The
Omni Network and its native token
OMNI has had strong market presence recently, experiencing both highs and lows. The token showed a downward trend shortly after its launch with its value decreasing by over 50%. This was further exacerbated by its airdrop where it dipped by 56% and 44% in less than 12 hours respectively. Despite this, market analysts anticipate a potential return to the upside due to a myriad factors.
Notably, the Omni Network just secured a
$600M restaking deal with Ether.Fi, which is expected to enhance its security. Binance, the globally recognized cryptocurrency exchange platform, has added support for OMNI, contributing to both the establishment of the coin, and its anticipated upward trajectory in the future. Furthermore, Binance launchpool also listed
Omni Network as its 52nd project, offering high staking rewards to its users. A new native project on the network, OmniCat, a
multi-chained MemeCoin on Layer Zero, has also been enlisted on Bitget, contributing to the Network's diversification.
Alongside the volatility, advancements are being made including the unveiling of the ApeX Omni, a modular, intent-centric, chain-agnostic decentralized exchanged and the launch of OmniZK, a secure validation protocol for Bitcoin DeFi and omnichain Interactions.
Listing announcements on Binance and Coinbase have triggered surges in demand, counteracting some of the market's initial volatility. The platform also offers unique omni-chain features, leading to widespread market watch and adoption. However, amid these activities, a significant event occurred.
Tether discontinued its support for the Bitcoin layer Omni, due to lack of demand.
OMNI Coin News Analytics from Wed, 21 Jan 2015 08:00:00 GMT to Tue, 27 Aug 2024 07:00:00 GMT -
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- Innovation 7
- Information 6
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