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Enso brings every blockchain together in a single, unified network. The single point of access for all blockchain development, where developers can read, write, and interact with any Smart Contract on any chain from a single integration. Empowering developers to build seamless consumer-facing applications, used by hundreds of thousands of users.
Enso is the backbone infrastructure of top blockchain products, trusted by developers and used by hundreds of thousands of users. Household brands like Berachain, Uniswap, Stargate, Sonic, LayerZero, CowSwap, Infinex, ZkSync, and many more are all working with Enso to power the next-generation use cases that were not possible until Enso existed.
Trusted by over 100+ enterprises, spanning AI agents, blockchains, restaking, asset management, cross-chain infrastructure, DEXs, perpetuals, telegram bots, money markets, staking platforms, automation tools, AI frameworks, and many more. With over $15 billion already settled onchain, Enso isn’t just for enterprises; it’s built for anyone, from hobbyist developers to startups and large-scale enterprises, all who wish to enable blockchain functionality throughout their applications.
In 2025, the real barrier to mass adoption isn’t TPS, decentralization, storage, or block size; it’s the complexity of building real products onchain. None of the underlying performance metrics matter if developers can’t ship products quickly, easily, and reliably.
Despite the traditional gatekeeping of app stores, the Google Play Store hosts 2.7 million apps, the Apple App Store offers 1.95 million, and Steam features over 101,000 games. Even in a permissionless environment, the crypto space has only around 4,800 apps.
The crypto ecosystem comprises over 1,000 unique blockchain frameworks, and Ethereum hosts more than 41 million deployed Smart Contracts alone. The integration complexity transforms innovative teams into integration specialists who spend over $500,000 and 6+ months of development time building integrations, rather than focusing on what really matters: product development, community, and distribution.
More Chains, More Pains
Product-focused experimentation in Web3 hasn’t been truly feasible until now. In the Web2 ecosystem, platforms like GitHub, Figma, and Unreal Engine empower users to share their work and creations with the broader community, resulting in re-usability and fast product development iterations with minimal redundancy. Enso has built this for Web3 developers by unifying all blockchain data, chains, and smart contracts into a single robust network. As a result, developers reduce their build times from over 6+ months to under 1 week. As crypto continues to grow, the demand for Enso will scale exponentially, driven by the increasing number of blockchains, smart contracts, and data sources that application developers need to integrate and manage.
Source: Delphi digital research report on Enso
Enso values its community, which is why this token sale offers more favorable terms than a previous VC round, not only at a lower valuation but also with better vesting. While VCs and the team have a two year linear block-by-block vesting schedule, the community receives 100% token unlock at TGE.
The Enso network encompasses the entire ecosystem for reading data and executing onchain. To scale with the increasing number of blockchains and smart contracts, Enso has developed a decentralized, open network that enables developers and AI agents to contribute data feeds and smart contract information required for execution. Ensuring Enso has access to all recent ecosystem developments through a single tool, further guaranteeing developer stickiness and converting new web3 developers to Enso.
A similar contribution model has operated successfully in web3 purely for data, The Graph ($GRT 924m marketcap, 1.04B FDV). While The Graph provides only data fetching services, Enso delivers both data fetching and transaction execution, making it a significantly more powerful tool and giving Enso a significant edge in capturing a larger market share.
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Enso is the single point of access for all blockchain development, and works with household names like: Berachain, Virtuals, Plume, ElizaOS, Uniswap, LayerZero, Stargate, Sushiswap, Infinex, and many more. Resulting in Enso powering all current use cases within crypto, and all future use cases to come. Enso is the fastest way to build and launch onchain applications.
Hear what it's like to work with Enso from top brands like Uniswap, Berachain, and Stargate below:
The Enso Token (ENSO) is a foundational piece for the success of Enso by operating a sustainable economy for all network participants.
Query fees: Requests to the Enso network incur a fee. Initially, the generated bytecode includes embedded fees that are auctioned off for ENSO tokens, which are then distributed to network participants.
Network governance: With Enso being an open decentralized network, Enso token holders can participate in the future of the network such as upgrades, reward allocations, and critical infrastructure decisions. Aligning with Enso participants to ensure that the network holistically grows in the correct direction.
Validation: Validators are critical for ensuring network security for contributions, and modifications made to the network. Enso holders can delegate stake to these professional node operators geographically distributed around the world to ensure further network resilience with decentralization.
Staking: Enso holders can stake to provide further economical security to the network.
By encompassing all utilities throughout the network, Enso has a positive incentive flywheel that sustainably grows with network growth.
Enso has experienced rapid community growth over the past months, with Twitter followers increasing from 22,000 to 248,000 and Discord members rising from 23,000 to 140,000. More than 700,000 people have taken part in the Enso Speedrun. The community has generated over 1.5 million social posts across platforms, including X (formerly Twitter), YouTube, Medium, and many others.
Now's your chance to participate in the engine that powers Web3!