THENA Unveils 2.0 Roadmap, Plans to Issue Approximately 32.61 Million Additional Tokens to Expand Its Treasury
Svmuu News: THENA, a decentralized liquidity platform in the BNB ecosystem, has announced its 2.0 roadmap, planning to issue approximately 10% of the original maximum supply of THE tokens (about 32.61 million), to be minted in two 5% tranches and injected into the multi-signature treasury to support the ecosystem’s long-term development and expansion. In terms of its development path, THENA 2.0 will focus on rebuilding core liquidity and trading activity, advancing the mobile and consumer-grade trading experience, building a unified financial ecosystem gateway, prioritizing liquidity for tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), and expanding spot and perpetual trading market capabilities. The relevant roadmap can only be implemented after approval through the governance mechanism (veTHE voting).
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