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View ChartADAMANT Messenger (ADM) is a decentralized, privacy-focused messaging platform built on its own blockchain, launched in 2017. It combines an anonymous encrypted messenger with a non-custodial multi-currency crypto wallet, allowing users to communicate and transfer digital assets without phone numbers, email addresses, or centralized intermediaries. The project is maintained by an independent global developer community and operates on a Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) network with a five-second block time. ADM is the native utility coin used for network fees, messaging commissions, staking, and delegate rewards. The token is 10^-9 divisible, has no fixed supply cap, and lists a maximum supply of 200 million ADM. With a total supply of approximately 111.83 million and circulating supply near 110.37 million, ADM remains a micro-cap asset in an active development phase.
Aleksei Lebedev is listed as the founder of ADAMANT Messenger, with the project originating in March 2017. Beyond this, ADAMANT is developed and maintained by the ADAMANT developer community and cryptofoundry, alongside independent developers and users around the world. The project is open-source, and its GitHub repositories are publicly accessible for review and contribution. The developer entity is listed as ADAMANT TECH LABS LP, operating under the ADAMANT Foundation, with a business address in Dublin, Ireland. Detailed public information about the broader core team is currently limited, reflecting the project's community-driven and decentralized organizational structure.
ADAMANT operates on its own DPoS blockchain, where blocks are produced every five seconds by elected delegates. All messages are encrypted using Diffie-Hellman Curve25519, Salsa20, and Poly1305 algorithms, then signed with SHA-256 and Ed25519 EdDSA. Private keys never leave the user's device and are never transmitted to the network, ensuring full user control over funds and communications. The blockchain guarantees the sequence and authenticity of messages. Users interact through open-source clients available on Web, Tor, iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux. A single password protects all supported cryptocurrencies within the built-in non-custodial wallet. The network is independent, with no central operator able to control, block, or censor accounts. Anyone can run a node, build an application, or contribute to the codebase.
ADAMANT distinguishes itself by integrating anonymous encrypted messaging with a non-custodial crypto wallet and in-chat transfers, all secured by blockchain technology. Unlike conventional messengers, it requires no phone number or email, does not access contact lists or geotags, and hides user IPs from other chatters. The platform offers 2FA on a blockchain solution, an internal exchanger that anyone can configure with custom fees and trading pairs, and Adelina, an AI chatbot based on ChatGPT. Its DPoS consensus is energy-efficient and allows community members to run forging pools and earn ADM. The project's open-source nature, decentralized governance, and support for a wide range of cryptocurrencies—including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, and USD Coin—make it a compelling option for privacy-conscious users seeking financial sovereignty in a single application.
ADM serves as the native utility coin of the ADAMANT blockchain. It is used to pay network fees and commissions for messaging, direct transfers, and additional services. ADM is also used for staking and delegate rewards, allowing holders to vote for forging pools and earn yields while supporting network reliability. The token facilitates in-chat cryptocurrency transfers, enabling users to send and receive digital assets while communicating. Additionally, ADM powers the internal exchanger, where users can swap ADM for other cryptocurrencies. Beyond transactions, ADM underpins the broader ADAMANT ecosystem, including the private blockchain for business and blockchain-based 2FA solutions, making it integral to the platform's privacy, security, and communication functions.
The ADAMANT ecosystem centers on its flagship Messenger application, which includes in-chat crypto transfers, an internal exchanger, and the Adelina AI chatbot. Community members can operate delegate nodes and forging pools, contributing to network security and earning ADM rewards. The platform also offers a private blockchain for business use and a blockchain-based 2FA solution. Development activity continues across multiple platforms, with a Progressive Web Application supporting Web, Tor, Android, macOS, Windows, and Linux. The official website provides a swap form, a block explorer, and resources for supporting development. The project maintains an active presence on GitHub, Medium, X, and BitcoinTalk, and its Google Play app has surpassed 10,000 downloads. The developer community has been active from 2017 through 2026, reflecting sustained engagement.
ADM is a mineable cryptocurrency, but unlike proof-of-work coins, it is generated through the DPoS consensus mechanism. Users can participate by running a delegate node or establishing a forging pool. Delegates are responsible for producing blocks and securing the network, while forging pools allow multiple participants to combine resources and share rewards proportionally. ADM holders can vote for forging pools with their tokens, empowering network reliability and yielding ADM rewards. This staking-based approach is energy-efficient and accessible to anyone with the technical capability to run a node. The issuance and burn mechanisms balance over time, and there is no fixed supply cap, meaning ADM generation continues as long as the network operates.
Because ADAMANT is non-custodial, users bear full responsibility for their passphrase, private keys, and funds. The first step is to create a strong, unique password and store it securely offline, never sharing it with anyone. Since private keys are never transmitted to the network, losing the passphrase means losing access to funds permanently. Users should download the official open-source clients only from verified sources and keep their devices updated with the latest security patches. Enabling blockchain-based 2FA adds an extra layer of protection. When using public nodes operated by independent community members, users should be aware that availability and policies may differ. Applications are provided as-is with no warranty, so exercising caution and maintaining personal backups is essential for safeguarding ADM and other supported assets.
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As of right now, the live price of ADAMANT Messenger (ADM) is ₹1.087055. Its market price fluctuates in real time based on overall supply and demand, and you can check the updated ADM to USD rate at the top of BTCC’s price page. In terms of market scope, ADAMANT Messenger records a 24h trading volume of ₹24.617144L (reflecting total buying and selling activity over the last 24 hours), with a total market cap of ₹12.027851Cr. Its current circulating supply stands at 11.04Cr out of a maximum supply cap of 20Cr.
The price volatility of ADAMANT Messenger (ADM) is essentially driven by market supply and demand dynamics. Key factors behind its price movements include: 1) Global macroeconomic conditions and sentiment, such as RBI or US Fed interest rate decisions; 2) Tokenomics, including the ratio of circulating supply (11.04Cr) to max supply (20Cr), as well as token unlocks and burn mechanisms; 3) Fundamental developments, such as ecosystem expansion, on-chain activity, and core protocol upgrades; and 4) Derivatives market dynamics, including leverage battles and liquidation cascades in perpetual contracts.
Looking at its historical price performance, ADAMANT Messenger (ADM) hit an all-time high (ATH) of ₹7.848845 on 2019-03-10 11:20, representing the peak of market sentiment. Conversely, its all-time low (ATL) was recorded at ₹0.022587 on 2023-02-17 00:05. Note that historical highs and lows reflect past performance only and do not guarantee future price trends; investment decisions should always align with live market conditions and your personal risk tolerance.
When trading ADM futures on BTCC, technical chart analysis begins with identifying key support and resistance levels on 1D and 4H charts using historical price pivots. Next, apply MA/EMA indicators to gauge trend directions, alongside RSI (values above 70 indicate overbought conditions, while below 30 suggest oversold levels). Always validate breakout signals with the 24h trading volume (₹24.617144L), as price breakouts accompanied by strong volume offer higher reliability.
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