Hey everyone,


Last Tuesday at 6:00 PM, Binance TR opened the TRY trading pair for Particle Network's native token, PARTI. This means you can now directly buy and sell PARTI using Turkish Lira.


Particle Network aims to solve the fragmentation and complexity within the Web3 ecosystem. Normally, if you hold assets across multiple blockchains, you need separate wallets and manage different gas tokens for each chain. Particle Network addresses this issue with its "Universal Accounts" approach, bringing everything together into a single account. So regardless of which chain your assets are on, you can manage them as if they were in one place — and you don’t need to use bridges for cross-chain transfers anymore.


The PARTI token serves three main purposes. First, it's used as a Universal Gas Token, meaning gas fees across different chains are ultimately calculated using PARTI. Second, it acts as a Universal Liquidity Token, serving as a shared intermediary for liquidity providers in cross-chain transactions. Third, it functions in governance, allowing PARTI holders to participate in votes and have a say in the direction of the project.


To implement this system, Particle Network consists of three components:




Universal Accounts (ERC-4337 compatible smart contract wallets)




Particle Chain (a chain that coordinates and settles cross-chain operations)




Universal Liquidity (enabling liquidity providers to automatically link across multiple chains)




This allows users to reach their targets with a single signature and a single transaction, no matter where their assets are held.


The project has raised around $20 million across four private funding rounds and has set a total token supply of 1 billion. At the time of listing, approximately 233 million PARTI (23.3%) were already in circulation. According to their roadmap, they are developing a cross-chain trading platform called UniversalX and plan to further enhance it. They also aim to open up the Universal Accounts infrastructure so that other dApps can utilize it.