The ADI token is about to be listed on a major exchange, and the supporting ADI Chain is gradually becoming a key piece of financial infrastructure in the Middle East and North Africa region.

ADI Chain is positioned as an institution-focused Layer 2 solution, with the core goal of providing the underlying settlement network for the UAE government-backed dirham stablecoin. This means that this L2 is not just a technical experiment, but is designed to support the real digitalization needs of sovereign currency—a government-endorsed stablecoin system requires extremely high standards for technical stability, compliance, and scalability.

In recent years, the MENA region has been very active in crypto regulation and digital financial infrastructure development, with the UAE being particularly proactive. Choosing a dedicated L2 as the stablecoin settlement layer, rather than using Ethereum mainnet or other general-purpose chains, demonstrates a focus on transaction speed, cost control, and customized governance. If ADI Chain can operate successfully, it could provide a technical reference for other national sovereign stablecoin projects.

Currently, the ADI token is in post-only mode, with official trading set to begin at 12:00 noon UTC on December 9. This timing is worth noting for early participants and technical observers—the combination of an institutional-grade L2 and a sovereign stablecoin is still rare in today’s market.