HTX DAO wallet

What is HTX DAO (HTX)?

The HTX token is the governance asset of HTX DAO, the organization that lets holders vote on proposals tied to the HTX exchange ecosystem and delegate that vote to someone else if they prefer not to follow every decision themselves. It is not a coin with its own blockchain: it exists as a standard token on other chains, primarily on TRON and also on Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain, so every transfer is paid for in the native coin of whichever network the tokens sit on (TRX, ETH or BNB), never in HTX itself.

What to check before you move it

HTX is a different asset from the older Huobi Token (HT). The two share a history and an exchange, but they are separate contracts with separate supplies, and a balance of one does not appear as the other. Anyone who held HT for years should not expect it to have quietly become HTX.

The token's supply runs into the hundreds of trillions, so a modest holding shows up as a very large number and a single unit is priced far below a cent. That is by design and nothing is wrong with the wallet when the balance looks that long.

The same ticker lives on three networks. A token sent on TRON only shows up in a TRON address, and tokens on Ethereum or BNB Smart Chain cannot be read from a TRON wallet. Before withdrawing from anywhere, match the network you pick to the one your receiving address is for.

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

This is where holding HTX in Tangem is straightforward: the app keeps a separate HTX balance for each network and prints the outgoing network on the confirmation screen, so you can look at it before tapping the card to sign. Since a governance token mostly sits and waits for a vote, having its key locked in the card's chip, with a second identical card as the backup instead of a seed phrase on paper, matches how HTX is actually used.