PANews reported on September 5th that Omni Labs' official website announced the rebranding of Omni to Nomina, along with a new name, logo, and visual identity. The company also announced a token migration, with $OMNI to be exchanged for $NOM at a 1:75 ratio, with a circulating supply of 2.9 billion and a total supply of 7.5 billion. The new token contract address is 0x6e6F6d696e61decd6605bD4a57836c5DB6923340. $NOM will not be initially stakingable. $OMNI staking will be suspended upon the launch of $NOM. Staking and rewards will be automatically migrated one week later, without any user intervention.
Omni Announces Name Change to Nomina and Launches $NOM Token Migration
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