For years, Bitcoin and Ethereum have stood as two pillars of blockchain — one symbolizing security and value, the other innovation and programmability. Yet, they’ve operated in separate worlds. Hemi Network bridges this divide, creating a unified environment where Bitcoin’s permanence meets Ethereum’s flexibility.
At its core, Hemi believes every blockchain should do what it does best. Bitcoin remains the foundation of trust, while Ethereum drives decentralized applications. Hemi doesn’t replace them — it connects them. Through its modular Layer-2 design, Hemi anchors transactions to Bitcoin’s blockchain for proof-of-work security while remaining fully compatible with Ethereum’s tools and smart contracts.
The Hemi Virtual Machine (hVM) enables developers to build apps that use native Bitcoin inside DeFi without wrapping or relying on custodians. Its unique Proof-of-Proof (PoP) mechanism anchors Hemi’s state to Bitcoin, ensuring data integrity and transparency.
Recently, Hemi raised $15 million in strategic funding to expand development and strengthen Bitcoin interoperability. Following a successful airdrop, the HEMI token was listed on Binance and MEXC, signaling strong community interest.
The HEMI token fuels network activity — from validator staking and governance to gas fees for smart contracts. With over 977 million tokens in circulation, its design supports long-term sustainability and community participation.
By merging Bitcoin’s security with Ethereum’s innovation, Hemi opens a new chapter for Web3 — one where assets and applications interact seamlessly. It transforms Bitcoin from a passive store of value into an active part of decentralized finance, redefining what cross-chain collaboration can achieve.
