ORO

ORO is an AI command center for DeFi that turns plain-language requests into trading, yield, lending, borrowing, bridging, vault, and portfolio actions from one interface. The airdrop is confirmed, and users can already start earning ORE Points ahead of TGE. The final snapshot will take place 72 hours before launch, while the exact TGE date and tokenomics are still to come.

🪂 Earn ORE Points Ahead of the ORO Airdrop at TGE

Users can earn ORE Points through active learning campaigns and selected activity across the wider ORO ecosystem. The learning campaigns combine educational modules, knowledge checks, and completion rewards, with each campaign setting its own tasks and ORE amount.

Beyond the learning campaigns, users can also earn ORE through activity on the DEX and other connected apps, giving them more ways to build points ahead of TGE.

The exact tokenomics, ORE conversion rate and formula have not yet been announced.

What is ORO?

ORO is an AI-powered DeFi platform that lets users manage swaps, yield strategies, staking, lending, borrowing, cross-chain transfers, vault positions, and portfolio activity without navigating each protocol separately, while its non-custodial Shield Engine checks and simulates transactions before signing so users keep control of their wallets and approve every transaction themselves.

It currently supports Ethereum, Solana, and ZIGChain, with integrations including Aave, Morpho, Uniswap, Lido, Raydium, Kamino, OroSwap, Permapod, and Valdora. Its Vaults section brings yield opportunities into the same workspace, while the broader product also extends to tokenized real-world assets such as equities, treasuries, private credit, and structured yield.

The company is based in Dubai and has raised $4 million in total, including a $3 million strategic round backed by MH Ventures, Mapleblock Capital, Disrupt.com, ZIGLabs, and other investors, and is led by co-founder and CEO Varun Choudhary and co-founder Katerina Vdovichenko, who have discussed ORO in separate interviews with BlockHash and Developer DAO’s DevNTell.