Frax Price Index
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About Frax Price Index
Most stablecoins target a flat one dollar, but Frax Price Index deliberately does not: its goal rises with US consumer prices, so a holder keeps purchasing power rather than a fixed nominal value. Built by Frax Finance, FPI pegs to the CPI-U basket published by the US government, and a Chainlink oracle writes each new inflation reading onchain roughly once a month, nudging the token's redemption price up in step with the reported rate. It is a crypto-collateralised design, backed by Frax's own stablecoin holdings and stabilised through the protocol rather than by fiat in a bank, so redemption happens onchain against that collateral. It was among the first attempts at an inflation-tracking stablecoin, an answer to the complaint that dollar-pegged tokens quietly lose value as prices climb. FPI trades on Ethereum and ZKsync Era.
- Peg
- US inflation (CPI-U)
- Mechanism
- Crypto-collateralized (Frax)
- Redemption
- Onchain via protocol
Reserves & rights
- Peg
- VAR
- Mechanism
- Crypto
- Networks
- 4
- Issuer
- Frax Finance (protocol)
- Holder gets
- Backed by on-chain collateral; redeemable for that collateral, not fiat.
- Regulatory framework
- none (DeFi)
Networks & contracts
| Network | Contract |
|---|---|
| Arbitrum | 0x1b01…8a09 |
| BSC | 0x2dd1…b532 |
| Ethereum | 0x5ca1…e08e |
| Fraxtal | 0xfc00…0003 |