ONEchain

ONEchain is a gaming-optimized Layer 1 blockchain built to run on-chain games at scale, with full compatibility with the Ethereum Virtual Machine so developers can use familiar tools. It was created by NEXUS Co., Ltd. under the Open Game Foundation and targets game developers and players who want on-chain ownership of in-game assets without leaving a single, integrated ecosystem. The chain was previously known as CROSS and rebranded to ONEchain on 4 September 2026 following NEXUS's acquisition of ONE Store, South Korea's national mobile app marketplace, which provides an existing distribution channel for games built on the network.

ONEchain settles transactions on its own Layer 1 network and processes blocks with a block time recorded as 0.0 minutes in the stored data, though the consensus algorithm is not specified in the available records. The native token, ONE, is used to pay transaction fees on the network, to stake as a validator, and to participate in protocol governance. The ecosystem also includes a game software development kit, a cross-chain bridge, a decentralized exchange for game tokens, and a non-custodial wallet, all designed to give game developers modular infrastructure without needing to deploy on a general-purpose chain.

The data provided does not include a specific fee revenue figure, so fee-based measures such as protocol earnings or fee yield cannot be calculated from what is stored here. ONE is paid by users and game developers to execute transactions on the network, and validators receive staking rewards, but the precise split of fees between validators and the protocol treasury is not captured in the stored metrics. At the point-in-time snapshot, approximately 51.80 percent of the maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 ONE tokens is in circulation, and the fully diluted valuation is 1.90 times the current market capitalization, reflecting the portion of supply not yet in circulation.