HEI Tokenomics
The HEI token is the foundation of Heima's economic model, a protocol for chain abstraction. With a total supply of 100 million tokens and 79.81 million in circulation (August 2025), HEI uses a model linking demand for services to the token's value.
Tokenomics structure
Token distribution:
40% — community (airdrops, liquidity, rewards);
25% — team (with a vesting period of 3 years);
20% — investors (with a vesting period of 2 years);
10% — Heima fund for research;
5% — marketing and partnerships.
Growth mechanisms
Heima stimulates demand:
Token buyback: A portion of fees from Wildmeta is used to buy back HEI, creating deflationary pressure.
Staking: Users earn up to 10% annual return for staking.
Voting: Holders determine integrations, such as Solana or Cosmos.
Airdrops: Wildmeta users receive HEI tokens for activity.
Market indicators
As of August 2025, the price of HEI is $0.4351, with a market capitalization of $34.7 million. The 24-hour trading volume is $6.07 million, and FDV is $43.51 million. The token fell by 1.87% in a day but rose by 22.2% in a month. Trading on Binance and other exchanges ensures liquidity.
Prospects
Heima plans to launch Wildmeta on Solana and Cosmos in Q4 2025, as well as optimize blocks to 500 ms. Analysts predict HEI will rise to $1.38 by the end of 2025 and to $1.68 by 2030 with increasing demand for cross-chain solutions. Integration with KyberSwap and growth in Wildmeta users (by 15% by Q2 2025) support these expectations.
Risks
Risks include volatility, competition with LayerZero, and potential vulnerabilities in smart contracts. Regulatory restrictions concerning DeFi require attention. Investors are advised to diversify their portfolios.
Conclusion
The HEI economy is designed for sustainable growth, making the token attractive to investors in DeFi and chain abstraction. Heima continues to strengthen its position as a leader in cross-chain technologies.
