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The whole thing,
in plain words.

Five minutes, no jargon, nothing dumbed down. What this is, what it costs, and whether to trust it — the same facts as the technical pages, told the way you would tell a friend.

0.28%
the entire trading fee
0
accounts · emails · KYC
5
chains · same code on each
100%
on-chain & checkable
What it does

Three things that fit together

Swap

Best price across many exchanges at once. Your coins never leave your wallet until the trade happens.

🔍
Scan

Check whether a token’s advertised liquidity is really in the pools. Free, ten seconds, no account.

🔒
Stake

A pool that proves on demand — with one public call — that it can pay you.

In one paragraph

What BlazePhoenix is

BlazePhoenix swaps tokens at the best price it can find across many exchanges at once, scans any token to check whether the liquidity its listing advertises is really in the pools, and runs a staking pool that proves on demand that it can pay. The routing and pricing run ON the blockchain, not on a company server, so the price is the calculation that executes rather than a prediction of it — and the programs cannot be changed once deployed. Your coins stay in your wallet. The fee is 0.28% of what you receive; if a trade beats its quote, the surplus is yours. No account, no identity check. An independent external audit is planned and has not happened yet, and we say so.

Two ways to build the same thing

How most exchanges are built vs how we are

What matters
Most exchanges
BlazePhoenix
Where the price is worked out
On a company server you can’t see
On the blockchain, by the code that trades
Can the rules change?
Yes — an upgrade switch
No — the code can’t be edited once live
Who holds your coins
Often the platform
You — always in your own wallet
Can you check it yourself?
No, it’s their private server
Yes — rerun any number for free
The part almost nobody does

We count the stockroom, not the shop window

What is phantom liquidity?

A shop window with an empty stockroom: a listing shows a big amount to trade against, but the pools don’t hold it. You buy easily, then can’t sell near that price. We read what the pools really hold and show you the gap.

Scan a token (free)
What does it cost?

0.28% of what you receive on a swap — the whole trading fee. If a trade beats its quote, the surplus is yours. No account fee, nothing charged on a failed transaction, and the scanner is free.

Where the token goes

One billion BZPX, fixed, published up front

Market liquidity600M · 60.0%
Staking emission180M · 18.0%
Team & Operations113M · 11.3%
Partners60M · 6.0%
Airdrop40M · 4.0%
Initial marketing7M · 0.7%
Total supply · 1,000,000,000 BZPX · fixed, no way to mint more.
The honest version

Is it safe?

What’s solid: the code can’t change once live, it’s public and verified, the fee is a fixed readable number, the staking pool proves it can pay, and we never hold your coins.

What’s not done yet: an independent external audit is planned and has NOT happened. We say so instead of hiding it.

True everywhere, including here: never put in more than you can afford to lose.

Non-negotiable

Three things we will never do

We will never message you first. Any account that does is not us.

We will never ask for your seed phrase or private key. Anyone who does is stealing from you.

We will never tell you a token is “safe”. We show you the numbers and how to check them yourself.

Find us

Come say hello

We never message first and never ask for a seed phrase. Any account that does is not us.

Try the thing that takes ten seconds

Don’t take this on faith — scan a token you already own and compare our numbers with what you see elsewhere.

Everything above is the same claim the technical pages make, minus the notation. The proofs live at how the swap works · how staking proves solvency · the engineering write-ups · every contract address.