Orochi Network

The one-billion allocation and the 700 million base units are not rival versions of the same number. One describes intended distribution; the other records tokens actually instantiated by two current contracts.

The address change matters because the December 2025 TGE article points to superseded contracts. CoinGecko and Orochi's repository now identify the live Ethereum and BNB deployments, so readers following the origin story must not mistake an announcement for the current asset.

Until the project locates the remaining 300 million and publishes a reserve-aware cross-chain ledger, a holder cannot tell whether the gap represents unissued inventory, another issuance path or future dilution.

zkDatabase is an offchain document database with owners, groups and other-user permissions. Its SDK exposes insert, update, query, history and Merkle operations, while an API key authenticates use of the hosted service.

A zero-knowledge proof can attest to a property or transformation without revealing every underlying field. That protects confidentiality only within the stated circuit and data assumptions; it does not prove an input was truthful before entry.

This is a delivered developer surface, but it combines cryptographic verification with service accounts and permission administrators. “Verifiable” describes what a proof covers, not the absence of operators.

zkMemory reduces memory correctness to constrained READ and WRITE operations: a read must match the latest write, and writes must respect configured regions. Rust packages and source code make the component inspectable.

Builders can choose layouts, word sizes, instruction sets and proof engines. This flexibility helps construct zkVMs, but each custom machine still needs its own circuit review, benchmarks and security assumptions.

The wider ZK-data-rollup architecture recursively composes proofs of data processing. Official architecture claims are useful design evidence; production throughput, decentralization and failure behavior require live measurements the reviewed material did not provide.

Ethereum ON could mint 600 million only once to the owner, and BSC ON used the same shape for 100 million. Once supply was nonzero the mint path closed; the base contracts have no proxy upgrade, pause or blacklist.

Distribution happens through vesting, treasury and airdrop contracts. The launch plan placed 30% in network incentives and 21.55% in ecosystem reserve, while Foundation, marketing/liquidity, team, investors and airdrop control the rest.

Airdrop rules also differed by cohort: the largest 6,000 wallets vest monthly for 12 months; others face a one-month cliff. A fixed token contract does not prevent scheduled unlocks or discretionary treasury sales.

The 2026 bridge design wraps Ethereum ON into wON and uses Chainlink CCIP pools. BSC locks/releases its 100-million base supply. Ethereum CCIP minting consumes a local counter capped at 100 million; burns replenish that headroom. This is neither a lifetime issuance cap nor a cap on total wON. Depositing native Ethereum ON mints reserve-backed wON without applying that constant.

wON is upgradeable, pausable and role controlled. The design assigns upgrades to a 48-hour timelock but permits operational multisig roles around pause, pool custody and mint/burn, so holder safety depends on keys and Chainlink messaging as well as Solidity.

The state file dated June 23, 2026 reports redeployment and wiring work, but still lists a small live round trip as the next step and contains pending replacement-address fields. These are dated repository statements, not an independently replayed deployment or a September operational verdict. They leave route availability to be established separately.

Official copy assigns ON to validators, storage providers, ZK sequencers and fee payers. Reviewed sources did not show a live validator roster, observed fee market or binding token-vote executor, so these remain described utilities rather than universal present rights.

Orochi Network Pte. Ltd. operates services under terms that reserve accounts, content and service control. A later Orochi Foundation announcement describes an independent nonprofit supporting grants and governance, but a token balance does not transfer its assets or corporate powers.

The strongest story is narrower than the slogan: software for proving database and memory operations exists, while reviewed records leave supply reconciliation and binding governance unresolved. The June 2026 bridge record also stops short of establishing current route availability. A holder owns transferable units and implemented access—not guaranteed yield, equity or completion.