SolarX / CarbonX Update – Website & Strategy

To align with CarbonX, we will also be updating the website UX/UI.
What you see now is a draft direction that reflects the carbon-focused expansion of the ecosystem.

Key points:

CarbonX will be the second token, fully dedicated to on-chain carbon credits

Everyone mining SolarX will also mine CarbonX at the same time

Once licensing is finalized, we will proceed with an equity raise

After the raise, we will actively scale marketing, partnerships, and adoption

Carbon credits are becoming mainstream globally. Corporations and governments are moving rapidly toward net-zero emissions, and demand for transparent, verifiable carbon solutions is accelerating.

Our goal is to be one of the first projects to bring real, compliant carbon credits fully on-chain, backed by real infrastructure and regulation — not hype.

SolarX Community Update
We want to address the recent delisting from MEXC openly and transparently.
Following a market-making issue that resulted in a sharp price dump, we stepped in and bought back approximately 10 million tokens to stabilize the market. After this, MEXC introduced a new requirement for SolarX to push the price 200% above the previous market cap level. Unfortunately, without additional funding at this stage, we were unable to meet this condition, which led to the delisting.
For clarity, here is how SolarX funding has been used since launch:
Total raised via TenSet IDO: ~$1.1M
TenSet fee (10%): ~$100K → remaining ~$1.0M
Marketing team (15%): ~$150K → remaining ~$850K
Bitget listing: ~$360K
MEXC listing: ~$60K
CEO salary (over ~1 year): ~$200K
DEX liquidity: ~$100K
Market making (Kairon Labs):
~$100K on MEXC
~$100K on Bitget
As many of you know, SolarX is a very large and complex project—hardware, blockchain, mining infrastructure, compliance, and energy integration. Despite pushing strong marketing, trending campaigns, and exchange exposure, the reality is that expenses were significantly higher than short-term revenue, and capital was burned faster than it could be replenished.
It’s also important to say this clearly:
Over $3 million USD was personally invested by the founder into SolarX for hardware development, company formation, and core technology—well beyond what was raised publicly.
What’s next for SolarX
SolarX is not stopping.
We have applied for carbon credit licensing in Europe
We are actively developing SolarX Miner V2, which is more efficient and utility-focused
The SolarX miner will act as the backbone infrastructure for verifying and validating on-chain carbon credits
This is the long-term vision we are executing on
Once the required licenses are secured, we are already in discussion with partners to conduct a new funding round, targeting ~$10M for the holding company, which will allow us to scale properly and execute the full roadmap.
This journey has not been easy—but the mission remains the same.

The recent MEXC delisting does not affect your SolarX tokens.
All SolarX tokens remain fully on-chain and secure
You can withdraw tokens from MEXC
Tokens can be stored and used on:
Trust Wallet
MetaMask
SolarX platform
Token ownership, supply, and functionality remain unchanged.
SolarX tokens are not dependent on any single exchange.

SolarX Platform Design Update
This is the new design of the SolarX platform, built with carbon credits at the core.
We are currently waiting for feedback on our European carbon credit application. Based on the process timeline, we expect an update within the next 1–2 months.
The platform architecture is already aligned for carbon credit integration, verification, and on-chain validation once approval is received.