A Transparent, Incentivized Scanner Utility on the Plasma (XPL) Network

Blockchain networks succeed only when their participants can reliably access the data they generate. As chains scale to higher throughput and support increasingly complex applications, the demand for transparent, high-performance, and censorship-resistant blockchain data services intensifies. On many networks, this function has been provided by centralized explorers or API providers—a model that introduces bottlenecks, opacity, and misaligned incentives.

$PSCAN

Plascan ($PSCAN) addresses this challenge on the Plasma (XPL) chain.

Centralization Risk

A single operator can censor, throttle, or go offline, disrupting access to essential data.

Opaque Practices

Users rarely know how their data is indexed, stored, or monetized by centralized services.

No Community Incentives

Those who provide the infrastructure—nodes, bandwidth, storage—receive little to no direct reward.

Governance

Token holders can propose and vote on network parameters, such as incentive rates, indexing priorities, and treasury spending.

Staking for Service Providers

Indexers and RPC providers must stake $PSCAN to participate. This stake acts as a security deposit—misbehavior or poor performance can result in slashing.

Payments for Data Services

Developers and dApps can use $PSCAN to pay for API calls, advanced analytics, and enriched data feeds.

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Incentivizing Community Contributions

Users who provide bandwidth, storage, or run light indexing tasks can earn micro-rewards in $PSCAN, turning passive participants into active contributors.

100M

Supply

$PSCAN

Ticker

Contract

fixed

Contract

non-inflationary
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Smart Contracts

All staking, rewards, and governance logic is codified in open-source smart contracts deployed on XPL. These contracts undergo third-party audits and public bug bounty programs before mainnet deployment.

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Modular Indexing
Layer

Indexers run software that fetches, parses, and organizes on-chain data. Their performance and uptime are measured automatically, feeding into the reward mechanism.