Venom (VENOM) is the native token of the Venom blockchain, a Layer 0 and Layer 1 hybrid infrastructure designed to enable scalable, secure, and interoperable Web3 applications. Built with a focus on institutional adoption, regulatory compliance, and developer flexibility, Venom aims to serve both enterprise and consumer use cases across DeFi, payments, asset tokenization, and digital identity. Venom features a multi-threaded, asynchronous architecture based on the Threaded Virtual Machine (TVM), allowing it to process thousands of smart contract executions and transactions in parallel. Its dynamic sharding model ensures scalability without compromising finality or user experience. Venom also incorporates built-in tools for KYC, AML, and compliance, making it suitable for enterprise integration and regulated financial products. VENOM is the native utility token used for transaction fees, validator staking, and governance. It plays a vital role in the economic security of the network and is also used to incentivize participants in dApps and infrastructure services. The Venom blockchain is designed to be modular and extendable, allowing developers to deploy EVM-compatible contracts or build native apps using the TVM environment. The ecosystem includes a decentralized exchange (Venom Bridge), NFT and identity frameworks, and integrations with both institutional and public blockchains. Venom is currently in the early stages of its network launch. As of now, core infrastructure is operational, but some key features, including third-party integrations and a mature ecosystem of dApps, are still in development.