Orama Labs' first OCM project ZENO launches on Solana, along with the release of the first developer MVP version of ZENO Scene
ChainCatcher reported that Orama Labs' pioneering OCM (Onboarding Community Market) model's debut project, ZENO, has successfully launched on the Solana network, along with the release of the first developer MVP version of ZENO Scene. This launch attracted a total of $3.5 million in PYTHIA for staking subscriptions, marking a significant breakthrough for this on-chain access framework specifically designed for high-quality Web2 enterprises/teams.
ZENO is a comprehensive platform dedicated to building a persistent digital layer for the physical world, aiming to connect the real world with dynamic virtual worlds through a standardized system. As the first benchmark case of the OCM model, ZENO demonstrates the framework's full capabilities in technology integration, community building, and value alignment.
Through the successful implementation of the OCM model, Orama Labs has provided a replicable on-chain transformation path for Web2 enterprises/teams with mature business models and technical capabilities. The smooth launch of ZENO further improves Orama's full-chain protocol system from scientific research innovation to commercial application, injecting new innovative vitality into the Solana ecosystem.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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