ADI Chain:- The leading Layer-2 blockchain network from the MENA region, ADI, has signed a major partnership with Ledger to provide institutional-grade security support for its native token, $ADI.
As part of the partnership signed by blockchain’s ADI Foundation, Ledger will now support $ADI natively on its platform.
Interestignly, ADI Chain is linked to a much larger Abu Dhabi corporate and investment ecosystem. is based in Abu Dhabi and was founded by Sirius International Holding, the digital arm of IHC (International Holding Company), one of the UAE’s largest investment companies. The connection gives ADI Chain strong institutional backing as the Middle East continues to expand its presence in blockchain and digital asset infrastructure.
ADI Chain Secures Ledger Support for $ADI
The partnership is basically about making $ADI available on Ledger wallets. Users can now safely store and manage the token using one of the most trusted crypto security platforms in the world.
In simple terms, ADI Chain has its own token called $ADI. Ledger as the leading hardware wallet and security provider, secures 20% of the world’s crypto assets, allowing people to securely hold crypto. Now with the partnership, Ledger users can natively support and store $ADI on their devices and app.
They will also be able to track portfolios and interact with on-chain applications through Ledger Wallet. The integration is also expected to help ADI expand secure access to its ecosystem for both retail and institutional users.
Before this, holding $ADI required more technical or limited wallet options. With Ledger integration, the token becomes more accessible and trusted for both retail users and institutions.
Boost for Crypto in MENA Region
ADI Chain has been positioning itself as one of the leading blockchain infrastructure projects coming out of the MENA region. That’s especially in areas like stablecoins, real-world assets, and regulated blockchain finance.
Despite being a relatively new project, ADI has already crossed a few hundred million dollars in market valuation. According to Coingecko, $ADI currently has a market capitalization of around $400 million, with a circulating supply of nearly 104 million tokens. The token recently touched an all-time high of around $4.55 earlier this year.
This comes as MENA region, particularly, UAE continue pushing deeper into regulated blockchain infrastructure. Dubai is the first region to have the first-ever regulatory framework for crypto derivatives trading through VARA.
Regulators such as Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) have continued introducing clearer licensing and compliance frameworks for crypto companies. Just last week, Kraken secured VARA license ahead of its IPO plans.
In one of the PowerTalks with Block of Fame, VARA’s Chief counsel said, . Institutions across the region are now increasingly exploring stablecoins, tokenized assets, and blockchain-based financial infrastructure.
Thus, ADI Chain’s partnership with Ledger reflects how blockchain projects emerging from the region are focusing more on security, regulation, and institutional adoption.
With native Ledger support now live, ADI is looking to further expand its reach. It aims to do by providing users with institutional-grade protection for holding and managing $ADI.
Sneha Agrawal 
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