Enso Network, an intent-centric blockchain platform, has officially launched its mainnet along with its native token ENSO, which is now listed on several major centralized exchanges (CEX), including Binance and Bitget. The protocol integrates over 145 decentralized applications and networks, positioning itself as a single entry point into DeFi.
The Enso platform enables developers to read and write data across multiple blockchains and smart contracts through a standardized interface, facilitating faster deployment of on-chain solutions. With backing from prominent investors such as Polychain Capital, Multicoin Capital, and Cyberfund, Enso has already processed transactions totaling $17 billion.
The ENSO token serves dual purposes: enabling protocol settlements and securing the network via staking. The total token supply is 100 million, with 20.59% in circulation and 1.75% reserved for airdrops. ENSO operates on both Ethereum and BNB Chain networks.
Despite the successful launch, some users reported issues claiming airdrop rewards and noted relatively small allocations. As of now, ENSO is trading at approximately $2.60, reflecting a decline of over 57%, with a market capitalization of $53.4 million according to CoinMarketCap.
Enso Network continues to expand its ecosystem, aiming to serve as a bridging layer across thousands of blockchain frameworks, providing developers with a unified interface for on-chain operations.
