The division brought on by rollups is the most common threat to Ethereum. Rollups are growing in popularity, which is dividing Ethereum users and their funds into siloed ecosystems, weakening the network’s overall impact as a result. Omni's goal is to address this by uniting every rollup into a unified, interoperable network.
Built for top most security, Omni establishes an unprecedented kind of high performance blockchain through restaking. By utilising Ethereum's security strengths along with a speedy chain, the network is enabled to run as the integration infrastructure for the entire rollup ecosystem.
At the platform’s DAO and PoS mechanism is the base token $OMNI, built to grant access to decentralized voting, pay fees, and reward node runners within the network. OMNI holders will access other utilities as the Protocol grows including governance decisions like network upgrades and launch of new developer features.
$Omni has key highlights such as low inflation rate, relatively low Initial Market Cap/Fully Diluted Valuation ratio etc. I'm wondering if this culminate in an impressive surge when it lists on Bitget on 17th April,12:00 UTC?
Built for top most security, Omni establishes an unprecedented kind of high performance blockchain through restaking. By utilising Ethereum's security strengths along with a speedy chain, the network is enabled to run as the integration infrastructure for the entire rollup ecosystem.
At the platform’s DAO and PoS mechanism is the base token $OMNI, built to grant access to decentralized voting, pay fees, and reward node runners within the network. OMNI holders will access other utilities as the Protocol grows including governance decisions like network upgrades and launch of new developer features.
$Omni has key highlights such as low inflation rate, relatively low Initial Market Cap/Fully Diluted Valuation ratio etc. I'm wondering if this culminate in an impressive surge when it lists on Bitget on 17th April,12:00 UTC?
