ADI 

ADI Price

What is the ADI Chain (ADI) token?

ADI operates as the native utility and gas token for the ADI Chain, a highly performant Layer 2 network secured by Ethereum. Here is the deal: instead of bridging over ETH to pay for transactions, this entire L2 ecosystem runs purely on ADI for smart contract execution and simple transfers. It's also the backbone asset required to settle network fees for their UAE Dirham-backed DDSC stablecoin.

What is the ADI token total supply and tokenomics?

The hard cap sits at exactly 999,999,999 ADI—though most dashboards just round that right up to 1.00 B. You don't have to worry about sneaky programmatic inflation, either. The setup leans heavily into long-term growth: they carved out 35% for the Community Fund and put another 25% straight into Treasury Reserves. Private investors took 12%, the core team got 10%, and that remaining 18% handles enterprise partnerships, initial liquidity, and some quick ecosystem incentives.

What is the ADI token vesting schedule?

You might wonder about early insiders dumping, but the vesting schedule here is actually pretty brutal. Core team members, private investors, and those early ecosystem partners are all trapped behind a hard 12-month cliff. Nobody from that group gets a single token until December 2026. After that cliff hits, their allocations bleed out slowly over an exhausting 72-month linear unlock, which really helps protect on-chain liquidity.

Where can you track the ADI coin price and trade the asset?

It's bouncing around a good mix of centralized and decentralized venues right now. KuCoin handles a ton of volume with the ADI/USDT pair, while Kraken steps in for heavy institutional fiat gateways (think direct USD, EUR, and GBP). You've also got Crypto.com handling localized fiat swaps, Uniswap v3 running decentralized concentrated liquidity, and even Bilaxy picking up some secondary ADI2/ETH action.

Who backed the ADI foundation and initial network development?

Instead of running a standard public ICO, the foundation pulled their initial capital directly from Sirius International Holding. They are the digital wing of IHC, which is a massive $240 billion conglomerate over in the MENA region. Because of that sovereign-level funding, they didn't really need retail presales. Plus, they've penned some serious strategic MoUs with heavyweights like BlackRock, Mastercard, and Franklin Templeton to build out their institutional compliance.

Was there any sort of community airdrop?

Yeah, there was, but it definitely wasn't your typical free-for-all retro-drop. Instead of rewarding testnet farmers, they kept things super tight. They partnered exclusively with KuCoin back in December 2025 to give out a fixed pool of 250,000 ADI. To even qualify for that campaign, users had to hold anywhere from 20 to 10,000 KCS tokens—and, naturally, they had to clear strict KYC verification to filter out restricted jurisdictions.