DragonX.win wallet

What is DragonX.win (DRAGONX)?

DRAGONX belongs to the TitanX family of Ethereum contracts, and almost everything interesting about it happens in code rather than in your wallet. It was minted by sending TitanX into the DragonX contracts during a launch window; the contract then locks that TitanX into long stakes through functions anyone can call, and the ETH those stakes produce is routed back into buying TitanX and into buying DRAGONX off the market and burning it.

For a holder the practical consequence is narrow and worth being clear about: none of that touches your balance. DRAGONX does not rebase and does not split. Burns remove tokens that the contract bought on the market, so the circulating supply changes while the number in your wallet stays exactly where you left it. The mechanics are also permissionless rather than automatic, which is why the public functions exist at all: someone has to call them, and it does not have to be you.

Otherwise it is a standard ERC-20. No token account is created for it, the balance travels with your Ethereum address, and every move costs ETH. Keep some ETH in the same wallet or you will be holding tokens you cannot send.

Tangem handles that pairing in one place: the ETH and the DRAGONX sit under the same address, and a transfer is signed by holding the card against the phone, with no cable, no battery in the card and no second device to charge. Storing it this way keeps the token and its fee coin together, which is all this particular asset asks for.

Supported networks in Tangem (1): Ethereum.