Nomina

NOM is the token associated with Nomina, a project focused on a unified terminal for decentralized perpetual-futures exchanges. The project was previously known as Omni Network and changed its technical focus in 2026. Current token references should be read in light of the Ethereum migration and the project’s updated product identity.

Nomina describes its terminal as a unified interface for monitoring and managing strategies across integrated perpetual-futures DEXs. Its listed capabilities include position monitoring and synchronizing activity across supported venues. This is a software layer over connected markets, not a guarantee of execution quality or profitability. Availability depends on integrations, exchange conditions and the product’s current rules.

Nomina announced that Omni Core was sunset on February 17, 2026. The project said wallet balances, staked positions and held assets were migrated to Ethereum as ERC-20 tokens, with no action required for that automatic migration. This change means older materials describing an active Omni Core chain may be stale; current token network information should be checked with Nomina’s official migration page.

The current NOM quote is $0.0017. NOM’s migration and rebrand history make token identity especially important when comparing older market records. Prices can vary by exchange, pair and liquidity, and the quote may change quickly. Check the timestamp and ensure the source refers to the current Ethereum-based NOM asset rather than an older OMNI reference.

FMchart reports the circulating supply of NOM as 2,900,000,000. Circulating supply is a market-data estimate, not the same as total supply or a measure of product adoption. Because Nomina has a token migration history, supply records should be matched to the current token and contract. Use the displayed market statistics when available and verify token details with official migration documentation.

NOM is the token name used after Omni Network’s rebrand to Nomina, and the project published a migration process for OMNI holders. The project later announced the sunset of Omni Core and migration of assets to Ethereum. Older listings can therefore be confusing. Check current official token and migration pages before interpreting a ticker, contract or historical price series.

No. Nomina describes software intended to consolidate monitoring and strategy workflows across connected perpetual DEXs, but it does not guarantee profitable outcomes. Execution, liquidity, fees, smart contracts, market volatility and strategy design remain important. Product automation can reduce some manual tasks without removing financial or technical risks, and historical performance should not be treated as a promise.

FMchart’s recorded all-time high for NOM is $0.0454, dated Oct 1, 2025. This value refers to the composite price history available for the asset mapped by FMchart, not a future target. Rebrands and migrations can complicate historical data, so providers may differ depending on token mapping, venues and the period covered.

Use the chart on this page to review NOM across a consistent period. Nomina shifted its focus from maintaining Omni Core to developing a unified terminal for perpetual DEXs, and assets moved to Ethereum in 2026. Ensure the chart uses consistent token mapping; historical prices cannot predict future results.

NOM has crypto-market volatility, liquidity and token-identity risks related to its migration history. The Nomina terminal connects to perpetual-futures DEXs, whose markets add execution, liquidity, smart-contract and derivatives risks. Product integrations can change, and software tools cannot guarantee returns. Verify current Ethereum token details and distinguish token ownership from access to the terminal’s features.