A new project called Sonami ($SNMI) has launched its presale, introducing what it calls the first Layer 2 token for the Solana blockchain. The initiative is designed to address network congestion and reliability issues that can affect the Solana network during periods of high transaction volume.

Improving Transaction Efficiency

Sonami’s core function is to offload and bundle transactions, a common Layer 2 scaling technique. By grouping multiple transactions into a single one before processing, the project aims to reduce network congestion and improve overall efficiency. This approach is intended to maintain high transaction speeds and scalability without compromising security.

The project’s architecture is built to support high-frequency decentralized applications, such as gaming ecosystems that demand real-time interactions. It’s also designed to be suitable for handling microtransactions and applications involving meme coins.

Roadmap and Presale Details

Sonami has outlined a multi-phase roadmap that begins with its ongoing presale. According to the project, it has already raised over $2 million, with the token currently valued at $0.0019. Once the presale concludes, the tokens will be bridgeable to the Layer 2 network.

Following the initial distribution, Sonami plans to list the $SNMI token on both decentralized and centralized exchanges. The third phase of its roadmap focuses on expanding the token’s utility, building on its core features of speed and reduced network strain.

Token Economics

The total supply of Sonami is set at 82,999,999,999 $SNMI tokens. The distribution is structured to support the ecosystem’s growth and development. The allocation includes 25% for staking incentives, 20% for the treasury, and 15% for marketing. The remaining 40% is split between development (30%) and exchange listings (10%) to provide liquidity and fund technical advancements.