How Aeredium works
Aeredium's TEE validation model is technically distinct from most Layer 1s. Start with the architecture, verify it against live testnet data, then check who is actually building it.
Hardware enclaves as validators, 10,000+ TPS, 2-second finality, and native settlement across 13 chains. The full architecture from scratch.
Token AER tokenomics: supply, vesting, and the 1B hard capEvery allocation, every vesting schedule, the staking pool mechanics, and why the 8.7% TGE float matters for price discovery.
Price analysis AER price prediction 2026–2028: independent analysisSupply mechanics, comparable Layer 1 launches, and three grounded price scenarios from bear to bull. The independent view the official team cannot publish.
Testnet Aeredium testnet: live data and what it signalsThe public Blockscout explorer is running now. What the block times, transaction counts, and validator activity tell you about mainnet readiness.
Due diligence Is Aeredium legit? Independent on-chain verificationWhat can be confirmed on-chain and in public records, what's stated but not yet verifiable, and the checklist serious investors use.
Team Who is building Aeredium? Verified team profilesAlbert Dadon AM, Alexander Rees-Evans, Eitan Katz, and Amir Hamidi PhD: what each person's background confirms about the project.
Comparisons
Independent analysis the official team cannot publish: how Aeredium's architecture compares with other cross-chain infrastructure projects.
KIMA holders: act before June 30
The conversion window closes June 30, 2026. After that, KIMA is delisted and the swap pool closes permanently.
The KIMA cross-chain settlement layer is now embedded inside Aeredium's execution stack. What that means for both communities.
Time-sensitive KIMA token 2026: the June 30 deadline, 5:1 swap, and vestingThe conversion window closes June 30. This is the step-by-step guide: what to do, what not to do, what happens to KIMA after the deadline.
Wallet StablePro Wallet: setup, security, and what it can doThe only wallet that supports KIMA conversion and AER staking. How the key architecture works, and how to use it safely.