BMX remains evidence-light, with only minimal listed-market presence supported by the current record
| Grade | Verdict | Score | Rank | Price | Market cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| F | Failed | Red | 1.6 / 100 | #201 of 203 | $0.0518 | $17.6M |
F | Failed means: Score below 40, or any single hard red flag. Do not own — the story is irrelevant.
Data as of Sep 15, 2026 — scores are re-evaluated daily and this snapshot refreshes on each site publish. The live app always shows current data.
BMX is an ERC-20 token issued by BitMart Exchange. The supplied profile states that its total volume is one billion tokens. It was originally issued as BMC in December 2017 and renamed BMX in January 2018 because the earlier symbol was already in use by another project. The smart contract and certain block explorers may still show BMC, while BitMart uses BMX as the trading symbol. The source does not specify what holders receive or what the token does on the exchange. In particular, it does not document fee discounts, governance rights, staking, rewards, or another concrete utility. BMX is therefore distinct in the supplied material primarily through its connection to a centralized exchange and its documented symbol transition, rather than through a stated technical function or broader network role.
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