Beldex

The Beldex Loyalty Program lets you earn Points through tasks and referrals, climb the leaderboard, and become eligible for the Beldex Airdrop and other incentives.

The Loyalty Points-to-$BDX conversion rate and details have not yet been unveiled.

🪂 Earn Beldex Points Toward $BDX Airdrop Rewards

The Beldex Loyalty Program gives participants a free way to earn Beldex Points through simple activities while moving up the leaderboard. Here are the main ways to earn:

• Complete available activities and earn Beldex Points.

• Invite friends and earn 20% from what they earn.

• Earn another 5% from the friends they bring in.

• Keep collecting Points to move up the leaderboard.

Your Points count toward airdrop eligibility and other incentives, so the goal is simple: collect as many as you can and improve your leaderboard position.

What is Beldex?

Beldex is a privacy-first Layer 1 blockchain for confidential transactions and privacy-focused applications. Its ecosystem includes BChat for private messaging, BelNet for decentralized internet access, Beldex Browser, BNS for .bdx names and Web3 identities, and the Beldex Privacy Protocol for private EVM asset transfers.

The network runs on Proof-of-Stake masternodes, which validate transactions, secure the blockchain, and support its decentralized applications. A self-hosted masternode requires 10,000 BDX locked for at least 30 days. Current network rewards are 10 BDX per block, with 62.5% allocated to masternode operators and 37.5% to governance.

$BDX is the native utility token used for network fees, masternode rewards, BNS services, and ecosystem payments. BDX spent on BNS registrations, renewals, and transfers is burned, while new BDX enters circulation through network rewards and scheduled token releases.

Beldex operates through Beldex International Inc., registered in Seychelles. Public profiles identify Afanddy B Hushni as Founder & Chairman and Kim Beldex as Co-Founder & CEO. Its best-documented backing includes a $25 million strategic commitment from DWF Labs and $3 million from Block Alpha, with the DWF relationship covered by CoinDesk and The Block.

In June 2026, Beldex disclosed an unauthorized BDX-BSC minting incident involving its bridge and a separate native-chain reward anomaly that required an emergency hardfork and rollback. The affected BSC contract was replaced, and the new contract was audited by QuillAudits.