FDV$536.5K
Holders68,023
1d vol
1d volume
$25.80
7d vol
7d volume
$332.81
1d / 7d FDV
1d / 7d FDV
-2.7%/-20.3%
FDV$536.5K
Holders68,023
1d volume
$25.80
7d volume
$332.81
1d / 7d FDV
-2.7%/-20.3%
Social Intelligence
Social Activity
Moderate
FOLLOWERS15.2K
ENGAGEMENT RATE—
TWEET FREQUENCY2/dayLifetime avg
ACCOUNT AGE5 yearsEst. September 2021
Social Engagement Score
Moderate
59/ 100
ACCOUNT AGE
5 years
VERIFICATION
Verified
ENGAGEMENT
No data
FOLLOWER QUALITY
High
FOLLOWED BY
@Oura456
@Oura456
About BMX
Boardwalk is a permissionless, community-centered fee-protection protocol for launching, discovering, and participating in token economies. Issuers create a launch, define its rules up front, and auction a new token under visible mechanics. If the auction reaches its graduation threshold, the raised asset pairs with the token supply to seed permanently locked liquidity, and the token moves into a live economy. If the threshold isn't met, contributors can claim a full refund. The protocol facilitates launches end-to-end in one place: auction, liquidity seeding, LP participation, fee routing, and vote direction. Issuers choose between two launch paths — Express, a 24-hour auction with streamlined defaults, and Advanced, a 7-day auction with configurable vesting, multiple fee recipients, and an optional referrer. Liquidity providers of tokens launched through Boardwalk can earn from up to three sources: normal swap fees, a dedicated fee-stream from all token swaps and transfers, and a share of the vesting allocation if vesting was configured into the launch. Liquidity providers also earn Participation Points the longer they stay staked, which increase their relative claim on fee and vesting streams over time. Economies launched through Boardwalk include fee protections at the token level. The fee is built into the token itself, so it applies to onchain movement across any venue where the token trades — not just a single app. This makes it uneconomical for outside actors using sophisticated strategies to take fees away from the intended economy. Once the launch is live, core fee percentages are fixed by protocol design. Boardwalk is also where the people who support a launch over time come together. Café Boardwalk, a public web forum tied to every launch on the protocol, gives contributors, issuers, and third-party supporters — liquidity providers, growth contributors, security reviewers, treasury-management services, and public-good contributors — a built-in space to ask questions, post updates, and coordinate. The Café is a discussion surface, not an onchain mechanism: participation there does not change launch rules, fee routing, vesting, or voting weight. BMX is Boardwalk's deflationary protocol token. BMX functions as a consumption token, burned by users across all chains to launch a token economy and influence project discovery through Upvoting and Downvoting. BMX can be staked to vote-direct a portion of protocol fees. Each weekly epoch, stakers vote-direct designated fees toward one of four outcomes — BMX Buy & Burn, Route to Operations Reserve, Perma-Lock BMX/WETH liquidity, and Route to BMX Stakers. Voting is winner-take-all, with votes in one epoch directing the fees collected in the next. Boardwalk is initially being deployed across Ethereum, Base, Fraxtal, Ink, and Katana.
About BMX
Boardwalk is a permissionless, community-centered fee-protection protocol for launching, discovering, and participating in token economies. Issuers create a launch, define its rules up front, and auction a new token under visible mechanics. If the auction reaches its graduation threshold, the raised asset pairs with the token supply to seed permanently locked liquidity, and the token moves into a live economy. If the threshold isn't met, contributors can claim a full refund. The protocol facilitates launches end-to-end in one place: auction, liquidity seeding, LP participation, fee routing, and vote direction. Issuers choose between two launch paths — Express, a 24-hour auction with streamlined defaults, and Advanced, a 7-day auction with configurable vesting, multiple fee recipients, and an optional referrer. Liquidity providers of tokens launched through Boardwalk can earn from up to three sources: normal swap fees, a dedicated fee-stream from all token swaps and transfers, and a share of the vesting allocation if vesting was configured into the launch. Liquidity providers also earn Participation Points the longer they stay staked, which increase their relative claim on fee and vesting streams over time. Economies launched through Boardwalk include fee protections at the token level. The fee is built into the token itself, so it applies to onchain movement across any venue where the token trades — not just a single app. This makes it uneconomical for outside actors using sophisticated strategies to take fees away from the intended economy. Once the launch is live, core fee percentages are fixed by protocol design. Boardwalk is also where the people who support a launch over time come together. Café Boardwalk, a public web forum tied to every launch on the protocol, gives contributors, issuers, and third-party supporters — liquidity providers, growth contributors, security reviewers, treasury-management services, and public-good contributors — a built-in space to ask questions, post updates, and coordinate. The Café is a discussion surface, not an onchain mechanism: participation there does not change launch rules, fee routing, vesting, or voting weight. BMX is Boardwalk's deflationary protocol token. BMX functions as a consumption token, burned by users across all chains to launch a token economy and influence project discovery through Upvoting and Downvoting. BMX can be staked to vote-direct a portion of protocol fees. Each weekly epoch, stakers vote-direct designated fees toward one of four outcomes — BMX Buy & Burn, Route to Operations Reserve, Perma-Lock BMX/WETH liquidity, and Route to BMX Stakers. Voting is winner-take-all, with votes in one epoch directing the fees collected in the next. Boardwalk is initially being deployed across Ethereum, Base, Fraxtal, Ink, and Katana.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Boardwalk is a permissionless, community-centered fee-protection protocol for launching, discovering, and participating in token economies. Issuers create a launch, define its rules up front, and auction a new token under visible mechanics. If the auction reaches its graduation threshold, the raised asset pairs with the token supply to seed permanently locked liquidity, and the token moves into a live economy. If the threshold isn't met, contributors can claim a full refund. The protocol facilitates launches end-to-end in one place: auction, liquidity seeding, LP participation, fee routing, and vote direction. Issuers choose between two launch paths — Express, a 24-hour auction with streamlined defaults, and Advanced, a 7-day auction with configurable vesting, multiple fee recipients, and an optional referrer. Liquidity providers of tokens launched through Boardwalk can earn from up to three sources: normal swap fees, a dedicated fee-stream from all token swaps and transfers, and a share of the vesting allocation if vesting was configured into the launch. Liquidity providers also earn Participation Points the longer they stay staked, which increase their relative claim on fee and vesting streams over time. Economies launched through Boardwalk include fee protections at the token level. The fee is built into the token itself, so it applies to onchain movement across any venue where the token trades — not just a single app. This makes it uneconomical for outside actors using sophisticated strategies to take fees away from the intended economy. Once the launch is live, core fee percentages are fixed by protocol design. Boardwalk is also where the people who support a launch over time come together. Café Boardwalk, a public web forum tied to every launch on the protocol, gives contributors, issuers, and third-party supporters — liquidity providers, growth contributors, security reviewers, treasury-management services, and public-good contributors — a built-in space to ask questions, post updates, and coordinate. The Café is a discussion surface, not an onchain mechanism: participation there does not change launch rules, fee routing, vesting, or voting weight. BMX is Boardwalk's deflationary protocol token. BMX functions as a consumption token, burned by users across all chains to launch a token economy and influence project discovery through Upvoting and Downvoting. BMX can be staked to vote-direct a portion of protocol fees. Each weekly epoch, stakers vote-direct designated fees toward one of four outcomes — BMX Buy & Burn, Route to Operations Reserve, Perma-Lock BMX/WETH liquidity, and Route to BMX Stakers. Voting is winner-take-all, with votes in one epoch directing the fees collected in the next. Boardwalk is initially being deployed across Ethereum, Base, Fraxtal, Ink, and Katana.
BMX (BMX) is currently trading at $0.1764, down 0.03% over the last 24 hours, with a 24-hour trading volume of $25.80.
The highest USD price recorded for BMX (BMX) is $9.897, reached on Oct 27, 2025.
The BMX price shown on this page is the most recent USD price OpenSea has recorded for BMX, updated as new market data is processed. Fully diluted valuation (FDV) is that price multiplied by the total supply of 3M BMX, so it reflects every token that exists rather than only the tokens in circulation.
BMX (BMX) has a market capitalization of $536.5K. The fully diluted valuation (FDV) is $536.5K, based on the total supply of tokens.
The 24-hour trading volume of BMX (BMX) is $25.80, reflecting active market participation and liquidity.
The total supply of BMX is 3M BMX on the Base network.
BMX (BMX) is available on the Base blockchain. You can trade BMX on OpenSea by connecting a wallet that supports the Base network.
BMX (BMX) is currently held by 68K wallet addresses, indicating the breadth of community participation and distribution.
You can buy BMX (BMX) directly on OpenSea. Simply connect your crypto wallet, search for BMX, and swap any supported token to acquire BMX instantly. OpenSea supports trading across multiple blockchains with no account registration required.