The integration gives ADI token holders access to Ledger’s self-custody platform as ADI Chain expands its stablecoin and tokenized asset network. Ledger added native support for the $ADI token tied to ADI Foundation’s ADI Chain network, a UAE-linked, layer-2 focused on stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets. ADI Chain is backed by Abu Dhabi-based Sirius International Holding, a subsidiary of International Holding Company, and backs the DDSC stablecoin ecosystem launched with First Abu Dhabi Bank. According to the company, the network is designed for institutional use cases including cross-border payments, treasury operations and trade settlement. The integration allows users to store and manage $ADI through Ledger Wallet and the company’s hardware signing devices. ADI Foundation describes ADI Chain as infrastructure for regulated stablecoins and tokenized assets, with $ADI used as the network’s native gas token. The announcement follows a recent 110 million dirham ($30 million) DDSC transfer disclosed by International Holding Company, which the company described as one of the largest publicly disclosed stablecoin transactions executed in the United Arab Emirates. Related: UAE central bank says financial system stable amid missile and drone attacks While dollar-backed stablecoins dominate the market, euro-denominated tokens account for more than 80% of the non-US dollar stablecoin sector, according to a March report from Dune Analytics commissioned by Visa. The report estimated the broader non-dollar stablecoin market at roughly $1.2 billion in supply, compared with a total stablecoin market exceeding $300 billion. Dune said non-dollar stablecoins now process around $10 billion in monthly transfer volume, with euro-backed tokens increasingly used for payments, remittances, payroll and treasury operations. The report also pointed to growing adoption following the bloc's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), which introduced a formal framework for cry