eDMT Protocol

Further Statement on Early Concentrated Acquisition of High-Value IDs eDMT/eNAT has always been built around the principles of fair launch, open participation, and verifiable on-chain records. We want to clarify that these restrictions are not aimed at “batch minting” itself. In an open network, users may participate in minting through different methods. What we are addressing is a specific early-mainnet pattern: within an extremely short period of time, in some cases within seconds, a small number of wallets used scripted methods to acquire a large concentration of high-burn, high-value eNAT IDs. This kind of early concentrated acquisition can materially affect the initial distribution and future circulation of a fair-launch asset. Based on the fair launch principle, circulation restrictions have been applied at the application layer to the relevant eNAT IDs. As of now, the restrictions involve: - IDs initially associated with 4 wallets - 1,165 eNAT whole IDs - Approximately 36,594.49 bENAT of potential circulating supply To be clear: These restrictions are not wallet-based, nor are they a subjective action against any individual user identity. The restrictions are attached to specific eNAT IDs identified through public on-chain data. If those IDs are transferred, the restrictions continue to follow the IDs themselves. At the same time, eDMT remains a calldata-only protocol. Protocol-layer on-chain records are not modified, deleted, or rewritten. Anyone can independently index and verify the canonical protocol state. We respect the verifiability of an open protocol, while also upholding the basic consensus of a fair launch. Early eNAT circulation should not be dominated by a small number of scripted high-value ID sniping behaviors.

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@eDMTProtocol WHY I CANT BUY BUNDLE I HAVE WETH ?

Statement on Early Concentrated Acquisition eDMT/eNAT was launched with a core principle: fair launch, open participation, and verifiable on-chain records.

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@eDMTProtocol Mint 84 cards of wENAT in batches. During several attempts to open the wallet, I made two incorrect clicks and the transaction was rejected. Now, only 42 cards have been received in the wallet, and the remaining 42 cards have vanished.

@pinoratiko They can’t enter official circulation: no wrap, no bENAT deposit, and no market listing. The restriction follows the eNAT ID, not the wallet address. Protocol records remain unchanged and verifiable.

@eDMTProtocol What restrictions excaxtly?

We respect the verifiability of an open protocol, while also upholding the basic consensus of a fair launch. Early eNAT distribution should not be dominated by a small number of scripted sniping behaviors.

To be clear: eDMT is a calldata-only protocol. The protocol-layer on-chain records remain public, transparent, verifiable, and are not modified, deleted, or rewritten.

@shr860910 Yes, the app created that custody tx. The issue is the next step: it must be resumed with the same wallet in wENAT → Whole Wrap → Batch, not bENAT or another wallet. If it says “Signer connection issue”, refresh/retry and don’t send another custody tx.

@eDMTProtocol I also tried checking the “Advanced” section in the batch page, but I couldn’t find any record there. Then I switched wallets and tried minting a single item instead, but it was also rejected by the operator.

eDMT Protocol Indexer Node will soon be open for independent operation. As a calldata-only protocol, eDMT does not deploy smart contracts and does not rely on on-chain contract storage.

@ahsdvad The transfer is recovered. Don’t send another one. Refresh and retry in 1-2 mins. If it still fails, send wallet + tx hash.

@eDMTProtocol How do I deal with this?

@shr860910 You used the bENAT mint flow, but that tx is a batch whole-eNAT transfer. Please go to the wENAT / Whole wrap tab, switch to Batch, select those 4 transferred blocks, then continue.The operator rejection is expected because the selected amount/source didn’t match the tx Calldata

@eDMTProtocol HELP! tx: etherscan.io/tx/0x4cbc5d779…

@cliviuss DM is open. ❤

@eDMTProtocol I'm very interested in becoming an early independent Indexer Node operator for the eDMT Protocol How can i contact u guys i cant dm

We welcome more infrastructure participants to run their own eDMT Indexer Node, helping improve the verifiability, availability, and resilience of the protocol state. If you are interested in early Indexer Node operation or infrastructure collaboration, please contact us.

and independently produce a verifiable protocol ledger. It is not an Ethereum validator and does not participate in Ethereum consensus. It is independent indexing and state-verification infrastructure for the eDMT protocol layer.

eDMT / eNAT is an open protocol based on Ethereum calldata. Protocol-level mint, transfer, and burn states are derived from public on-chain data and deterministic indexing rules.

Additional note: 0xfa6e608fff67a5264bf09b2d79fc1e34b8c229be is a public project address. It holds 100 reserved high-burn blocks. These blocks are intended for future ecosystem donation / community distribution and are not team private holdings.

Clarification on the holder concentration metrics shown on the eDMT / eNAT Stats page: Earlier today, the website displayed: Top 1: 64.2% Top 10: 93.1% After review, we confirmed that this was caused by an incorrect backend aggregation method.