ECOMI (OMI) Price

OMI is a utility token issued by ECOMI, designed to provide functions, benefits, and rewards for the VeVe digital collectibles experience. OMI is not VeVe Gems: the former is a token, while the latter is an in-app unit used only within the VeVe digital collectibles platform. The two connect through the OMI-to-Gem feature: users can use OMI to purchase Gems and then use Gems to purchase digital collectibles or comics on VeVe; this does not make Gems tokens that can be converted back to OMI.

OMI-to-Gem launched through StackR from November 19, 2025, and is being rolled out gradually in beta. Its pricing rule is that US$1 worth of OMI corresponds to 1 Gem; the system uses the displayed market price to calculate the OMI required for the target number of Gems and shows a quote before confirmation. Users must first connect StackR and their VeVe account so that Gems are delivered to the correct VeVe wallet; after selecting the number of Gems, reviewing the required OMI and quote, they confirm the purchase. The feature has a global spending limit to control the scale of usage during beta. Gems cannot be converted back to OMI, so this is a one-way conversion path from OMI to Gems rather than a two-way redemption.

OMI had an initial mint of 750 billion tokens. Under the original model, 40 billion tokens were pre-allocated to the Vault wallet and 300 billion tokens to the Reserve wallet; they were defined as non-circulating tokens, meaning they were not intended to enter public circulation. In September 2024, ECOMI permanently removed a combined 340 billion non-circulating OMI from these two wallets. This operation changed the traceability of supply statistics and the status that these tokens would not enter circulation in the future; it did not add newly tradable OMI to the market.

According to ECOMI's September 2024 methodology, OMI's maximum circulating supply was 310,882,499,574 tokens, meaning the upper limit that circulation would not exceed; actual circulating supply at that time was 270,951,644,947 tokens. The two are not the same figure. The article states that the difference included 39,930,854,627 OMI held by the ECOMI Business Development Fund; maximum circulating supply includes this amount under its available-supply methodology, while actual circulating supply counts only tokens that users can hold in private or exchange wallets. All of the above are figures at the time the article was published, not real-time circulating supply.

OMI's circulating supply may decline because certain mechanisms permanently remove tokens from circulation. The 2024 supply explanation lists past situations: when users purchased VeVe Gems with OMI, the equivalent OMI was permanently removed; buyer fees for OMI to NFT also permanently removed a portion of circulating tokens. Such removals affect the quantity measure of circulating supply, but cannot by themselves indicate market demand, price, or the future scale of burns; the actual impact still depends on usage of the features and the specific rules.

Each OMI-to-Gem conversion automatically processes two portions in the background: 7% of the OMI involved in the conversion is permanently burned, and another 3% is an operating fee paid to StackR for the infrastructure and maintenance of the feature. These two processing steps do not reduce the number of Gems received by the user. Users purchase Gems based on the dollar value and quote displayed in the interface, and the system still delivers the target Gems; the burn and operating fee change the treatment and cost structure of the OMI involved in the conversion, not the quantity of Gems delivered.