Q: §SHDX token - What is the utility ?

Shido DEX rewards and utility token $SHDX , is exclusively available on the Shido Network, paired with native Shido. $SHDX powers the DEX ecosystem by rewarding active users and will be providing staking opportunities, allowing holders to earn passive income while supporting the DEX platform’s growth. Start trading now: http://pools.shido.io

Q: What is Bubbleswap - DEX build on Shido Network with AI functions, who let you easily trade on the Shido ecosystem.

BubbleSwap is a decentralized exchange (DEX) built on the Shido Network. It features a unique bubble themed interface that makes trading cryptocurrencies fun and engaging! Users can swap tokens easily, providing liquidity and participating in the growing DeFi ecosystem on the Shido blockchain. Created by Maverick, who is also behind other major projects in the Shido ecosystem, BubbleSwap aims to bring a user-friendly experience while ensuring fast and secure transactions. The platform leverages the advantages of the Shido Network, like low fees and quick transaction times, making it an attractive option for traders and liquidity providers. Go to Bubbleswap It has also AI functions such as an all-in-one DeFi assistant for Shido Network: Main Features: 💱 Swap - "swap 100 SHIDO to KENSEI" 🌉 Bridge - "bridge 50 USDC from Ethereum and other available chains" 🔒 Stake - "stake 100 KENSEI" / "claim my rewards" 🪙 Create Tokens - "create a token called MyToken" I can also help you with: 📊 Token prices & market data 💱 Token conversions - "how much SHIDO for 100 USDC?" 💰 Check balances & portfolio value 📤 Transfer tokens to any address 🔥 Burn tokens Go to Bubbleswap

Q: Where to buy Shido

Buy Shido native on a CEX like MEXC with USDT and then withdraw to keplr or Cosmostation and stake for 7% apy. If you prefer DEFI then bridge USDC from 5 chains via Shido gateway native bridge , grab free 50 Shido and finish transaction to swap USDC Shido to Shido. Alternative, you can use skipgo cross chain (on their website or keplr swap section) and swap cross to Shido. For now I would avoid buying eth side (UNISWAP) if you intend to explore shido network mainnet afterwards since new purchases don't qualify for migration

Question 1

§SHDX token - What is the utility ?

admin · Accepted Answer

Shido DEX rewards and utility token $SHDX, is exclusively available on the Shido Network, paired with native Shido. $SHDX powers the DEX ecosystem by rewarding active users and will be providing staking opportunities, allowing holders to earn passive income while supporting the DEX platform’s growth. Start trading now: http://pools.shido.io

Question 2

All you need to develop on Shido (documentation)

shidohub · Accepted Answer

All documentation for developers can be found here

Question 3

HOW TO ADD SHIDO NETWORK TO YOUR WALLET

admin · Accepted Answer

For Metamask users👇🏻

Go to Settings > Networks > Add Network.
Input:
Network Name: Shido
RPC URL: https://evm.shidoscan.net
Chain ID: 9008
Currency Symbol: SHIDO
Explorer: https://shidoscan.net

If you encounter issues, clear the MetaMask cache via Settings > Advanced > Clear Activity.

For Keplr Wallet Users👇🏻

Desktop:

Add Shido at https://chains.keplr.app/

2. Mobile:

Go to Settings > General > Add/Remove Chains :add Shido.

Question 4

How to launch a token on Shido with WenMint

shidohub · Accepted Answer

www.wenmint.fun

https://twitter.com/MaverickCryptoz/status/2036471305340379322?s=20

Question 5

How to see all your balances and values on the Shido Network

shidohub · Accepted Answer

You can now see all your balance and values of:

tokens
staked tokens
Shido
native staking
pending rewards of native Shido and tokens

visit: https;//app.bubbleswap.io/neural

Question 6

How to trade for tokens on the Shido Network

admin · Accepted Answer

there are meanly 2 apps to trade for tokens on the Shido Meannet

Shido DEX developped by the Shido team and to find on https://app.shido.io/
Bubble Swap developped by MavNode Labs and to find at https://bubbleswap.io

Through Shido DEX: Send for example USDC to Metamask (via ETH, Base or Arb) then use the gateway and buy Shido on Dex with those USDC (Shido). Don 't forget to add Shido Meannet to Metamask

Be aware you need first to buy Shido (Native)

Question 7

Shido has chain abstraction in the roadmap for Q1 2026. What does that mean ?

shidohub · Accepted Answer

Chain abstraction in crypto is a design approach that hides the complexity of individual blockchains from users and developers, so apps and users can interact with multiple chains as if they were one.

Instead of thinking about which chain you’re on, which token to use for gas, or how to bridge assets, chain abstraction makes those details automatic or invisible.

The problem it solves

Today’s crypto experience is fragmented:

Different chains (Ethereum, Solana, Arbitrum, Base, etc.)
Different wallets, gas tokens, bridges, and standards
Users must manually:
- Switch networks
- Bridge assets
- Hold the right gas token
- Understand chain-specific quirks

This creates friction and user drop-off.

What chain abstraction does

Chain abstraction introduces a middleware layer that handles cross-chain complexity behind the scenes.

From the user’s perspective:

“I want to swap, lend, mint, or play a game”
—not—
“I want to do this on Chain X using Token Y with Bridge Z”

Key components of chain abstraction

1. Unified user experience

One wallet or interface

No manual network switching

Same address or identity across chains

2. Abstracted gas

Pay gas in any token (or none at all)

Apps can sponsor gas or auto-convert fees

3. Cross-chain execution

A single action triggers transactions on multiple chains

Routing, bridging, and settlement handled automatically

4. Intent-based transactions

Instead of specifying how a transaction happens, users express intent:

“Swap USDC for ETH at best price”

The system figures out:

Which chain

Which DEX

Which bridge

Execution path

Examples of chain abstraction in practice

User-level

Send USDC to someone without knowing which chain they’re on

Use a dApp without caring whether it’s on L1 or L2

Pay gas with USDC instead of ETH

Developer-level

Write one app that works across many chains

Avoid custom integrations for every network

Focus on UX and logic, not infrastructure

Projects commonly associated with chain abstraction

(Conceptually — not endorsements)

Account abstraction (ERC-4337) – smart wallets, gas abstraction
Cross-chain intent systems – e.g., Anoma, Across, Everclear
Modular blockchains – separating execution, settlement, DA
Omnichain protocols – LayerZero, Axelar, Wormhole
Smart wallet UX layers – Safe, ZeroDev, Coinbase Smart Wallet

How it differs from related terms

Concept	Difference
Bridges	Move assets between chains; chain abstraction hides bridges
Multichain apps	Apps on many chains; abstraction makes them feel like one
Account abstraction	Focuses on wallets; chain abstraction is broader
Interoperability	Technical connectivity; abstraction is UX-focused

One-sentence definition

Chain abstraction is the idea that users and developers should interact with crypto apps without needing to know—or care—what blockchain they’re using.

If you want, I can also explain:

Why VCs are excited about it
How it affects token value accrual
Technical architectures (intent solvers, relayers, settlement layers)
Pros/cons and security tradeoffs

Why chain abstraction matters (and why VCs care)

1. It removes the #1 blocker to mass adoption

Most users don’t quit crypto because of ideology — they quit because:

Network switching is confusing
Bridges feel risky
Gas tokens are annoying

Chain abstraction makes crypto feel more like:

“Using the internet”
and less like:
“Operating distributed infrastructure”

That’s a massive UX unlock.

2. It expands the total market

Without abstraction:

Users are siloed by chain
Liquidity is fragmented
Apps compete per ecosystem

With abstraction:

Every user = global user
Every app = omnichain by default
Liquidity becomes chain-agnostic

This increases:

Usage
Retention
Revenue potential

3. It shifts value to coordination layers

Historically, value accrued to:

L1s (Ethereum, Solana)
L2s (Arbitrum, Optimism)

Chain abstraction introduces new value centers:

Intent routers
Solver networks
Smart wallet layers
Cross-chain settlement protocols

VCs like this because it’s a new stack, not a zero-sum game.

How chain abstraction actually works (simplified)

Step 1: User expresses an intent

Instead of instructions:

“Bridge USDC from Base to Arbitrum, then swap”

The user says:

“Swap USDC to ETH at best price”

Step 2: A solver / router figures it out

A backend system:

Chooses the optimal chain(s)

Finds liquidity

Handles bridging if needed

Optimizes for speed, cost, or price

This is similar to search + execution in TradFi.

Step 3: Execution happens across chains

Behind the scenes:

Multiple transactions may occur

On multiple blockchains

With different gas tokens

But the user sees one action, one confirmation.

Step 4: Settlement & verification

The system ensures:

Funds arrive correctly

Transactions are atomic or safely reversible

Failures don’t harm the user

Where abstraction lives in the stack

Think of it as layers:
User
↓
Smart Wallet (account abstraction)
↓
Intent Layer (what the user wants)
↓
Solver / Router Network
↓
Bridges + Messaging
↓
Execution Chains (L1s, L2s, app-chains)
Each layer hides complexity from the one above it.

Tradeoffs & risks (important)

Chain abstraction is powerful, but not free.

1. Trust assumptions

Who controls the solver?

What happens if it goes down?

Can it censor or front-run?

Some designs are decentralized, others aren’t.

2. Security surface area

More layers = more things that can break:

Bridges

Relayers

Smart wallets

Off-chain components

Abstraction reduces user error but can increase system risk.

3. Value capture is unclear

Big open questions:

Do solvers capture fees?

Do chains lose pricing power?

Does abstraction commoditize blockspace?

This is still playing out.

The big picture takeaway

Chain abstraction is not about killing blockchains.

It’s about making blockchains invisible infrastructure, like:

TCP/IP for the internet

Cloud servers for apps

Payment rails for fintech

Users don’t care what chain they’re on — and soon, they won’t have to.

Question 8

Shido Network fully integrated on CoinMarketCap

shidohub · Accepted Answer

Shido Network is fully integrated with @CoinMarketCap at the protocol level.

This means CoinMarketCap’s industry-leading Web3 data infrastructure directly fetches and indexes all on-chain metrics from Shido Network.

As a result:

Both Shido Network and the Shido DEX are natively tracked by CoinMarketCap’s DexScan platform
All tokens launched on Shido are automatically indexed and discoverable on CoinMarketCap
Verified token contracts deployed on Shido Network are recognized as on-chain assets
Major stablecoins such as USDC and USDT are tracked directly on Shido Network, ensuring accurate liquidity, volume, and pricing

This integration places Shido alongside leading Layer-1 networks, offering transparent, real-time market data and immediate exposure to a global audience on CoinMarketCap’s platform.

For developers and projects launching on Shido, this removes friction entirely:
deploy → trade → track, with no manual listing steps or costs required.

Shido continues to strengthen its core infrastructure as a fully indexed, analytics-ready blockchain built for real Web3 adoption.

Explore more at Shido.io.

Question 9

What is Bubbleswap - DEX build on Shido Network with AI functions, who let you easily trade on the Shido ecosystem.

admin · Accepted Answer

BubbleSwap is a decentralized exchange (DEX) built on the Shido Network. It features a unique bubble themed interface that makes trading cryptocurrencies fun and engaging! Users can swap tokens easily, providing liquidity and participating in the growing DeFi ecosystem on the Shido blockchain.

Created by Maverick, who is also behind other major projects in the Shido ecosystem, BubbleSwap aims to bring a user-friendly experience while ensuring fast and secure transactions. The platform leverages the advantages of the Shido Network, like low fees and quick transaction times, making it an attractive option for traders and liquidity providers.

Go to Bubbleswap

It has also AI functions such as an all-in-one DeFi assistant for Shido Network:

Main Features:
💱 Swap - "swap 100 SHIDO to KENSEI"
🌉 Bridge - "bridge 50 USDC from Ethereum and other available chains"
🔒 Stake - "stake 100 KENSEI" / "claim my rewards"
🪙 Create Tokens - "create a token called MyToken"

I can also help you with:
📊 Token prices & market data
💱 Token conversions - "how much SHIDO for 100 USDC?"
💰 Check balances & portfolio value
📤 Transfer tokens to any address
🔥 Burn tokens

Go to Bubbleswap

Question 10

What is the difference between Shido on ETH and native Shido

admin · Accepted Answer

Shido started as a token on the Ethereum network (Layer 2).
The contract number on ETH is : 0xe2512A2f19F0388aD3D7A5263eaA82AcD564827b
You need this contract number to import Shido as a custom token in some wallets

Since early 2024 the team launched a native coin on its own network (Layer 1)

The total (token + coin) is about 18.000.000.000
Every time tokens are bridged to native, the tokens on ETH side are burned to keep the total in balance

Question 11

Where to buy Shido

admin · Accepted Answer

Buy Shido native on a CEX like MEXC with USDT and then withdraw to keplr or Cosmostation and stake for 7% apy.
If you prefer DEFI then bridge USDC from 5 chains via Shido gateway native bridge, grab free 50 Shido and finish transaction to swap USDC Shido to Shido.

Alternative, you can use skipgo cross chain (on their website or keplr swap section) and swap cross to Shido.

For now I would avoid buying eth side (UNISWAP) if you intend to explore shido network mainnet afterwards since new purchases don't qualify for migration

FAQ

BUY SHIDO

Where to buy Shido

GENERAL

How to trade for tokens on the Shido Network

What is the difference between Shido on ETH and native Shido

TUTORIAL

How to launch a token on Shido with WenMint