According to Foresight News, the privacy communication app Session has officially announced the launch of its native token SESH and migration to Arbitrum, which will be used to incentivize a DePIN network consisting of over 2,000 nodes. In terms of tokenomics, the maximum supply of SESH tokens is 240 million, with 80 million tokens unlocked during the initial issuance. Node operators need to stake 25,000 SESH tokens to participate in network maintenance.
Session uses Tor routing technology to protect user privacy and has received support from the Arbitrum Foundation. In the future, Session plans to launch features supporting high-quality voice and video calls. Currently, the project is operated and managed by the Session Technology Foundation in Switzerland.
