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Transparency

Follow CashFox On-Chain

CashFox publishes its core Ethereum Mainnet contracts and relevant public wallet addresses so users can independently inspect on-chain activity.

Verified Mainnet Contracts

The core CashFox contracts are publicly deployed and source-verified on Etherscan.

CashFox Treasury

The CashFox Treasury wallet is publicly visible on Ethereum Mainnet. Presale USDC is sent directly to this treasury address by the presale contract.

Treasury

0xd9f1E7879534e8778897A24d515d23b132CF6eD5

View treasury on Etherscan ↗

Token Supply & Allocations

CFOX has a fixed total supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens. The token contract does not include additional minting.

Presale

300,000,000 CFOX

Liquidity Reserve

250,000,000 CFOX

Staking Rewards

150,000,000 CFOX

Marketing

100,000,000 CFOX

Long-Term Treasury

100,000,000 CFOX

Developer

50,000,000 CFOX

Ecosystem & Community

50,000,000 CFOX

Developer Allocation

The developer allocation is 50,000,000 CFOX. Of that allocation, 5,000,000 CFOX is unlocked and 45,000,000 CFOX is placed in the developer vesting contract.

The vested allocation unlocks linearly over 730 days.

Staking Reward Funding

A dedicated allocation of 150,000,000 CFOX was transferred to the staking contract to fund staking rewards.

Rewards are reserved when staking positions are created, helping prevent the system from committing more reward funding than is available.

Planned Operational Reporting

Once mining operations are established, CashFox intends to publish regular transparency reports covering mining capacity, reported mining revenue, applicable operating costs, defined net mining proceeds, buyback activity and material treasury movements.

Mining capacity & hashpower
Reported mining revenue
Applicable mining costs
Defined net mining proceeds
CFOX buyback activity
Material treasury movements

Verify Before You Interact

Always verify contract and wallet addresses against the official CashFox website before signing a transaction. Do not rely on addresses sent through unsolicited messages, replies or unofficial social accounts.

Public blockchain data can be independently inspected, but on-chain transparency does not eliminate smart-contract, market, operational or other risks associated with crypto assets.