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The current price of Lumia is $0.08628 with a 1.40% change in the last 24 hours.
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Lumia is an Ethereum layer 2 network built around real-world assets. It is a zkEVM rollup assembled from the Polygon Chain Development Kit, with Avail as its data availability layer alongside a project-operated data availability committee for redundancy, and a connection to Polygon's AggLayer for cross-chain settlement. LUMIA is its native token, used for gas, staking, and governance of the network software.
Lumia is not a new project with a new team. It is the restructured continuation of Orion Protocol, a liquidity aggregation protocol whose ORN token was swapped one for one into LUMIA during the 2024 rebrand. That heritage still shows in the architecture: the network's liquidity module is a direct descendant of Orion's cross-venue aggregator.
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Orion Protocol was launched in 2020 by Alexey Koloskov and Kal Ali, who had met in 2018. Koloskov, previously chief architect of the Waves decentralized exchange, led technical development as CEO; Ali, with a background in traditional finance, led product as COO. The original product was a liquidity aggregator that routed orders across centralized and decentralized venues so a trader could reach many order books from one interface without depositing at each one.
In 2024 the project rebranded to Lumia and recast itself as a layer 2 network for real-world assets rather than a trading aggregator. The token swap ran at a ratio of 1 ORN to 1 LUMIA and was supported by the exchanges that listed ORN. Kal Ali now leads Lumia as CEO.
The supply changed with the restructuring, and it is worth being precise. The original ORN contract on Ethereum is a capped, mintable token with eight decimals and a total of 100,000,000 units, and a read of its interface shows no burn function at all, so the "burn ORN to receive LUMIA" step described in the swap documentation could not reduce the figure ORN reports. The LUMIA contract on Ethereum is capped at 238,888,888 tokens and, as of a September 2026 read, has minted exactly that amount, meaning its mint allowance is fully used and no further LUMIA can be created there. In short, a one-for-one swap was paired with a materially larger overall supply for new allocations.
Lumia is best understood as a stack of choices rather than one novel invention.
Execution The chain is an EVM-equivalent zero-knowledge rollup built with Polygon CDK, so Solidity contracts and standard Ethereum tooling work without modification. Validity proofs, rather than a fraud-proof challenge window, are what allow it to settle back to Ethereum.
Data availability Lumia is configured as a validium, meaning transaction data lives off Ethereum. The documentation describes Avail DA plus a private data availability committee for redundancy, lightclient nodes, and a volition model in which some transactions can opt into stronger availability guarantees. This is the main cost-versus-security tradeoff in the design, and it is a real one.
Liquidity Lumia Stream is a native module that aggregates liquidity from both centralized and decentralized venues so applications on the chain do not each have to bootstrap their own markets. It is the clearest line of continuity from Orion Protocol.
Interoperability Integration with Polygon AggLayer is intended to give Lumia shared settlement and cross-chain movement with other AggLayer-connected networks rather than a standalone bridge.
A live check on September 11, 2026 confirmed the network is operating: the public mainnet endpoint returned chain id 994873017 and the chain was producing blocks well past height 20 million.
LUMIA serves several roles on the network:
The documentation is careful to scope governance to the software platform and not to the underlying real-world assets, and that distinction matters. Voting on a chain parameter is not the same thing as having a say over a building.
The most defensible claim is the combination rather than any single element. Many networks position themselves for real-world assets; fewer arrive with an existing liquidity aggregation engine, an identity layer, and a named flagship asset program in the same stack.
Lumia is also one of the more visible cases of a DeFi protocol converting itself into infrastructure. Orion's aggregator was a product competing against other aggregators. Lumia Stream is the same technology repositioned as a platform service that applications on the chain consume. Whether that creates more durable value than the original product is still unanswered.
Lumia's settlement security comes from zero-knowledge validity proofs verified on Ethereum, which means invalid state transitions cannot be finalized. That is the strong part of the model.
The weaker parts are still in transition. The documentation describes sequencer decentralization and decentralized provers as goals with dated targets, and readers should verify the current state against the project's own status pages rather than assume it from the docs. Because the chain runs as a validium, data availability depends on Avail plus the project's redundancy committee, a weaker guarantee than posting data to Ethereum.
On the token side, the LUMIA ERC-20 on Ethereum has an owner, a minter list with a toggle function, and mint, burn, and burnFrom functions. The practical mitigation is the cap: minted supply already equals the 238,888,888 cap, so the mint path cannot add supply on that chain.
Tokenized real-world assets need more than a token standard. They need identity, compliant transfer rules, liquidity that does not evaporate when a market maker leaves, and settlement a counterparty will accept. Lumia is a full-stack attempt at that combination from a team with an unusually long operating history, and a test case for whether a DeFi protocol can convert itself into infrastructure. The architecture is coherent; the burden of proof is on execution and on real assets actually arriving on-chain.
LUMIA trades on centralized exchanges and on decentralized venues. It exists as an ERC-20 on Ethereum, as a deployment on BNB Chain, and as the native gas asset of Lumia Chain. Availability and pairs vary by jurisdiction.
LUMIA may be available on:
LUMIA can be held:
To hold LUMIA natively, add Lumia Chain to your wallet using the network's official RPC endpoint and chain id 994873017, and verify those values against the project documentation rather than from third-party lists. Confirm which network your LUMIA is on before sending it.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Lumia is $0.08628 with a 1.40% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $1,029,368 representing a 28.09% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Lumia is $20,612,342, ranking #524 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Lumia is $20,612,342, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 238,888,888 LUMIA is in circulation.
Circulating: 238,888,888. Total: 238,888,888. Max: 238,888,888.
In the last 24 hours, Lumia traded between a low of $0.08399 and a high of $0.08927.
LUMIA/USDTTether USDT0.08628 USDT
