ADI

ADI Chain is a Layer 2 network built on top of Ethereum, developed by the ADI Foundation to serve governments, enterprises, and institutions that need compliant digital infrastructure. It aims to make blockchain practical for public-sector and corporate use cases such as payments, e-invoicing, land registries, and stablecoins. The stated ambition is to connect traditional administrative systems with blockchain architecture and eventually reach one billion users by 2030.

ADI Chain is built on zkSync's zkStack framework, which means transactions are bundled and settled back to Ethereum using zero-knowledge proofs rather than re-executing every transaction on the main chain. The proof generation is handled by a component called the Airbender prover, which uses GPU acceleration to produce those proofs quickly and at lower cost. The architecture also supports modular Layer 3 deployments, allowing nations or enterprises to run their own region-specific chains that sit on top of ADI Chain itself.

The data provided does not include a fee revenue figure, so no fee stream can be confirmed for this protocol at this time. What the data does show is a total value locked of 1,583,967 USD at the point of measurement, against a market capitalisation of 83,295,681 USD, producing a market-cap-to-TVL ratio of 52.77 and a fully diluted valuation-to-TVL ratio of 5,593.51. Without a documented fee mechanism in the available data, fee-based yield or revenue measures that some research sites display would not be meaningful here.