ADI Chain: The United Arab Emirates' Institutional Chain ADI Chain is an institutional-grade Layer 2 network designed for real-world use cases centered around institutions and governments. ADI Chain Structure - ADI Foundation: Governance & Regulatory Alignment - ADI Chain (L2): Execution Layer (EVM Compatible) - Sovereign L3: Modular Chain Tailored to Each Country's Regulations Rather than a simple public chain, it is a hybrid structure that supports an open blockchain (L2) and sovereign L3 (states and institutions). Furthermore, ADI Chain is launching the DDSC Stablecoin. DDSC Stablecoin - 1:1 Dirham collateral, with the Dirham pegged to the US dollar - UAE Central Bank License, ADGM Regulations - Fully fiat-collateralized structure Participating global major investment firms include International Holding Company (IHC), First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB), and BlackRock. DDSC is said to be used for payment infrastructure, tokenization of Abu Dhabi real estate, and the construction of country-specific L3s. The gas token for this, $ADI, already held its TGE in December of last year. $ADI is a gas token for the ADI Chain, and it is structured so that banks and institutions will continuously consume it when they use the chain. Ultimately, it is a chain for institutional and government infrastructure, the future of blockchain. Retailers need to consider how to participate in this changing environment. English X | Korean X