CrossFi
XFI
Evaluation Score
Overall rating on a scale of 0-10
Dimension Breakdown
AI Analysis
Comprehensive evaluation of the token
CrossFi (XFI) functions as a Cosmos-based Layer 1 blockchain with EVM compatibility, featuring consumer offerings like the CrossFi App and Card alongside an active developer ecosystem with patent filings and grants. However, the project exhibits severe structural vulnerabilities: low verifiable engineering depth with heavily forked codebases, an anonymous third-party audit status without published public reports, substantial future token emission dilution (circulating supply is only ~42.3M out of a ~378M maximum), near-zero TVL, and extremely low trading volume accompanied by an unrecovered post-TGE price collapse. Additionally, in May 2026 the project initiated a voluntary liquidity consolidation, withdrawing XFI from four centralized exchanges. Note that the Community Support section scored -1.0 due to data attribution conflicts (retrieved records conflicted with an unrelated ERC-20 token and unrelated forum data); its 15% weight was redistributed proportionally across the remaining categories. No qualifying red-flag events requiring an overriding score cap were affirmatively established.
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 CrossFi (XFI)
CrossFi (XFI) is the native utility, gas, and payment token of the CrossFi Chain, a Cosmos-based Layer 1 blockchain engineered with Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatibility. The network operates a multi-token architecture alongside MPX, which functions as a governance coin, and eMPX. XFI is used to execute transactions, pay network fees, and support payment-focused applications, including the CrossFi App and card services.
The project's tokenomics specify a maximum supply of approximately 378 million tokens with a decreasing emission schedule spanning 20 years, alongside an EVM transaction fee-burn mechanism. However, market metrics reflect substantial overhang, with only around 42.3 million tokens in circulating supply, leading to significant potential emission dilution. The underlying codebase incorporates forks of Cosmos-SDK and Evmos, and public repositories lack extensive verifiable commit metrics.
CrossFi faces multiple operational and market risks. The asset experienced a severe post-token generation event price collapse, dropping over 50% from its historic highs to a micro-cap valuation under $1.5 million with minimal trading activity and negligible total value locked. In May 2026, the project initiated a liquidity consolidation process, directing users to withdraw XFI from four centralized exchanges—BitMart, LBank, AscendEX, and Biconomy—while maintaining trading on a smaller set of venues including MEXC, HTX, Gate, and BingX. Additional transparency concerns include unverified third-party audit reports where no auditor is publicly identified, a lack of documented decentralized governance execution, and past professional ties between CFO Bogorodsky Fyodor and Venezuela's Petro project.