OMNI is Omnisea’s upcoming token. The plan: reward holders who bring selected Omniassets to Zero, give those assets a place to trade, and use protocol revenue to buy back OMNI.
Transfer an eligible token from its original chain to Zero through Omnisea. Its Omniasset is the cross-chain version you can hold and use there.
Deposit an approved Omniasset into its dedicated staking pool, called a gauge. Each gauge receives a share of the OMNI rewards allocated for that period.
Rewards would follow your share of the stake over time. The amount depends on the gauge’s reward budget, total deposits and how long you participate—not a fixed APR.
Omniasset gauges · Planned
For example, an approved wTAO Omniasset could have its own gauge on Zero. Holders would stake wTAO and earn OMNI, without swapping their wTAO for a different token.
Rewards are intended for curated Omniassets, not every token that arrives on Zero. Each gauge would identify the exact asset and issuer it accepts. Two cross-chain versions of the same original token would not automatically share eligibility.
Each period would have an allocated reward budget. Someone providing 10% of the stake throughout a period would earn 10% of that gauge’s distributed rewards. Changing deposits changes the share; token prices also affect any displayed APR.
The initial design aims for staking without a mandatory lock, with separate withdraw and claim actions. Withdrawal rules and reward schedules will be published before deposits open. Staking adds contract and asset risk; rewards are not guaranteed returns.
We plan to combine the source-chain transfer and destination staking action in one flow, with the position credited to your wallet. A token approval may still be required. Before launch, we will publish how to recover tokens if the transfer arrives but staking fails.
Zero + ATLAS
Zero is LayerZero’s blockchain designed for global markets. ATLAS is its headless exchange engine: trading venues provide the interface. Omnisea plans to be one of those venues. About Zero ↗
Our goal is a dedicated “Trade on ATLAS” tab for every Omniasset OFT on Zero. You would open its token page to access its market through Omnisea. Trading would activate only when the asset is supported, its market is available and liquidity is in place.
We intend to create markets for Omniassets and operate the trading interface. ATLAS supplies matching, clearing, settlement and risk infrastructure. These are distinct roles; building the interface alone does not establish market creator rights. How ATLAS works ↗
The aim is to bring assets people want to use, then connect them with trading demand. A staking deposit is not automatically a market-making position: trading and gauge staking would remain separate choices. Any later lending or liquidity strategy would need its own terms and risk review.
Planned revenue → OMNI buybacks
OMNI incentives are intended to attract selected assets to Zero. As those assets move and trade, the plan is to direct a portion of Omnisea’s earned revenue toward OMNI buybacks. User deposits and token backing are not buyback funds.
The proposed funding source is the protocol’s own share of transfer fees. It does not include the issuer’s share, network gas or LayerZero delivery costs. The portion reserved for buybacks and the execution policy are still to be defined.
LayerZero’s announced Open ATLAS model rebates 20–65% of trading fees to venues, depending on ZRO stake and/or aggregate volume. Omnisea’s actual tier and qualification are not established. Rebates earned by our venue are a planned buyback revenue source.
After the venue rebate, the announced split is 25% to the market creator and 75% to ZRO buy-and-burn. Omnisea could earn the creator share for markets it creates—not all markets shown in its UI. OMNI buybacks would be a separate Omnisea policy. Read the announced fee model ↗
We intend to track each gauge’s rewards, deposits, transfer activity, trading volume and attributable revenue. That would help direct incentives toward assets with sustained use. Buyback amounts depend on realized revenue and an adopted policy; they do not guarantee a token price, yield or offset to emissions.
The proposed first release is a small set of approved gauges, with reward budgets set by the protocol. Eligibility, allocation authority and schedules would be public before staking opens.
A possible extension would let issuers and communities add their own rewards alongside OMNI. Teams could help fund demand for their asset on Zero rather than relying only on OMNI incentives.
OMNI-based gauge voting is a longer-term option, not a launch commitment. Voting rights, any lock model, and productive uses such as liquidity or lending require separate designs and review.
Upcoming · Not live
This page presents the proposed OMNI utility and Zero experience. OMNI gauges, bridge-and-stake, Omnisea’s ATLAS integration and the buyback program are not live.
Verified token and gauge addresses, supply and allocations, emissions, eligible assets, contract reviews, withdrawal rules and the buyback policy. This page does not announce a launch date, token sale, claim or airdrop.
The integration depends on network availability, supported assets, market setup and venue requirements. LayerZero currently describes ATLAS as coming later in 2026; this is not an Omnisea launch date. Check ATLAS’s latest status ↗
OMNI is Omnisea’s planned incentives token. ZRO is LayerZero’s token, designated for Zero’s gas, security and ATLAS venue economics. OMNI does not replace ZRO or give holders a claim on ATLAS’s ZRO buybacks. Omnisea’s plans do not imply an endorsed partnership.