Total Value Locked$263,895
TVL by Chain
Ethereum$138,666
Arbitrum$57,318
Polygon$35,413
BSC$17,992
Avalanche$10,369
OP Mainnet$4,136
Key Metrics
Incentives 1y$0
Incentives 30d$0
Incentives 7d$0
Incentives 24h$0
Cumulative Incentives$0
DEX Volume 30d$273.77m
DEX Volume 30d by chain
Ethereum$264.28m
BSC$8.82m
Polygon$659,921
Arbitrum$0
Avalanche$0
Base$0
OP Mainnet$0
DEX Volume 7d$68.23m
Ethereum$67.19m
BSC$945,728
Polygon$94,305
Arbitrum$0
Avalanche$0
Base$0
OP Mainnet$0
DEX Volume 24h$9.93m
Ethereum$9.84m
BSC$90,312
Polygon$3,867
Arbitrum$0
Avalanche$0
Base$0
OP Mainnet$0
Cumulative DEX Volume$22.688b
Ethereum$17.387b
Arbitrum$2.61b
BSC$1.07b
Avalanche$790.26m
Polygon$437.1m
Solana$251.45m
OP Mainnet$141.78m
Base$0
Market Cap$5.67m
$HFT Price$0.006
Fully Diluted Valuation$6.03m
Outstanding FDV$6.03m
$HFT Volume 24h$1.31m
CEX Volume$1.38m
DEX Volume$25,584(1.96% of total)
Treasury$336,786
Majors$239.88
Stablecoins$0
Own Tokens$336,546
Others$0.12
Total Raised$28.2m
Apr 29, 2021$3.2mRound: SeedInvestors: Alameda Research, Alexander Pack, Balaji Srinivasan, Dragonfly Capital, Electric Capital, Fabric Ventures, gumi Cryptos Capital, Kain Warwick
Jul 22, 2022$25mRound: Series A
Protocol Information
Hashflow xOS is a universal zk-settlement layer, setting a new standard for provable trust across exchanges. Alongside xOS, Hashflow powers one of DeFi’s largest RFQ liquidity sources, facilitating over $20 billion in volume through professional market makers to ensure guaranteed pricing and protection against MEV exploits. With a mission to build the best trading experience, Hashflow has expanded from a decentralized exchange into a benchmark for trust across the exchange ecosystem.
Methodology
TVL: Hashflow TVL is made of all pools token balances. Pools and their tokens are retrieved by Hashflow HTTP REST API.View code on GitHubDEX Volume: Sum of the USD value of the token leaving the settling chain on each Hashflow RFQ swap, read from the Trade and XChainTrade events on Hashflow's pool contracts. Each swap is counted once (the base-token leg), including the source-chain leg of cross-chain swaps.View code on GitHubIncentives: Tokens allocated to users through liquidity mining or incentive schemes, typically as part of governance or reward mechanisms.
Treasury: Value of tokens owned by the protocolUser Activity
Active Addresses (24h)184
Transactions (24h)765
Hacks
Date: Jun 15, 2023
Amount: $605,000
Classification: Access Control
Technique: Token Approval Abuse
Chains: Ethereum, Arbitrum, Avalanche, BSC, Polygon
Language: Solidity
Target Type: DeFi Protocol
Competitors
Frequently asked questions
What is Hashflow's TVL?
Hashflow currently has $263,895 in total value locked.
What chains does Hashflow operate on?
Hashflow operates on 8 chains: Ethereum, Arbitrum, Polygon, BSC, and Avalanche and 3 others. Ethereum holds the largest share at 52.5%.
What is the HFT token price and valuation?
HFT is currently trading at $0.0057. Its circulating market capitalization is $5.38m, ranking it #1,945. Its fully diluted valuation is $5.73m. Supply currently stands at 939.32m circulating, 1b total supply, 1b maximum supply.
How has HFT performed recently?
HFT is down 13% over the past 7 days and up 5.8% over the past 30 days. Its all-time high is $3.61, reached on Nov 7, 2022. The token is currently 99.8% below that level.
How does Hashflow's TVL compare to similar protocols?
Among DEX Aggregator protocols tracked by DefiLlama, Hashflow ranks #4 by TVL. The category holds $6.22m across 198 protocols, and Hashflow accounts for 4.2% of that total. Other leading protocols include De1, OmniBazaar, 1inch Swap, Velora, Pond0x, Firebird, DropSwap, Rubic, Unizen, and Houdini Swap.
How much trading volume does Hashflow process?
Hashflow processed $273.77m in DEX volume over the past 30 days.
Does Hashflow have a treasury?
Hashflow has a tracked treasury currently valued at $336,786. Its holdings include $239.88 in major assets, $336,546 in its own tokens, $0.12 in other assets.
Has Hashflow ever been exploited?
Hashflow has 1 recorded security incident. The most recent incident occurred on Jun 15, 2023 and involved $605,000. It was classified as Access Control.