Owning Not Pixel (PX): Uses, Storage and Risks

PX is the in-game utility token for Not Pixel, a gaming platform built around Telegram and the TON blockchain. The project started with a multiplayer pixel battle and has expanded to include games such as Pixel World, a first-person shooter available as a Telegram mini app and browser game.

Within the platform, PX is described as a currency for marketplace activity, competitive gameplay, exclusive content and other features. In Pixel World, players can obtain and trade in-game items, though owning PX does not by itself guarantee access to every feature or item. Check the current rules inside the game before sending tokens or relying on PX for a particular activity.

The token’s usefulness depends on people playing Not Pixel games and the platform continuing to support PX. It is not a general-purpose payment token, and its stated gaming role does not guarantee that items can be sold for cash or that there will be buyers.

PX is issued on TON. It is not listed as the native token of a blockchain, so distinguish it from TON’s network token when choosing an asset or wallet. A wallet must support TON tokens to receive and hold PX; a wallet that only supports other networks will not work.

Before transferring PX, check the token’s identity and receiving address through Not Pixel’s official channels and confirm that your wallet supports the asset. Do not rely on the ticker alone: another token can use the same name or symbol. Send a small test amount first if you are unfamiliar with the wallet or address, and confirm that it arrives before making a larger transfer.

A transfer to the wrong network or address may be difficult or impossible to recover. Keep your wallet’s recovery phrase offline and private. Anyone who asks for it to “verify” your PX or connect you to a game is trying to gain control of your wallet.

Not Pixel’s stated maximum supply is 225 million PX. As of November 8, 2026, about 188.0 million PX was circulating and about 211.6 million PX was the total supply. The difference between total and maximum supply means the circulating amount is not the same as the eventual cap; the figures alone do not explain when or how remaining tokens may enter circulation.

On that date, PX traded at about $0.0091, with a market capitalisation of about $1.7 million and reported 24-hour trading volume of about $6,800. These are snapshots, not fixed values. The token’s price and liquidity can change sharply, and a quoted market price does not mean you can sell a large holding at that price.

If you are assessing a balance, check a current market listing and your wallet’s token amount separately. Supply figures and market values do not indicate what a game item or your PX will be worth later.

For a long-term holding, use a wallet that supports TON and gives you control of its recovery phrase. Write the phrase down and store it offline in a secure place; never share it, enter it into a message from someone claiming to be support, or save it where a compromised account can expose it. A hardware wallet may help protect keys if it supports the token and TON transactions you need.

If you keep PX on a trading platform, the platform controls the keys and may restrict deposits or withdrawals. Check that it supports PX on TON, and review its withdrawal terms before sending funds. For self-custody, verify the token and address carefully, keep some TON available if your wallet requires it for network fees, and test unfamiliar transfers with a small amount.

A wallet display is not proof that a token is genuine. Confirm the asset identity through Not Pixel’s official channels before connecting a wallet or signing a transaction.

PX carries both token-market risk and dependence on the Not Pixel platform. Its value may fall if trading demand dries up, if players stop using the games, or if the project changes how PX works. The reported trading volume was relatively low on November 8, 2026, which can make it harder to trade a larger amount without affecting the price.

In-game usefulness is not the same as investment value. Features, marketplace activity and item demand can change, and a game item may not have a reliable buyer or cash value. You also face ordinary crypto risks: sending to the wrong address, losing your recovery phrase, signing a malicious transaction, or interacting with a counterfeit token or fake game account.

Before holding PX, decide whether you can tolerate losing the full amount. Avoid sharing wallet credentials, inspect transaction details before signing, and do not treat past prices or game popularity as a promise of future demand.