ADAMANT

ADAMANT is a decentralized messenger platform that integrates secure messaging, a cryptocurrency wallet, and an in-app crypto exchange, all built on its own Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) blockchain. It is designed to provide privacy and security superior to traditional peer-to-peer and centralized messaging apps by leveraging blockchain technology to ensure messages are encrypted, signed locally, and transmitted through a decentralized network. ADAMANT’s blockchain features a fast 5-second block time and uses its native utility token ADM to cover message and data transfer fees.

The platform targets developers and users who require a censorship-resistant, privacy-focused communication tool combined with cryptocurrency management capabilities. ADAMANT supports multiple client applications across web, mobile (iOS, Android), desktop (Windows, macOS, Linux), and even Tor, enabling broad accessibility. Developers can interact with the network via REST and WebSocket APIs, allowing real-time messaging and blockchain data queries. Running a personal node is encouraged to enhance decentralization, reliability, and performance, though public nodes are available for convenience.

What sets ADAMANT apart is its unique combination of a fully blockchain-based messenger with integrated crypto wallet and exchange features, all open-source and community-driven. Unlike typical messaging apps, ADAMANT’s blockchain architecture eliminates central points of failure and surveillance risks. Its DPoS consensus allows users to become delegates, forge blocks, and earn rewards, fostering active network participation. The platform also provides developer tools such as the adamant-api-jsclient JavaScript framework and a command-line interface for building custom applications or bots.

To get started, developers can install and run their own ADAMANT node following detailed installation and configuration guides, or connect to public nodes. The comprehensive documentation covers account generation, message encryption, transaction signing, and API usage. ADAMANT’s open-source SDKs and community resources support integration into new or existing projects, making it suitable for building privacy-first communication and crypto applications.