SlowMist, a blockchain security firm specializing in cybersecurity audits and protection.

The easiest way to obtain the MX token is to buy it directly on the MEXC exchange. There are also alternative options where you can purchase or trade MX, among them: Huobi, Bybit, Jubi and ZT.

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