The network’s security is supported by OpenZeppelin standards, while the architecture is designed with regulation-focused, long-term enterprise adoption in mind.

ADI Chain Architecture

Built on zkSync’s Atlas and Airbender technologies, ADI Chain is a modular, high-performance, EVM-compatible zkRollup.

• Transactions are executed off-chain

• Verified using zero-knowledge (ZK) proofs

• Final settlement occurs on Ethereum L1

This design ensures high throughput, low costs, and Ethereum-grade security.

Vision and Mission

ADI Foundation aims to bring 1 billion people in developing countries on-chain by 2030.

The project addresses structural challenges:

• Unbanked populations

• Lack of digital identity

• Transparency gaps in public services

• Inefficiencies in cross-border payments

Regulation speed and local adoption will determine how effectively this scale is realized.

Core Concept

ADI Chain integrates innovation and regulation into the same framework, making blockchain practically usable for governments and enterprises. Unlike conventional chains, compliance is not an add-on but a core network design principle.

Focus areas include:

• Stablecoins and real-world asset tokenization

• Payments, digital identity, public records

• Healthcare, logistics

The long-term goal is a network of Ethereum-linked L3 chains for enterprises and governments, enabling cross-border value transfer.

How ADI Chain Works

ADI Chain uses a zkRollup architecture:

• Transactions processed on L2

• Batches created for efficiency

• Cryptographic proofs generated per batch

• Proofs submitted to Ethereum

• State finalized after Ethereum verification

Benefits:

• Invalid transactions never enter the chain

• Security inherited from Ethereum

• Transaction costs reduced by 90–95%

Layer-3 (L3) Compliance and Flexibility

Key differentiator: built-in regulation-compliant L3 chains.

Enterprises and governments can deploy custom L3s aligned with:

• Their jurisdiction

• Industry

• Policies and regulations

Features:

• Inherits L2 security

• Interoperable with other L3s and mainnet

• Configurable for FATF & ADGM Travel Rule compliance

ADI Token ($ADI)

$ADI is the utility token at the heart of ADI Chain, powering network operations and economic incentives. Unlike standard L2 tokens, $ADI functions as:

1. Gas Fee – Primary gas for all L2 & L3 transactions

2. Medium of Exchange – Facilitates settlement among users and enterprises

3. Staking & Yield – Can be staked in treasury-backed pools; no inflationary mint

Token Details

• Total Supply: 999.99M ADI

• Max Supply: 999.99M ADI

• Circulating Supply: 51.14M ADI

• Gas Model: Custom Gas Token (zkStack)Distribution

• Community Fund: 35%

• Treasury Reserves: 25%

• Private Investors: 12%

• Partnerships: 10%

• Team: 10%

• Token Incentivization Pool: 4%

• Liquidity: 4%

Unlock schedules are long-term with a 12-month cliff for team & investor tokens.

Governance

• Token-based governance not active at launch

• Governance framework defined, will activate after smart contract audits and ADGM registration

Team & Founders

• Andrey Lazorenko – CEO

• Mohammad Rajab – CMO

• Herman Stohniiev – CTO

• Anna Datsenko – COO

Experienced in blockchain infrastructure, enterprise software, and regulatory compliance.

Investors & Partnerships

• Focused on Middle East enterprise collaborations

• Planned dirham-backed regulated stablecoin

• Partners: IHC, First Abu Dhabi Bank, ADQ

• All stablecoin transactions use $ADI as gas

Key Features

• Full Ethereum & EVM compatibility

• L1-L2-L3 secure bridging

• Hyperledger FireFly integration

• REST API & middleware support for enterprises

• Dedicated L3s for digital identity, healthcare, logistics, public records

Ecosystem

• Payment Layer: Sub-second, low-cost, high-volume settlements

• L3 Compliance: Regulation & enterprise-specific L3 chains

• Identity Infrastructure: Selective disclosure, verifiable digital identity

• EVM Development: Solidity-compatible, compliance-focused smart contracts

• Cross-Border Rails: Interoperable remittance & international payments

Roadmap

• Past | Foundation: Core architecture built, testnet & block explorer live, developer documentation & zkSync Atlas integration completed

• Present | Enablement: Mainnet live, $ADI launched, L3 modules active, pilot partnerships ongoing

• Future | Deployment: Gas abstraction, first enterprise L3 chains, cross-chain bridges, global expansion in emerging markets

Overall Assessment

ADI Chain positions itself as a rare, “public yet adaptable” blockchain, merging Web3 and compliance without friction.

Success depends on:

• Actual adoption by governments & enterprises

• L3 chains going live

• Stablecoin & public projects implementation

The true test will be whether the regulatory-first approach remains flexible and how fast L3s are deployed in practice.

Official Links

• Website 
• Discord
• Twitter
• Telegram

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US Vice President JD Vance took the stage and openly supported stablecoins, becoming the first vice president to do so at such an event. “I don’t think calling this just a conference is right. This is a movement,” he said. “I’m with you.” The White House now sees stablecoins not as a threat but as an opportunity. According to Vance, these digital assets will strengthen the global power of the dollar. 

“We don’t believe stablecoins threaten the integrity of the US dollar. On the contrary,” he said. “We see them as an element that amplifies our economic power.” 

Bo Hines, leader of the President’s Digital Assets Council, spoke about the new GENIUS Act legislation aimed at accelerating stablecoin infrastructure. This move is intended to ensure the US dollar’s long-term supremacy. Hines said this effort could attract trillions of dollars in foreign investment. 

Stablecoin Move: New Strength for the US Dollar 

Senator Cynthia Lummis stated that an agreement had been reached with Democrats. “This bill will be the first digital asset legislation to pass the Senate,” she said. Voting is scheduled for Monday. Meanwhile, House leaders Tom Emmer and Bryan Steil want to expedite the process, aiming to deliver the bill to former President Trump before August. 

SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce said the time for change has come. 

“For years, I complained that the commission didn’t take proactive steps to provide clarity,” said Peirce. “Now we’re finally at a point where we can do that.” 

The bill will also make it easier for stablecoin issuers to purchase US Treasury bonds. Additionally, Steil argued this would strengthen the dollar’s reserve currency status. However, Democrats tried to prevent government officials from profiting from stablecoin companies. This proposal targets the USD1 token linked to the Trump family. 

Traditional Finance vs. Crypto Race Begins 

Tether, the leader in the stablecoin sector, continues to grow. CEO Paolo Ardoino pointed to commodity trading as the next big step. They are focused on the unbanked rather than banks. “Half the world is not a niche,” he said. Their goal is to provide financial access to billions of people. 

“All traditional finance firms will create their own stablecoins and offer them to their existing customers,” he said. 

At the same time, traditional finance giants JPMorgan, Bank of America, and Citi have started talks for a joint digital dollar. Their goal is to compete with Tether. The battle is now on-chain, meaning blockchain-based 

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