XT Exchange has listed Ri-Nn (RIN), the native coin of Ri-Nn Chain, an EVM-compatible Layer 1 blockchain whose development plans center on connecting physical devices with on-chain activity. RIN/USDT spot trading opened on September 18 at 08:00 UTC in the platform's Main Zone (Layer 1).

Ri-Nn is building toward a network in which compact devices, sensors, and connected systems can perform verification tasks and record signed results on-chain. Its approach pairs the blockchain with planned physical hardware known as Ri-Nn Nodes, extending the project's scope from digital transactions to data generated by devices. This device-to-chain model sits within a broader area of blockchain development known as decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePIN), in which physical hardware and sensor data feed verifiable records to on-chain systems.

The existing Ri-Nn Chain supports Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)-compatible applications, with RIN used to pay transaction and smart-contract execution fees. Under the project's planned Proof of Things layer, Ri-Nn Nodes would carry out verification tasks, sign results using their device identities, and receive RIN rewards for qualifying activity. This verification layer remains under development and would operate separately from the chain's existing QBFT Proof of Authority consensus mechanism. Until that layer launches, RIN's role on the live network is limited to fee payment, leaving the delivery of Ri-Nn Node hardware and Proof of Things milestones as the main development markers to track through the project's published channels.

Further details about RIN and the listing are available in XT Exchange's official announcement, while the Ri-Nn website provides the project's network information and development plans.

To mark the listing and XT Exchange's eighth anniversary, the exchange is running a RIN/USDT spot trading and holding campaign with a 7,000 USDT reward pool. The campaign runs through September 30, 2026, at 10:00 UTC. Eligible users can join and complete trading or holding tasks, subject to limited reward spots and the official campaign terms.

About XT Exchange

Founded in 2018, XT Exchange is a global digital asset trading platform serving more than 12 million registered users across over 200 countries and regions. Its services span spot, margin, and futures trading, TradFi market exposure, a real-world asset (RWA) marketplace, and everyday payments through XT Pay. Guided by “Xplore Crypto, Trade with Trust,” XT Exchange enters its ninth year with “Build the NeXT,” reflecting its focus on trust, broader market access, and practical uses for digital assets. The exchange maintains a presence on X (Twitter), as well as Telegram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Medium, YouTube, and Instagram.

About Ri-Nn

Ri-Nn is a blockchain infrastructure project focused on connecting physical devices with on-chain applications. Its EVM-compatible Layer 1 network, Ri-Nn Chain, uses RIN as its native coin. The project is developing Ri-Nn Node hardware and the Proof of Things verification layer to support device-based verification and signed real-world data. Additional information is available through the official website, Ri-Nn Scan, and X (Twitter).

Project descriptions and development plans are based on information published by Ri-Nn. Planned features remain subject to development progress and may change.

Disclaimer

This release is for information only and does not constitute financial or investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold digital assets or financial instruments. Digital asset trading carries price, liquidity, technology, and regulatory risks. Newly listed RIN may experience significant volatility and partial or total loss of funds.

Services are subject to user eligibility, local laws, and applicable terms. This announcement is not intended for distribution, publication, or marketing in the United States, the EU, the EEA, or jurisdictions where prohibited or restricted by law. Listing dates, campaign details, token features, and development plans may change. Users should review applicable rules, fees, and terms before participating and assess their own research and risk tolerance.

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