Listing Dates for $XAN and $GAIN Tokens 

• Anoma ($XAN) – September 23, 2025 
• GriffinAI ($GAIN) – September 24, 2025 

Binance Alpha will be the first platform to list these two tokens. Alongside the listings, users will have the chance to participate in exclusive airdrops and campaigns. After the listings, users can claim airdrops using Alpha Points from the Alpha Events Page between September 23, 2025, 10:00 (UTC) – September 24, 2025, 10:00 (UTC). Airdrops will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis, and further details will be shared through Binance’s official channels. 

Claiming Airdrops with Alpha Points 

After the listings, users holding at least 200 Alpha Points can claim airdrops via the Alpha Events Page. Airdrops will follow a first-come, first-served distribution method, with detailed instructions announced on Binance’s official channels. 

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According to the official Binance announcement, the XANUSDT Perpetual Contract will begin trading on September 23, 2025, at 10:30 (UTC). Traders will have access to up to 50x leverage, allowing Futures users to apply more diverse trading strategies with XAN. 

Anoma (XAN) Launch Event: Airdrop Opportunity 

To celebrate the listing of XAN, an exclusive token airdrop will be available for eligible Binance users. Users can claim the airdrop using Alpha Points on the Binance Alpha Events Page from September 23, 2025, 10:00 (UTC) to September 24, 2025, 10:00 (UTC). The Events Page can be accessed via the Binance App search function. 

Anoma (XAN) Perpetual Contract Details 

• Collateral Asset: USDT 
• Underlying Asset: Anoma (XAN) 
• Tick Size: To be updated 15 minutes before the launch 
• Funding Rate: Maximum +2% / -2% 
• Funding Fee Settlement Frequency: Every 4 hours 
• Leverage: Maximum 50x 
• Trading Hours: 24/7 
• Multi-Assets Mode: Supported 
• With Multi-Assets Mode, users can trade the contract not only with USDT but also with other collateral assets such as BTC. 
• The perpetual contracts will also be available for Binance Futures Copy Trading within 24 hours of launch. 

What is Anoma (XAN)? 

XAN is the native token of a distributed operating system for intent-centric applications. Anoma is a distributed operating system built for decentralized applications in the Web3 ecosystem. It goes beyond traditional blockchain architectures, allowing users to focus solely on their intended outcome (intent), while complex transaction steps and cross-chain integrations are handled in the background. This approach enables developers to build more user-friendly and scalable applications without dealing with underlying infrastructure details. 

Important Notes and Risk Warnings 

• Binance reserves the right to adjust contract parameters (leverage, funding rate, initial/maintenance margin, etc.) based on market conditions. 
• Derivatives and spot products are independent. Listing a token in Futures does not guarantee it will be listed on Spot markets. 
• Leveraged trading carries high risk. Users should trade according to their risk profiles and ensure they have adequate knowledge. 

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What is Anoma?

Anoma is defined as a distributed operating system where developers can write intent-centric applications, users can broadcast their intents across the network, and these intents can be aggregated and executed atomically across different chains by solvers. The project emphasizes the transition from “VM to IM (Intent Machine)”: application logic is defined in Anoma’s Resource/Intent Machine layer, while settlement initially occurs on existing service providers like Ethereum and L2s. Anoma thus aims to “defrag” multi-chain fragmentation (liquidity, users, and state) with a single development surface.

• User-centric & infrastructure abstracted: The user only specifies the outcome.
• Multi-chain compatible & unified: Single deployment, multi-chain access.
• Intent-level composition: Only intents, not transactions, are composed.
• Scale-independent: Distributed data/computation approach reduces cost and scales efficiently.
• Programmable data sovereignty: The application defines who sees what.

How Does Anoma Work?

Intents and Intent Propagation (Gossip)

The user interface shapes the user’s preferences and constraints as intents; nodes propagate these intents through the intent network (intent gossip). Solvers match individual or multiple intents to generate an executable plan (e.g., atomic swaps across multiple DEXs, cross-chain settlement) and send it to the target chain(s) as a transaction. This enables multi-party & multi-chain coordination beyond the traditional “single-chain, single-transaction” model.

Resource Machine and Application Model

Anoma’s developer documentation relies on a resource-based state model with concepts such as state/logic/kind/lifecycle, balanced transactions, projections, and intents. Developers write application logic with Juvix, and clear interfaces exist for indexing and solving services. This model aims to surpass the limits of VM-centric designs through application portability and intent-level composition.

Minimum Viable Resource Plasma (MVRP) Architecture

The first mainnet version is defined using the “Resource Plasma” approach: existing providers (Ethereum mainnet and L2s, search/solver services) are used for ordering/computation/storage; Anoma nodes and the P2P system weave these into a single intent machine. Here:

• Operators run Anoma nodes and participate in intent propagation, solving, and settlement.
• Solvers can combine Anoma intent liquidity with EVM intent liquidity to achieve single-transaction atomic settlement.
• Developers write intent-centric applications using resource machine + Juvix.
• Users select relays, accounts, storage, and ordering providers as part of the intent and define their own security model.

4) Advanced Features in the Roadmap

Anoma progresses through devnet → testnet → mainnet (Phase 1: Ethereum ecosystem; Phase 2+: other ecosystems). Future plans include private solving, FHE, MPC, threshold encryption, Chimera chains, and eventually Anoma native “on-demand consensus” with native token. The consensus phase aims for low latency/cost by allowing multiple parallel instances and local settlement.

Research and prototypes in the Anoma ecosystem include Taiga, Typhon, Vamp-ir (ZK proof tools), and Juvix. Literature and forum posts on multi-asset shielded pools (MASP) and intent-centric design further detail the architecture’s privacy and discovery aspects.

What is the Purpose of Anoma?

• Starting the application age: Offering an OS that abstracts chain differences, encouraging building applications instead of chains.
• Radically simplifying user experience: Specify the outcome, and let the infrastructure/bridges/MEV/multi-chain complexity be coordinated in the background.
• Decentralized counterparty discovery & settlement: Ending server-dependent intent matching and enabling fully decentralized discovery/solving/settlement.
• Privacy & data sovereignty: Programmable data sharing; the application decides who sees which data for what purpose.
• Scale independence: Distributing data/computation to edge devices and using on-chain verification (ZK, etc.) to keep costs low.

Anoma team posts frame this as a web browser-like OS that combines different service providers into a single intent machine. Even in the early mainnet phase, applications can run with real value without Anoma-specific token/consensus.

Who Founded Anoma?

Awa Sun Yin, Adrian Brink, and Christopher Goes are the key founders. The official blog’s funding announcement is signed by the Anoma Foundation Council. The team comes from Cosmos/Tendermint, privacy-focused cryptography, and ZK research.

Who Are Anoma’s Investors?

Anoma raised a total of ~$57–60M across three main rounds between 2021–2023.

• April 2021 — $6.75M: Led by Polychain Capital; Electric Capital, Coinbase Ventures, etc. participated.
• November 2021 — $26M: Led by Polychain Capital; Electric Capital, CMCC, etc. (Anoma Foundation, Switzerland-based; funds Heliax for development).
• May 2023 — $25M: Co-led by CMCC Global; Electric Capital, Delphi Digital, Dialectic, KR1, Spartan, NGC, MH Ventures, Bixin, No Limit, Plassa, Perridon, Anagram, Factor, and numerous angel investors participated.

The Backers section on Anoma’s official website also lists: Polychain Capital, Coinbase Ventures, Electric Capital, Delphi Digital, Spartan Group, CMCC Global, Figment, CMS, Zola/Zola Global, Dialectic, MH Ventures, Plassa Capital, Anagram, Cygnilabs.

Anoma Tokenomics

No official tokenomics has been announced by the project yet.

Official Sources

• Official website: anoma.net
• X account: @anoma
• White-paper: Anoma

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