Phoenix Global [OLD]
PHB
Evaluation Score
Overall rating on a scale of 0-10
Dimension Breakdown
AI Analysis
Comprehensive evaluation of the token
PHB (Phoenix Global [OLD]) is a legacy, deprecated token on the Neo blockchain that was superseded by a 100:1 redenomination and migration in October 2021. Due to its deprecated status, three evaluation sections lacked measurable data and were excluded from the weighted average (Active Development, Community Support, and Team and Governance, all scored -1.0). For the remaining sections, Tokenomics scored 1.5 due to virtually non-existent liquidity and terminated utility; Market and Use Case scored 2.0 reflecting severe aggregator price discrepancies and legacy status; and Security scored 2.5 due to lack of published audit reports, an F-grade website security rating, and high-risk operational metrics. No qualifying catastrophic security exploits or fraud events were identified, but the asset is obsolete.
Development Activity
Code updates and developer engagement
Community Support
Social media presence and community engagement
Tokenomics
Supply, distribution, and utility
Market & Use Case
Value proposition and competitive landscape
Team & Governance
Team background and project governance
Security & Audits
Security history and audit status
About Phoenix Global [OLD] (PHB)
Phoenix Global [OLD] (PHB) is a deprecated legacy token on the Neo blockchain that was superseded by a 100:1 token redenomination and migration to a successor asset in October 2021. The token originated within the Red Pulse lineage (previously trading under the RPX and PHX tickers) before rebranding under the Phoenix Global umbrella. Following the migration to the new PHB contract, the original Neo-based contract was effectively abandoned, and its core utility has terminated.
Active software development, team management, and formal governance for the legacy PHB contract have ceased, as all ongoing project operations and community support shifted to the successor token. The legacy asset exhibits a near-fully-diluted total supply of approximately 3.39 billion tokens, but it retains only a residual market footprint with minimal to non-existent trading liquidity and severe data inconsistencies across price aggregators.
Security and operational assessments reflect significant legacy risks. The contract lacks published third-party security audits, and automated operational evaluations have rated the project as high risk, citing poor website application security grades. Holders of this legacy asset face centralization and illiquidity risks, with no ongoing maintenance performed on the original Neo smart contract.