Beta rewards and bDXP
bDXP means Dexponent Beta Token. It is separate from the eventual production DXP token. It is used for beta reward accounting and distributions when a campaign is announced.
The beta token design is intentionally simple: a separate token with a 21 billion maximum supply, admin-controlled minting and team-run reward distributions. This cap does not mean all tokens are minted, circulating or allocated to rewards.
This page does not announce a token deployment, contract address, active reward budget or distribution date. Use only an address and campaign terms explicitly confirmed through official Dexponent channels.
How campaigns work
The team defines eligible actions, tracks participation, checks results and distributes bDXP. A campaign may recognize LP participation, manager activity or useful testing feedback.
Before participating for rewards, check the campaign's:
Start and end dates.
Eligible actions and wallet/account requirements.
Total reward budget, allocation method and any per-user cap.
Rules for duplicate accounts, self-dealing or invalid activity.
Distribution timing and how to raise a tracking issue.
A deposit or trade does not automatically earn bDXP. Only the announced campaign terms create eligibility.
Illustrative campaign
Suppose a campaign allocates 10,000 bDXP across accepted test activities using points. If you earn 25 of the 1,000 final eligible points, your allocation is:
10,000 × 25 / 1,000 = 250 bDXP.
This is a worked example, not an active offer. It gives no USDC value, APR or APY to bDXP.
What bDXP does not represent
bDXP is not a DTF share, a claim on LP deposits or protocol revenue, or a promise of conversion into production DXP. No market price, liquidity or financial return is promised.
The beta does not include bDXP staking, gDXP revenue sharing, token-based AUM tiers, a halving schedule or token governance. Production token design and any future benefits will be announced separately.
Your DTF investment performance and withdrawal rights are separate from reward tracking. See fees and the LP guide.