$YOM submitted to a token data aggregator
On 16 March 2026 YOM submitted the $YOM token to a crypto data aggregator, so wallets, portfolio trackers and research tools resolve the contract address to the right name once the token is live.
On 16 March 2026 YOM submitted the $YOM token to a crypto data aggregator. This post is the record of that step.
An aggregator entry maps a contract address to a name, a logo and a supply figure, so that wallets, portfolio trackers and research tools show the right token when they see the address. The address it points at is the home-chain contract on Avalanche C-Chain, 0xb6314518b61b4864162c7aE7fdc36261e0A14C4b, also published on the token page. Anything on another chain is official only if it traces back to the LayerZero deployment from that contract.
The token went live on 5 June 2026. Circulating and total supply are read on-chain and served by the public supply API linked from the token page.
FAQ
what does an aggregator entry do? It resolves the contract address to a name, a logo and a supply figure in wallets and portfolio tools. It does not change the token or the network.
which contract is the official one?
The home-chain contract on Avalanche C-Chain, 0xb6314518b61b4864162c7aE7fdc36261e0A14C4b. Verify any cross-chain version against YOM’s official sources before trusting it.
the network under all of this
real-time work has to happen close by
About fifty kilometres from the person waiting for it. The hardware that close to people already exists, and most of it is switched off.