EDMA - The Ethereum L2
For Real-World Assets through Proof of Verification (PoV). No evidence - no token - no settlement.
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What is Edma?
EDMA is the next evolution of Ethereum Layer-2—built for RWAs.
It replaces paperwork trust with Proof-of-Verification: only claims that pass Source → Verify → Gate → Mint are minted.
This kills double counting, greenwashing, and PDF-based settlement.
Result: faster closings, LC/escrow friction removed, audit-ready by default—Ethereum security with L2 speed and fees.
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Why EDMA Layer 2
Experience seamless performance with our Ethereum Layer 2 — engineered for speed, scalability, and safety. EDMA’s Proof-of-Verification sits at the core, admitting only verified claims while preserving full Ethereum compatibility for wallets, tools, and contracts.
An independent attestor network secures PoV; verified claims mint, and attestors are paid automatically from protocol fees.
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RWA
- Lightning-fast, verified RWA transactions
- Zero-downtime reliability
- Proof-of-Verification protocol
- Attestors (verifiers): earn a share of the treasury
- Burn (policy) - 50% of every protocol fee
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HOW IT WORKS
EDMA Layer 2
What EDMA Fixes on Ethereum for RWA
- Admits only verified Claims — PoV at the chain level — quorum • equality • one-claim
- Stays fast & cheap under load — Batching to Ethereum blobs (EIP-4844) keeps fees tiny
- Blocks double use. One-Claim Ledger — prevents duplicates across routes/registries.
- Turns events into actions. EMT milestones — delivery, filing, inspection, draw) trigger on-chain logic.
EDMA PoV
PROOF-OF-VERIFICATION — HOW CLAIMS ENTER STATE
- Source — device/registry/system emits data.
- Verify — independent attestations on the same evidence.
- Gate — PoV enforces quorum • equality • one-claim (chain rule).
- Mint — the token/proof mints. RWA tokenization process completed.
Certificates
- Verified supply only. ETT → MWh NFTs; Carbon Credit NFTs mint after PoV.
- Trade / retire. On-chain lineage; cross-registry mapping where needed.
- Fees in $EDM. Energy & carbon trades use route fees (2% buyer + 2% seller).
- What you get: fast execution, tiny costs, audit-ready records.
Commodities
- RFQ → Award → Escrow (EDUSD).
- EMT milestones (on board, cleared, delivered, assay) auto-release tranches.
- Fees in $EDM. 0.5% per milestone with caps; PoV gates every stage.
- What you get: programmable, fraud-resistant settlement with live lineage.
- Every admitted claim/EMT rewards the attestor pool from the treasury half of protocol fees
(weights by role/SLA are recorded on-chain).
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EDMA
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Presale
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Staking Pool
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Liquidity Pool
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Treasury
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Roadmap
Timelines may vary by market and compliance. Gas is pass-through via Paymaster; protocol fees are paid in EDM and 50% of each protocol fee burns.
FAQ
Have questions about Edma Network?
Explore the details and discover how you can be part of the change!
What is EDMA Network?
EDMA is an Ethereum Layer-2 for real-world assets (RWA). The chain runs
Proof-of-Verification (PoV) so only verified claims enter state
(Source → Verify → Gate → Mint). On top, EDMA powers two markets on one rail:
- Certificates Marketplace — energy & carbon (mint, trade, retire).
- Commodities Marketplace — milestone settlement with EMTs (on-board, cleared, delivered, assay).
What is the purpose of the EDM?
EDM is EDMA’s utility and governance token. It is used to pay
protocol fees on value-moving actions (e.g., trades, retirements, EMT releases) and for
staking/governance programs.
- Burn policy: 50% of each protocol fee burns; the remaining 50% (the “treasury half”) funds attestors, network ops, builders, and ecosystem.
- Gas: execution gas is a pass-through via a Paymaster (users can pay gas in EDM/EDUSD; the Paymaster settles tiny ETH to the sequencer).
- Energy/carbon trades typically use 2% buyer + 2% seller marketplace fees; the burn policy applies to the protocol-fee portion (gas is not burned).
What makes EDMA worth considering?
(Not investment advice.) EDMA combines a purpose-built L2—PoV at protocol level,
One-Claim Ledger, EMT milestones, EDUSD 1:1—with real-world execution:
- Group headquartered in Arizona, reporting ~$80M revenue.
- Active in acquisition, development, and construction of ~860 MWp PV parks.
- Partnerships with leading manufacturers/EPCs; pilots across energy, carbon, trade, and real estate.
How can I be sure EDMA can build this?
Edma Talent (our engineering arm) has ~100 AI/blockchain developers serving clients today.
Our PrimeHire process gives access to ~500 vetted engineers (top-1% acceptance) we can deploy quickly.
On-chain delivery follows a public roadmap: Ethereum DA via EIP-4844 blobs, PoV Gate,
One-Claim Ledger, EDUSD, EMT, Paymaster, testnet → mainnet milestones,
audits, and status SLAs.
How does Proof-of-Verification (PoV) work on EDMA L2?
PoV is enforced at the protocol level so bad claims never enter state.
- Source: devices/registries/systems emit data → one
evidenceHash. - Verify: independent attestors (operators, auditors, registries) sign the same hash; KPIs & revocations tracked.
- Gate: on-chain PoV Gate checks quorum • equality • one-claim; rejects mismatched or revoked evidence.
- Mint: on pass, the chain admits the claim and mints the proof/token (or issues an EMT); the One-Claim Ledger finalizes it.
Do I need ETH to use EDMA L2?
You can pay execution gas in EDM via our Paymaster.
The Paymaster settles the tiny ETH required to the sequencer. Protocol fees
(trades, retirements, EMT releases) are paid in EDM.
What burns and what doesn’t?
50% of each protocol fee burns. Gas is a pass-through and is not burned.
The remaining 50% (“treasury half”) funds attestors, network ops, builders, and ecosystem.
Who are attestors and how are they paid?
Attestors (operators, auditors, registries, inspectors) sign the same evidence hash. When PoV admits a claim,
attestors earn a share of the treasury half of protocol fees (SLA/role-weighted, paid T+0).
Revocations and latency penalties reduce share.
Where will EDM list after the presale?
Target path: a DEX listing within ~2 weeks of presale close, followed by staged CEX waves.
Timelines depend on market and compliance. Official tickers appear in Official Links.
Will liquidity be available at listing?
Yes—initial liquidity is provided at DEX listing, with market-maker support for subsequent CEX waves.
Depth targets and pairs are announced ahead of time.
When does the presale begin?
The presale begins on June 15, 2025 (UTC).
Early participants access the lowest price stages, starting at
$0.05 per EDM.
How can I participate in the presale?
- Open the presale page and connect your wallet.
- Enter the amount of EDM you want to buy.
- Select a supported currency (shown in the widget; e.g. ETH or USDT/USDC on Ethereum).
- Confirm and sign the transaction in your wallet.
- After confirmation, your purchase appears in the presale dashboard.
What is the minimum purchase amount?
The minimum purchase is $10 (USD equivalent) per transaction,
calculated at the time of purchase based on the selected currency.
Is KYC required for the presale?
Participation is subject to your local laws and our Terms. KYC/eligibility may apply and
restricted jurisdictions are listed on the presale page.
How do I claim my presale unlocks?
Use the presale dashboard with the same wallet you purchased from. Unlocks follow the schedule
(20% at listing, then 20% every 3 months). A small gas fee applies.
What cryptocurrencies can I use to purchase EDM coins?
During the presale you can buy EDM with ETH, USDT, or
USDC on Ethereum (ERC-20). Your wallet will show the supported options
at checkout. Network fees (gas) apply.
Is there any vesting period for presale participants?
Yes. Tokens are delivered at purchase to your wallet, but follow a time-lock/vesting schedule:
- Unlock starts at listing (TGE): first 20% unlock.
- Then 20% every 3 months until fully unlocked (5 tranches total).
What happens after the presale?
After the presale target of $40M is reached and the sale closes, we plan to list
EDM on decentralized exchanges (DEX). Target timing is within 2 weeks of presale
end, subject to market and compliance conditions. Initial liquidity will be provided to enable
trading.
Can I sell EDM coins after the presale?
Yes. Once EDM is listed on exchanges and trading is live, you can freely buy or sell your
unlocked EDM. Any locked portion continues to unlock in 20% batches every 3 months per the vesting schedule.
Can I use EDM to pay gas on EDMA L2?
Yes. Through our Paymaster you can pay execution gas in EDM or EDUSD;
the Paymaster settles the tiny ETH required under the hood. Protocol fees remain in EDM.
How do I benefit from buying EDM now?
Early participants access discounted presale tiers versus the intended
listing range. Holding EDM also lets you:
- Stake EDM (per program terms) for on-chain rewards.
- Vote on proposals as governance rolls out.
- Use EDM to pay protocol fees across EDMA’s marketplaces.
Are there staking rewards for EDM coin holders?
Yes. Staking programs allow EDM holders to earn on-chain rewards and help secure/support network activity. Key points:
- Rewards are defined by the staking program schedule and may change via governance.
- Rewards are sourced from the treasury half of protocol economics (the burn policy applies to protocol fees, not to gas).
- Lockups, tiers, and APY are shown in the staking UI when live.
Is Edma Network audited?
Yes. EDMA’s smart contracts undergo external security audits. Recent reviews include
Cyberscope and Coinsult. Audit reports and hashes are
published on our website when each phase goes live.
- Presale contracts and token contracts audited before launch.
- Core L2 components (PoV Gate, One-Claim Ledger, EDUSD, EMT) audited prior to mainnet-alpha.
- Ongoing bug-bounty and monitoring after deployments.
Who can buy EDM right now?
We accept buyers outside the U.S. who pass KYC checks.
U.S. buyers are only accepted if they are accredited investors and purchase under a private sale exemption (Reg D). If you’re not sure, contact us.
I’m in the U.S.—can I participate?
Yes only if you’re an accredited investor and complete our Reg D onboarding (KYC + accredited verification, subscription/SAFT, restricted-token delivery). Otherwise, you’re not eligible for the token sale.
I’m in the U.S. but not accredited. Is there any option?
You can buy (non-transferable credits that pay EDMA platform fees). They are not an investment, have no market, and can’t be resold. They’re just to cover your future platform use.
What am I buying when I buy EDM?
EDM is a utility token used to pay platform protocol fees. It doesn’t represent equity, dividends, profit share, or governance rights.
What checks do I need to pass?
All buyers complete KYC/AML/OFAC screening. U.S. buyers also complete accredited investor verification. We may decline or refund if we can’t clear compliance.
How do I pay?
We accept supported crypto and (for some jurisdictions) bank transfers through approved providers. We’ll show options in the checkout after KYC.
Are refunds available?
Purchases are final once accepted, except where required by law or if we decline you during compliance checks.
Taxes?
You’re responsible for your own tax reporting. We can’t give tax advice.
Is EDMA giving investment advice?
No. Nothing on this site is investment, legal, or tax advice. Buying tokens carries risk; only spend what you can afford to lose.
Where can I read the full terms?
See Terms & Conditions below. If anything here conflicts with your signed documents (e.g., SAFT/subscription), the signed documents control.