Capx AI wallet

What is Capx AI (CAPX)?

Most of what CAPX does happens one layer away from the token itself. Capx AI runs its own Layer 2 chain built with Arbitrum Orbit, where consumer AI agent apps are published and each app gets a token of its own that users can trade; Capx Cloud, a hosting layer built on the Symbiotic restaking protocol, keeps those agents running. CAPX is the token of that whole stack - tied to the chain and the app marketplace, not to any single app inside it.

That distinction is the first thing a holder should keep straight. The Capx Superapp lists many AI app tokens under their own names and tickers, and none of them is CAPX. A balance that carries an app's name is an app token; only the symbol CAPX is the network asset.

How it lives in a wallet

CAPX is a contract token, not the base coin of any network Tangem supports. Every transfer is paid for in the gas coin of whichever network the tokens sit on, so you need a little of that coin alongside CAPX before the first send. The token also exists on more than one EVM network, and this is where holders trip: your address reads identically on all of them, while a transfer only ever goes out on one. Send to an exchange or a friend on a network they are not watching and the tokens arrive somewhere nobody is looking. Tangem keeps CAPX as a distinct balance for each network and names the network on screen before the card is tapped to sign, which turns the check into a habit rather than an afterthought. With one asset spread across several chains, that per-network view is exactly what a CAPX holder needs.

The Capx Chain itself is a separate network from these.

Supported networks in Tangem (3): Arbitrum One, Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain.