Hatom
HTM
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HTM (Hatom) is a decentralized lending and liquidity protocol on the MultiversX network featuring an extensive multi-firm smart contract audit history (including Runtime Verification, PeckShield, Halborn, and CertiK) with zero recorded exploits or security breaches. However, the project faces severe adoption and liquidity constraints, reflected in a micro-cap valuation between $1M and $2M, daily trading volume under $5,000, and a 99.63% price decline from its all-time high. Furthermore, tokenomics carry significant insider allocations (24% to team, seed, and advisors) alongside limited circulating supply transparency and a lack of recent verifiable public development commits from 2025–2026. Note on data gaps: The Community Support section lacked sufficient project-specific data (-1.0) and was excluded from the weighted average, with its 15% weight redistributed proportionally across remaining sections.
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Tokenomics
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Security & Audits
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About Hatom (HTM)
Hatom (HTM) is a non-custodial liquidity and lending protocol operating on the MultiversX network. The protocol provides decentralized financial infrastructure designed for lending, borrowing, and yield generation. Its product architecture includes isolated lending markets, liquid staking, a USH lending mechanism, and cross-asset bridge connectivity, governed through on-chain parameter management.
The HTM token functions as the native asset within the Hatom ecosystem, featuring a capped maximum supply of 100 million tokens distributed across a five-year schedule. Token distribution includes allocations of 15% to the team, 7.5% to seed participants, and 1.5% to advisors, alongside ecosystem and treasury reserves. The protocol's smart contracts have undergone multiple security reviews by firms such as Runtime Verification, PeckShield, CertiK, Hacken, Astrarizon, and Arda, with penetration testing conducted by Halborn and CertiK, and it has recorded no security exploits or contract breaches.
Despite its security audit record, the project faces operational and market challenges. HTM has experienced severe price deterioration, falling 99.63% from its all-time high, and operates as a micro-cap asset with limited daily trading volume ranging between $1,400 and $4,100. Additionally, the project exhibits a restricted circulating supply, centralized team-curated governance processes rather than an autonomous DAO, and a lack of verifiable public development commits from 2025 to 2026.