ADI

About ADI

ADI is the utility and governance token of ADI Chain, a compliance-focused Layer-2 built on Ethereum and designed for regulated digital assets. The network uses zero-knowledge technology and identity controls to support tokenized real-world assets, stablecoins, and high-throughput settlement use cases for enterprises and public-sector projects. On the network, ADI pays transaction fees and smart contract execution costs, so users and applications use it as “gas.” Holders can stake ADI to help secure the system and earn protocol rewards, and they can vote on upgrades, parameter changes, and treasury decisions through governance. ADI also functions as an access and incentive asset inside the ecosystem, including participation in dApps, programs for builders, and liquidity provisioning, where supported. The token’s fixed supply and scheduled unlocks aim to align long-term funding with gradual distribution, though exact terms can vary by source. Projects can use ADI to enforce jurisdiction rules and trails across transactions.