One Hundred Million Inu (OHMI)

OHMI is a dog-themed meme token whose main distinguishing trait is its strictly limited supply of 100 million coins — a smaller cap than many meme coins that issue billions or trillions of units. It doesn't claim utility beyond community engagement and speculation. Essentially, it's a straightforward meme coin with a scarcity angle.

OHMI operates as a standard token on a blockchain, meaning transactions are validated by the underlying network's consensus mechanism rather than by the token itself. The token doesn't run its own chain or novel consensus — it inherits security and finality from its host blockchain. Always check the contract address on the official sources before interacting with it.

The total supply is hard-capped at 100,000,000 coins, which means no additional OHMI can ever be minted. This fixed-supply model contrasts with inflationary tokens and is often used to argue for scarcity. How those coins were initially distributed depends on the project's launch details, which you can verify on its official channels.

Since OHMI is a blockchain token, you store it in any wallet that supports its network — for example, non-custodial wallets where you control the private keys. You can send, receive, and trade it on platforms where it's listed. As with any small-cap token, double-check addresses and use reputable platforms.