ADI Chain & UAE DDSC Stablecoin Emerge ADI Chain is an L2 chain designed for "institutional use." Rather than forcing the use of public chains, its goal is to enable governments, banks, and institutions to use blockchain directly within existing regulatory frameworks, under the core concept of L2, which connects open and closed environments. Structure ADI Foundation → Governance, regulatory alignment, and compliance oversight ADI Chain → EVM-compatible execution layer → Security and scalability-focused design UAE Digital Dirham Stablecoin — DDSC The newly launched DDSC is the first core use case for ADI Chain. - A 1:1 AED (Dirham) stablecoin *(AED itself is a USD-pegged currency)* - Licensed by the Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE) - Operates under ADGM regulations → A structure that ensures institutional-grade reliability Role Payment / remittance / cross-border transactions within national and institutional systems Settlement Not a "crypto experiment," but for actual financial infrastructure. FAB (First Abu Dhabi Bank) → Fiat asset custody IHC → Partner DDSC (Legal entity) → Issuer and distributor ADI Chain → Blockchain infrastructure/transaction rails provided Additionally, global institutions such as BlackRock, Mastercard, and Franklin Templeton are participating in launch-related activities. What makes the ADI token different? $ADI is not an "investment token," but rather a cost that institutions must incur to operate the system. Just as banks pay quarterly server fees, $ADI is consumed on a fixed basis as settlements occur on-chain. Demand is not based on price expectations, but rather on unavoidable operational needs. Ultimately, ADI's goal is not a "world where users are aware of the blockchain," but rather a structure where the blockchain quietly operates in the background while users purchase real estate, receive remittances, and process administrative transactions. Rather than a short-term trend, wouldn't this apply to a case study showing how the way countries and institutions are embracing blockchain is changing? ADI Tweet / Korean Tweet #ADI