Your AP3X connects you to both. Here’s what each network is built for—and where KASH fits in.
Layer 1 · Security & staking
Prime
Secure. Stake. Earn.
The foundation of Apex Fusion. Prime provides the ecosystem’s security and decentralization through Ouroboros proof of stake. Pools such as KASH help validate transactions and secure the network.
This is where you delegate AP3X to KASH and earn staking rewards.
Hold AP3X on Prime
Delegate to KASH
Help secure the network
Earn staking rewards
Stake without locking up your AP3X.
Liquid staking means your delegated AP3X stays in your wallet, under your control. You can spend or receive it without manually unstaking. Your delegated balance adjusts as your wallet balance changes, and rewards automatically contribute to your stake.
Layer 2 · Applications & activity
Vector
Use. Build. Explore.
Put AP3X to use inside applications. Vector is Apex Fusion’s UTXO-based Layer 2, designed for high throughput, fast transactions and low fees.
It supports the application side of the ecosystem: decentralized finance (DeFi), native assets and services that need frequent, efficient transactions.
Use AP3X in applications
Explore decentralized finance
Create and use native assets
Make fast, low-cost transactions
One token. More ways to use it.
AP3X is the native token across Apex Fusion. Prime is where you delegate to KASH; Vector is where you can put assets to use in applications.
Acquire AP3X→Stake on Prime→Use on Vector
Reactor connects the networks, letting you move assets between Prime, Vector and Nexus. AP3X moved off Prime no longer contributes to your Prime staking balance.
Prime, Vector and Nexus are separate networks within Apex Fusion. Reactor is the official bridge for transferring supported assets between them, so you can move AP3X from Prime to the network where you want to use it—or bring it back.
Prime↔Vector↔Nexus
Prime is where you delegate to KASH. Vector supports UTXO applications and DeFi. Nexus is the EVM-compatible network for Ethereum-style smart contracts and applications.
A bridge coordinates a transfer across networks: assets are locked on the source network and the equivalent is released on the destination. Reactor uses bridge validators to manage that process.
Moving AP3X off Prime reduces the balance contributing to your Prime stake. Available assets, routes, fees and transfer details are shown in Reactor.
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