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Red Pulse Phoenix Binance

Red Pulse Phoenix Binance

PHBV1

Key Stats

Total Supply17.58M PHBV1
Max Supply∞
Launch Date2019-04-29
Built OnBNB
Token StandardBEP20
Smart Contract Address0xdff8…195c
Decimal Places18

Red Pulse Phoenix Binance Information

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phoenix.global
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Parent Asset
PHB

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Trading AsToken StandardBuilt OnSmart Contract AddressLaunch Date
PHBBEP20BNB0xdff88a0a43271344b760b58a35076bf05524195c2021-03-27
PHBBEP2BNBPHB-2DF2019-04-29
PHXNEP5NEO1578103c13e39df15d0d29826d957e85d770d8c92018-07-16
RPXNEP5NEOecc6b20d3ccac1ee9ef109af5a7cdb85706b1df92017-07-19

About Red Pulse Phoenix Binance

Red Pulse Phoenix Binance (PHB), or PHBv1, launched as a BEP-2 token on Binance Chain to expand Red Pulse’s ecosystem beyond NEO. PHB coexisted with PHX (NEP-5) to provide interoperability between the NEO and Binance ecosystems. PHX tokens on Binance.com could be converted to PHB, which was tradable on Binance DEX and Binance.com. PHB maintained the total token supply and core functionalities, including staking and IP protection, while benefiting from Binance Chain's efficiency. Later, PHBv1 also launched as a BEP-20 token on Binance Smart Chain. This dual-chain strategy enabled users to leverage features from both ecosystems. PHBv1 marked a step towards the full transition to Phoenix Global (PHBv2), which occurred in 2021 with a redenomination and migration to Binance Smart Chain. PHBv1 maintained Red Pulse’s focus on tokenised research, staking rewards, and IP tokenisation, bridging decentralised platforms for knowledge sharing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Red Pulse Phoenix Binance (PHB), commonly referred to as PHBv1, was introduced as a BEP-2 token on the Binance Chain to expand the Red Pulse ecosystem beyond the NEO blockchain. This token operated alongside the NEP-5 PHX token, allowing Red Pulse to integrate with Binance’s decentralised ecosystem while retaining functionality on NEO. The launch aimed to broaden accessibility and utility for token holders across multiple blockchains.

PHB tokens became tradable on Binance.com and Binance DEX, with seamless support for migration and conversion between PHX and PHB tokens. This coexistence between the two tokens maintained the total token supply and continuity of market metrics.

PHBv1 was used as part of Red Pulse’s dual-chain strategy to enhance the ecosystem’s functionality and support a broader user base. Key use cases included:

  1. Token Conversion: PHX tokens held on Binance.com could be converted into PHB, enabling users to utilise Binance Chain’s features.

  2. Platform Staking and Transactions: Both PHX and PHB were supported on the Red Pulse Phoenix platform, where users could stake tokens and earn rewards.

  3. Enhanced Trading Access: By launching on Binance Chain, PHB provided users access to Binance DEX and greater liquidity through Binance.com.

  4. Dual Ecosystem Participation: Users could operate within both NEO and Binance ecosystems, leveraging the unique advantages of each blockchain.

  5. NFT and IP Protection: The Red Pulse platform continued its focus on tokenising research and intellectual property (IP), a capability extended to Binance Chain users.

PHBv1 was developed by RP Technologies (Hong Kong) Limited, led by Jonathan Ha, Stanley Chao, and their team, as part of the Red Pulse Phoenix platform’s ongoing evolution. This initiative was a collaboration between Red Pulse and Binance, reflecting their close partnership and shared goal of driving real-world applications for blockchain technology.

PHBv1 was part of a broader migration strategy aimed at enhancing Red Pulse’s reach and scalability:

  1. Migration to Binance Chain: In 2019, PHB was introduced as a BEP-2 token, enabling interoperability with Binance Chain. Binance.com facilitated automatic conversion of PHX to PHB for tokens held on the platform.

  2. Expansion to Binance Smart Chain: Following its initial launch on Binance Chain, PHBv1 also became available as a BEP-20 token, enhancing compatibility with Binance Smart Chain (BSC).

  3. Transition to Phoenix Global (PHBv2): In 2021, PHBv1 tokens (BEP-2 and BEP-20) were redenominated and consolidated under Phoenix Global (PHBv2), fully transitioning to Binance Smart Chain with a 100:1 token ratio.

Dual-Chain Strategy: The coexistence of PHX (NEP-5) and PHB (BEP-2 and later BEP-20) highlighted Red Pulse’s effort to leverage the strengths of multiple blockchains.

Platform Support: Red Pulse continued to support staking and token usage for both PHX and PHB, with cross-chain interoperability enabling a seamless user experience.

Key Features: PHBv1 maintained the core functionalities of the Red Pulse Phoenix ecosystem, such as staking, IP protection, and support for tokenised research content, while leveraging Binance Chain's speed and efficiency.

Although 'PHB' was the ticker assigned at the deployment of the Red Pulse Phoenix Binance Token's smart contract, it is already in use by another asset that has a larger market presence and higher trading volume on major exchanges. Due to this pre-existing association and to avoid confusion in the marketplace, the alternative ticker 'PHBV1' has been adopted for this token. This designation is specifically used to ensure that assets are distinctly identified.