$LIA · 2 min read

Mainnet, listing and governance

In short After the airdrop, $LIA goes out into the world. In Q1 2028 comes $LIA mainnet: payments in Lia move on chain, and Lia Labs works toward listing $LIA on exchanges. Sign in with Lia follows in Q2 2028, and in Q1 2029 $LIA holders start voting on what Lia Labs builds and backs next.

#$LIA mainnet

$LIA already lives on BNB Smart Chain from the airdrop. $LIA mainnet, in Q1 2028, is the moment Lia itself runs on chain: payments, gifts and purchases in apps move from Lia's own records to BNB Smart Chain, paid in $LIA, with members' own wallets inside Lia. There is no new chain and nothing to swap. The pay sheet looks the same; what changes is that each payment settles on chain.

From mainnet, developers can also withdraw their share of sales to their own wallets. See Payments.

#Toward listing

From Q1 2028 Lia Labs works toward listing $LIA on exchanges. A fifth of the supply, 200,000,000 $LIA, is the liquidity share: it unlocks at listing and is used only for exchange liquidity, in liquidity pools and with market makers, so members who want to trade have a market deep enough to do it. It is never sold to members and never used for rewards. Exchanges are announced in the app first.

Note Listing is something Lia Labs works toward, not something it can promise. No one can promise that $LIA will be listed anywhere, or what it will be worth. See Risks.

#Sign in with Lia

In Q2 2028, other apps can let people sign in with their Lia account, and builders can reach Lia members beyond the app.

#Governance

From Q1 2029, $LIA holders vote on what Lia Labs builds and backs next.

• One $LIA, one vote. Your vote counts in proportion to the $LIA in your wallet.
• Lia Labs puts forward the proposals: what to build, which projects to back, where grants go.
• Votes happen in the app. You sign with your wallet, so only real holders vote.
• Votes guide Lia Labs. Results are advisory: they shape what Lia Labs builds and backs next.