Anoma has finally stepped onto Ethereum with its official mainnet launch, and

Anoma, as a revolutionary Decentralization operating system, officially launched on the Ethereum Mainnet, introducing the native XAN Token and governance system, achieving unprecedented cross-chain interoperability, marking the most significant technological breakthrough in the Web3 space since the Ethereum Virtual Machine.

The well-known digital asset investment company KR1 plc publicly announced on September 28 that it holds up to 25 million Anoma (XAN) tokens, while also acquiring 2.5 million NAM tokens from the secondary network Namada of the Anoma ecosystem. This significant Holdings reveals the strategic positioning of institutional investors towards privacy protection and cross-chain interoperability technologies. Anoma's "intention-centric" protocol architecture is seen as a key innovation that could fundamentally change the decentralized application development model.

On September 29, 2025, Anoma Network, regarded as the "Web3 operating system," officially launched its native token XAN and initiated Mainnet deployment, which could be the most significant upgrade in the decentralized application space since the Ethereum Virtual Machine. This project is not another L1 or L2 blockchain, but a higher-level abstraction that shifts the focus of innovation to the application layer, attempting to unify all chains into a seamless environment.

Anoma is positioned as a decentralized operating system aimed at unifying all blockchains, rather than a traditional L1 or L2. The XAN token will serve as a coordination tool for the ecosystem, used for payments, transaction fees, and governance voting. (Background: Web3 unified operating system Anoma launched its mainnet on Ethereum, and the XAN token is listed on Binance and Bybit.) (Additional background: Anoma announced $XAN tokenomics: total supply of 10 billion tokens, 25% airdrop to the community, how long is the lock-up period?) (This article is a sponsored piece written and provided by Anoma, does not represent the position of Dong District, and is not investment advice, purchase, or sale recommendations. Please see the disclaimer at the end of the article.) The Anoma Foundation announced that its mainnet deployment process has officially begun. This launch first deployed Anoma's native token on the Ethereum mainnet.

Anoma is a Web3 OS system centered around "intention," aimed at addressing the current inward problems of blockchain and providing developers with more flexibility and innovative tools. Its unique Hybrid Consensus allows users to choose between speed or security based on their needs, and it plans to issue the Token XAN on Binance and Bybit, striving to become a new decentralized operating system.

Anoma Network has announced the economic model of its native Token XAN, with a total supply of 10 billion pieces, primarily used for payments, governance, and coordination. The Token has a 12-month lock-up period, followed by a linear unlocking over 36 months, and will be allocated to stakeholders such as the community, R&D, and supporters.

Source: Daoshuo Blockchain On November 7th, Xan officially launched Bitcoin's first inscription token, ORDI. At this point, ORDI has finally landed on the world's largest crypto asset exchange, which means that the inscription token is striding to the public, and the inscription ecosystem is rapidly extending to the public. This is something we must face up to and affirm about this new technology. I checked the centralized exchanges that ORDI can currently trade, and in addition to X'an, some other commonly used exchanges have actually been launched for a long time. But apparently, the influence of other online companies is still far inferior to X'an--- and after X'an's launch of ORDI, its price has almost doubled. At the time of writing, the price of ORDI is $13.78, while the all-time high was $19.44 recorded six months ago. According to the current momentum of the inscription ecology, the high probability before the breakthrough of ORDI is still very large, but as for what...