CargoX is a blockchain document transfer platform headquartered in Slovenia, focusing on the shipping and logistics industry. It provides fast, secure, immutable, and auditable solutions for document creation, transmission, and storage through blockchain technology. Its core value lies in digitizing traditional paper processes, with each document traceable to its source, significantly enhancing trade transparency and efficiency.
Currently, CargoX has been authorized by the Egyptian government as the official Blockchain transmission gateway for the Advance Cargo Information (ACI) system. All goods exported by sea to Egypt must have their exporters complete registration on the CargoX platform and upload documents such as bills of lading and commercial invoices. The platform uses a credit point system (1 credit = 1 USD) for its charging model, and users need to purchase points through their company accounts to complete authentication and document transmission.
As of July 2, 2025, the current price of CargoX’s native token CXO is approximately $0.1889, reflecting a slight decline of 2.51% year-to-date. In recent trends, CXO experienced a round of fluctuation in mid to late June, dipping to a monthly low of $0.1576 on June 18, but subsequently rebounded gradually, closing at $0.1884 on July 1, demonstrating a certain level of resilience.
If we extend the timeline, the historical volatility of CXO is significant: it reached an all-time high of 0.5078 USD in June 2021, but due to the impact of the crypto bear market, it fell to around 0.055 USD by the end of 2022. Its price is closely related to the platform adoption rate—for example, the initial implementation of mandatory policies in Egypt led to a surge in usage, but the value of the token has not yet broken through its previous high, and the market is still in the stage of value discovery.
Short-term predictions show a tug-of-war between bulls and bears. Technical indicators are currently cautious: the 50-day and 200-day moving averages have formed a “death cross”, the 14-day RSI is in the neutral zone (46.4), and 24 oscillators are signaling bearish trends. However, the fundamental model provides an optimistic outlook:
Time period | Predicted low price (USD) | Predicted High Price (USD) | Growth Potential (%) |
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2025 | 0.183 | 0.404 | +115.89 |
2026 | 0.161 | 0.263 | +39.5 |
2029 | 0.550 | 0.821 | +334.5 |
2033 | 1.14 | 1.66 | +778.7 |
Mid to long-term outlook is more positive: Consensus model predicts a target price of $0.2072 in 2026 (cumulative return rate +10.01%), and it is expected to rise to $0.4273 in 2031 (+126.91%). If the platform expands to more countries, it may challenge a high of $1.66 in 2033, with a potential increase of over 700% compared to the current price.
CargoX’s core strategy anchors on government-enterprise cooperation and cross-industry data integration. In April 2025, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority led the establishment of the “CargoX Expert Group,” in collaboration with the Airport Authority, the transportation department, and banks, aiming to integrate maritime and air logistics data into the trade financing process, building a blockchain-based cross-border data ecosystem. The mandatory implementation of Egypt’s “Nafeza system” has verified its governmental application capabilities, and a similar model is expected to be replicated in emerging markets.
In the future, if the global port community system (such as the port blockchain platform to be built in Hong Kong by the end of the year) is successfully connected, CXO will leap from a “single-point tool” to a “trade finance infrastructure,” and the value of the token will also be reassessed with the network effect.