HTT Charts
The market's history, series by series — prices, pool depth, minting and redemption, and the discount that pays you to wait. All in HEX terms, refreshed daily from the chain.
HTT Prices — Every Series in HEX Terms
- Reading it — every line is one series' daily price in HEX. The dashed line at 1 HEX is par: the value each token redeems for at maturity.
- The pull of par — as redemption day approaches, a series' price has less time-discount left to carry and drifts toward 1 HEX.
- Lines Starting Above 1.00 HEX — Community tokens have launched above 1.00 HEX due to low liquidity. The stronger the liquidity pools build the steadier the lines will become.
- Legend — click a series to hide or show it; hover the chart for exact prints.
HTT Liquidity — Pool Depth in HEX
- What it measures — each PulseX pool's total depth in HEX terms (both sides of the pair). Deeper pools absorb bigger trades with less slippage.
- Aggregate — the white line sums every charted pool.
- Honest gap — the Phux "HEX Time Complex" pool is not charted here; this page covers the PulseX HTT/HEX pools. The gap is small: that pool holds ~$10.5k against ~$321k in the PulseX pools — about 3% (as of 2026-07-16).
HTTs Minted — Daily and Cumulative
Mint history is still backfilling from chain logs — this chart fills in as the scan completes.
- Bars — HTTs minted per day, every live series combined, read straight from each token's Transfer logs.
- Line — the running total of everything ever minted.
HTT Activity — Minted, Redeemed, Outstanding
- Minted — every HTT ever created against a delegated stake.
- Redeemed — tokens burned by redemption at maturity.
- Outstanding — minted minus redeemed: the supply that still trades.
HTT Discount to HEX — The Price Curve Through Time
- The mirror of price — Price + Discount = 100%, so this is the Price Curve read the other way up: how far below par each series trades.
- Why it matters — the discount is the yield: buy at 60% of par, redeem at 100%, and the 40-point gap is what waiting earned.
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