DAI/LGNS Trading Pair Officially Debuts on RocketSwap
Anubis Chain has officially launched its first genesis ecosystem project, AWAKE, marking a major milestone for the network’s expanding privacy-focused blockchain ecosystem. The DAI/LGNS trading pair officially goes live on May 13, 2026 at 20:00 SGT through RocketSwap, supported by an initial liquidity pool valued at $163 million.
The launch represents one of the largest liquidity deployments within the Anubis Chain ecosystem and signals growing market attention toward privacy infrastructure in Web3.
Built on PLONK zero-knowledge proof technology, Anubis Chain is designed as a next-generation privacy Layer 1 blockchain that aims to balance transparent on-chain verification with programmable user privacy. Since the launch of its mainnet, the project has focused on building an ecosystem capable of supporting scalable decentralized applications while maintaining privacy at the infrastructure level.
AWAKE is the first flagship ecosystem project to complete a full-stack migration into the Anubis Chain environment. The official launch of the LGNS token is viewed as an important step in validating the chain’s long-term vision for EVM-compatible privacy infrastructure and ecosystem scalability.
The DAI/LGNS trading pair introduces LGNS as the native token of the AWAKE ecosystem, with an initial launch price set at $5 USD. According to the project, the $163 million liquidity pool is composed of DAI stablecoins and LGNS tokens, providing deep liquidity and reduced slippage during the early trading phase. The pool currently stands as the largest single liquidity deployment within the Anubis Chain ecosystem.
The liquidity was reportedly established through a community-driven ILO initiative coordinated by the AWAKE DAO organizing committee via Capybara Launch Platform, reflecting strong ecosystem participation and long-term community confidence in the network’s development strategy.
Users interested in participating can access the trading market through RocketSwap Official Platform using compatible Web3 wallets such as Bitget Wallet and OKX Wallet. The Anubis Mainnet RPC is available through Anubis Mainnet RPC, while on-chain activity and liquidity data can be monitored through the official explorer at Anubis Chain Explorer.
The launch of AWAKE is also being viewed as a live demonstration of Anubis Chain’s broader technical architecture, including EVM-compatible migration, privacy programmability, high-performance decentralized trading infrastructure, and community-driven ecosystem coordination.
As privacy infrastructure becomes an increasingly important narrative across the blockchain industry, projects focused on zero-knowledge technology and compliant privacy solutions continue attracting attention from both developers and investors. Anubis Chain aims to position itself within this sector by combining scalable Layer 1 performance, zero-knowledge cryptography, decentralized liquidity infrastructure, and ecosystem governance mechanisms.
With the official launch of the DAI/LGNS market, the industry will now be watching whether AWAKE can become the foundation for broader ecosystem expansion on Anubis Chain and whether the network can translate infrastructure momentum into sustained long-term adoption.
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