ADAMANT MessengerPrice

(ADM)

ADAMANT is a decentralized messaging infrastructure built directly onto its own independent blockchain. Unlike traditional platforms that rely on central servers, ADAMANT requires no phone number or email, stores no data on central servers, and is censorship-resistant. This ensures that the platform cannot be blocked by a single entity, providing users with a level of sovereignty and privacy that centralized alternatives cannot offer.

The platform is designed for total anonymity as it does not access contact lists, geotags, or user IP addresses. Since no personal identifiers like phone numbers or emails are required for account creation, your identity remains disconnected from your communications. For maximum privacy, users can also utilize the built-in Tor support to mask their connection details and ensure their messaging activity remains private.

$ADM is the utility token used to power the network, primarily serving as the fuel for "mining" or "forging" messages into the blockchain. It is also used for data transfers, registering as a network delegate, and participating in governance by voting for forging pools. This ensures that all interactions are recorded securely and transparently without the need for centralized oversight.

Users looking to acquire $ADM tokens can find them listed on major trading platforms such as LBank. By using a reputable exchange like LBank, community members can securely access the utility tokens required to engage with the ADAMANT blockchain, pay for messaging fees, and participate in the network’s forging ecosystem.

ADAMANT utilizes a Delegated Proof of Stake (dPoS) consensus mechanism where users earn rewards via Forging. Participants can earn $ADM by either running a full node as one of the 101 active delegates or by voting for a delegate’s forging pool. In return for securing the network and processing blocks, delegates share a portion of the generated rewards with the users who supported them through voting.

The 2025 roadmap highlights significant advancements, including integration with the Massa Chain and the implementation of decentralized file storage via IPFS. A major organizational milestone is the planned transition to a fully community-driven development model as the project moves toward dissolving the original foundation. Additionally, the release of Group Chats via the AIP-20 protocol is a highly anticipated feature for the upcoming year.