WAXL (also written as wAXL) is an ERC-20 wrapped representation of Axelar's native token, AXL, for use in ERC-20 format on EVM-compatible chains. It is not another independent economic asset unrelated to AXL; it is designed to allow native AXL to be recognized and used in the token and application environments of those networks. When understanding WAXL, it is essential to confirm both the token form and the network: although both are AXL-related assets, native AXL and WAXL on a particular EVM chain differ in technical form and in the operations that can be performed.

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Q: What is the relationship between WAXL and native AXL?

WAXL corresponds to native AXL on a 1:1 basis: one WAXL corresponds to one native AXL held in custody by a gateway. This relationship means wrapping changes the asset's technical representation on the destination chain; it does not exchange AXL for another asset at a floating ratio. When native AXL is held in custody to support use on EVM-compatible chains, a corresponding amount of WAXL can be minted on the destination chain; therefore, WAXL's availability depends on this cross-chain custody and representation mechanism rather than on a separate fixed issuance schedule.

Q: How is WAXL created and removed from circulation?

WAXL is created through the cross-chain representation process for native AXL: after native AXL is held in custody by a gateway, an equal amount of WAXL is minted on an EVM-compatible chain. The minted amount is based on the native AXL held in custody, maintaining a 1:1 correspondence between them. Conversely, WAXL should not be understood as an independent token with a pre-fixed supply. Its amount changes as native AXL is converted to and from representations on EVM chains; the specific available paths depend on support for this asset form by the relevant networks and services.

Q: Can WAXL be used directly for AXL staking?

WAXL on an EVM chain cannot be directly regarded as stakeable AXL. Axelar's documentation applies staking to native AXL; therefore, if an operation requires AXL staking, users need to use native AXL rather than merely holding WAXL. The reason is that wrapping addresses token representation and availability on EVM chains, whereas staking requires the native token form. A 1:1 correspondence does not mean the two forms can be used interchangeably in every protocol function.

Q: What should be verified when transferring or using WAXL?

Before transferring or using WAXL, first confirm that the recipient's network supports WAXL in this ERC-20 representation, and confirm that the receiving address belongs to that network. Similar-looking address strings do not prove that an asset will be usable on the wrong network. This is important because WAXL's definition itself includes being a representation on EVM-compatible chains: the asset form, network, and receiving address must match. Even though native AXL and WAXL correspond 1:1, this does not mean that any network or any AXL-related address can receive and use WAXL normally.

Rank 428

$0.03673

-$0.00108(-2.88%)

Market Cap

$46.05M

24h High

$0.03810

24h Low

$0.03631

24h Turnover

$11.67K

Total Supply

1.23B

Market Sentiment

Neutral

Price of Axelar (WAXL) Today in USD

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The live price of Axelar (WAXL) today is $0.03673, with a 24h change of -2.88%. Over the same period, the low was $0.03631, the high was $0.03810, and the 24h trading volume was $11.67K. The current market cap is approximately $46.05M. It ranks #428 by market cap and accounts for 0.00% of the total crypto market cap. The all-time high was $2.63000 (⁦2024-03-03⁩); the current price is -98.60% from the all-time high.

Axelar (WAXL) Price History

7 Days
-19.00%
Low
$0.03631
High
$0.04554
30 Days
-28.19%
Low
$0.03631
High
$0.06443
90 Days
-1.52%
Low
$0.03443
High
$0.06443
1 Year
-80.23%
Low
$0.03443
High
$0.18790

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Yesterday: 28; Fear
Last Week: 30; Fear
Last Month: 64; Greed

The Fear & Greed Index is currently 25/100, in the Fear zone; change from yesterday: -3, from last week: -5, and from last month: -39. Lower values indicate more fearful sentiment, while higher values indicate more greedy sentiment. This does not represent price change.

Why Did Axelar (WAXL) Fall in the Last 24 Hours?

Hourly data at 04:00 UTC on 2026-11-07 showed volume of only 16,374 units, indicating limited trading activity at that time, where a small number of trades could have a greater effect on price. The top-five-level bid-to-ask depth ratio was 3.97, but bids were concentrated near $0.03689 and asks near $0.03757. Greater displayed bid depth does not equate to active buying, and concentrated orders can leave prices more sensitive to trades. At that timestamp, the price was near the low end of its 24-hour range, suggesting that displayed bids had not translated into sufficient realized demand. Technically, the four-hour moving average was bearish with an ADX of 34.58, and the 15-minute moving average was also bearish; the one-hour and daily trends were neutral, while RSI was neutral across timeframes and MACD showed no crossover. The technical signals therefore did not provide consistent confirmation of a reversal. The report listed a market capitalization of about $46.86 million; small capitalization and limited liquidity may amplify volatility, but these historical data describe the market structure at that time and cannot by themselves establish its effect on current market action.

About Axelar (WAXL)

Axlar provides secure cross chain communication for Web3. Security means that Axlar is based on proof of equity, which is a proven method used by Avalanche, Cosmos, Eth2, etc. Cross chain communication means that a complete experience can be built for users, allowing them to interact with any asset, any asset, and any application on any chain.

Use Cases and Features

WAXL is the ERC-20 wrapped form of Axelar's native token, AXL, allowing AXL to be transferred, traded, or used in on-chain applications in a token format common on EVM chains. WAXL corresponds to native AXL at 1:1. Staking applies to native AXL; when using WAXL, confirm the target network and supported token form.

Supply and Issuance Mechanism

WAXL has no issuance system independent of AXL. After native AXL is deposited into an Axelar gateway, an equal amount of WAXL can be minted on EVM-compatible chains; in the reverse conversion, the corresponding WAXL leaves circulation. Therefore, the amount of WAXL changes with conversions between the two forms and does not represent additional issuance of native AXL.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Axelar (WAXL)

What is WAXL?

What is the relationship between WAXL and native AXL?

How is WAXL created and removed from circulation?

Can WAXL be used directly for AXL staking?

What should be verified when transferring or using WAXL?

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