Nomina

• Nomina is a trading platform aggregating perpetual futures venues into a single interface.

• It resulted from rebranding the Omni Network, with OMNI converting to NOM at seventy-five tokens per unit.

• NOM is the platform token.

• Each OMNI token converted into seventy-five NOM, a substantial nominal supply expansion.

• Used for platform access and governance.

Pros:

• Aggregating venues gives traders access to combined liquidity from one account.

• Inherits infrastructure from the Omni Network build.

• Automation tools serve active traders specifically.

Cons:

• The seventy-five-to-one conversion is a very large redenomination and creates confusion about historical price references.

• The pivot from a Layer 1 interoperability protocol to a trading aggregator is a fundamental change of business.

• Aggregators depend entirely on the venues they connect to.

• Exposure to perpetuals aggregation infrastructure.

• Existing engineering base from the Omni build.

• Weigh the magnitude of the strategic pivot and the redenomination.

• A single interface aggregating liquidity and automating strategies across multiple perpetual venues.

• Active traders maintain accounts across several venues to access the best liquidity.

• Aggregating them into one interface removes the operational overhead.

• Originally the Omni Network team, founded by Austin King and Tyler Tarsi.

• Backed by Pantera Capital and Two Sigma Ventures.

• OMNI was distributed via Binance Launchpool in 2024; NOM entered circulation through conversion at seventy-five to one.

• Large redenomination complicates price history and holder understanding.

• Fundamental business model pivot carries execution risk.

• Complete dependency on integrated venues.

• Crowded aggregation segment.