GXChain is developing a peer-to-peer data marketplace where users can store and exchange their data. GXChain is planning to utilize a blockchain network combined with a mobile application that will enable users to generate a unique digital identity to manage their personal data.
The GXChain project was initially started as a closed source project in August of 2016 and subsequently released its mainnet in June of 2017. The original mainnet launch was the first implementation of GXChain’s decentralized data marketplace that enabled peer to peer transactions. In August of 2017, the team behind GXChain open-sourced the project but continued as the primary developer/architect of the GXChain. Further, the team released a mobile wallet for the GXChain blockchain and native token.
In 2018, the company released Blockcity, a mobile app that improved upon the GXChain wallet and enabled access to the GXChain. That following May, the firm developed a Blockchain as a Service platform that utilizes the GXChain.
On Jan 8, 2019, GXChain launched and staking/voting for the 21 TrustNode validators went live with CertiK-GXC producing the first block. More recently, GXChain has claimed the team is exploring new blockchain infrastructures to implement that are highly standardized and more developer-friendly.