Question 1

What is MBX?

Accepted Answer

MBX is the public utility token of the MARBLEX ecosystem and the ecosystem's principal general-purpose token circulating on public blockchains. The official documentation defines it as a utility token rather than a security token; its role is to provide access to ecosystem services and a medium of value exchange, rather than to confer company equity.

Question 2

What role does MBX play in the ecosystem?

Accepted Answer

MBX is positioned as the ecosystem's primary general-purpose token and can be used to access relevant MARBLEX services. It sits within a system of three tokens: MBX applies when users need the primary general-purpose token in the public ecosystem; transfers between the mainnet and game assets pass through MBXL; and in-game asset exchanges use gMBX. Therefore, similar names do not mean that these tokens can be used interchangeably without conversion. The networks, services, and conversion paths actually available depend on the arrangements supported by the relevant product at the time.

Question 3

What is the difference between MBX, MBXL, and gMBX?

Accepted Answer

The core distinction among the three lies in the stage in which they operate: MBX is the public utility main token; MBXL is a bridging token; and gMBX is a game-specific token. MBXL serves as a channel between the mainnet and game assets, and the official documentation states that it can be exchanged bidirectionally with MBX on supported networks, thereby facilitating asset transfers. gMBX is pegged 1:1 to MBX and is used to exchange for digital assets such as in-game items, characters, and skins; each game initially receives a limited gMBX supply to establish its game economy. The 1:1 peg describes the exchange relationship in this token model and does not constitute any guarantee of market price.

Question 4

How has MBX issuance changed?

Accepted Answer

MBX initially had a total issuance of 1 billion tokens. In July 2023, the first phase of the MARBLEX 3.0 tokenomics optimization burned 673,627,556 MBX, reducing total supply from 1,000,000,000 MBX to 326,372,444 MBX. The burned quantity is no longer included in this supply. This adjustment targeted a larger early supply reserved for ecosystem growth. The official documentation states that the remaining tokens are used for long-term ecosystem operations and will be used in accordance with the distribution plan; this historical burn does not mean that there will be no further issuance under the inflation model.

Question 5

How does MBX handle new issuance and burns?

Accepted Answer

MBX uses a controlled inflation model of approximately 3.15% annualized. Inflation issuance under this model is allocated as 40% to strategic partners, 35% to the treasury, and 25% to maintenance: the partner portion is used to reward participants who help develop, collaborate on, and maintain the ecosystem, while the treasury and maintenance portions respectively support long-term development and service operations. To offset some temporary inflationary pressure, the official documentation states that Auto-Burn automatically burns 40% of the current inflation issuance, a portion initially reserved for long-term partner rewards. Accordingly, supply changes should be understood by considering both new issuance and actual burns; approximately 3.15% is an annualized model parameter and does not by itself equal the net increase in circulating supply at a given time.

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