UXLINK

UXLINK is a Web3 platform that integrates social interactions with blockchain technology, enabling users to connect, trade, and build communities in a decentralized environment. It offers tools for managing social networks, a dual-token model, and various applications designed to enhance user sovereignty and data ownership. ^[1]

Overview

UXLINK is a Web3 social platform that facilitates two-way, real-time social interactions and serves as a social DEX and infrastructure. It integrates social networking with crypto asset discovery, distribution, and trading, bridging Web2 and Web3. The platform incorporates decentralized applications (DApps) within Telegram and other social networks, supporting onboarding, graph formation, and group-based Web3 interactions. UXLINK also introduces encrypted, standardized real-world groups as operational units in Web3, using a dual-token economic model to balance accessibility and functionality. ^[2]

One Account

UXLINK's One Account is an account abstraction protocol designed to unify social and on-chain accounts, simplifying user interactions in Web3 environments. It enables seamless account management without requiring users to handle technical complexities. One Account streamlines authentication and interaction within decentralized applications (DApps) by integrating off-chain social accounts with blockchain-based accounts. This approach reduces the need for multiple logins, providing a unified identity system for social and on-chain activities. ^[3] ^[4]

UXLINK Auth

UXLINK Auth is a DApp login solution providing secure and seamless access for Web2 and Web3 users. It simplifies platform authentication, allowing users to log in efficiently without technical barriers. ^[3]

UXLINK Account

UXLINK Account is the core of the One Account abstraction protocol, integrating social and on-chain account management. It consolidates social media accounts into a single virtual identity for seamless authentication while enabling unified control of blockchain accounts across multiple networks without requiring direct technical interaction. ^[3]

One Gas

UXLINK’s One Gas system standardizes gas fees across multiple blockchains by paying transactions using $UXLINK instead of native tokens. It eliminates the need for users to hold different tokens for each network, reducing complexity and fragmentation. The system dynamically calculates fees for cross-chain transactions in real time, ensuring seamless payments. Through UXLINK’s Payment Hub, gas fees are processed using an embedded Dapp model, with transactions managed by a native Paymaster, removing the need for manual token bridging or balance tracking. ^[5]

Social Growth Protocols provide an on-chain points mechanism to support DApp engagement within the UXLINK ecosystem. They include the X2EARN Protocol, which tracks user interactions and rewards them with Universal Points (UXUY), the Social Group Protocol, which abstracts Web2 social groups on-chain, and the Social Graph Protocol, which structures user connections for DApp growth. ^[6]

UXLINK ONE

UXLINK ONE is a social-focused blockchain built on the Optimistic Rollup framework, designed to enhance scalability and security within the UXLINK ecosystem. It enables efficient transaction processing by handling computations off-chain and submitting proofs to Ethereum, reducing costs and improving speed. The network is integrated with the One Account One Gas (OAOG) abstraction, simplifying user interactions by unifying authentication and transaction management. UXLINK ONE is compatible with Ethereum standards, allowing developers to build or migrate decentralized applications (dApps) without modifying existing workflows. Its role within the UXLINK Social Growth Layer supports broader adoption of Web3 by providing a more accessible and seamless blockchain experience. ^[7]

Tokens

The UXLINK ecosystem features two tokens: UXUY and UXLINK, each serving distinct roles. UXUY functions as a utility token, earned through the Proof of Link (POL) mechanism by inviting users or participating in the ecosystem. It can be used for transaction fees, social interactions, and other platform activities, with a burn mechanism to regulate supply.

UXLINK is the governance token, granting holders voting rights on platform decisions, including protocol changes and fee structures. Token distribution includes allocations for community members, developers, partners, and the project team to maintain ecosystem stability. ^[8]