Heima (HEI) is a blockchain-based ecosystem focused on interoperability, decentralised governance, and community-driven finance. It aims to reduce friction between blockchains while enabling transparent decision-making and funding through on-chain mechanisms.
Heima is the result of a Litentry (LIT). While Litentry originally focused on decentralised identity and privacy, the project has since expanded its scope and repositioned itself as Heima, reflecting a broader mission around cross-chain governance, treasury coordination, and DeFi-enabled community funding.
The HEI token is used for governance, staking, and participation across the ecosystem. Heima positions itself as a platform that combines cross-chain functionality with social impact goals, including funding public goods and community-led initiatives. The project emphasises accessibility for both developers and non-technical users operating across multiple networks.
Heima operates as a multi-chain, interoperable ecosystem, building on the technical and conceptual foundations established during its time as Litentry. The rebrand to Heima marks a shift from a primarily identity-centric protocol to a more comprehensive governance and financial coordination layer spanning multiple blockchains.
While exact architectural details vary by source, the system generally includes:
The project appears to rely on Proof-of-Stake–style participation, though specific consensus implementations and virtual machine details are not consistently documented in public summaries.
Heima is designed to support a range of governance- and finance-driven applications, including:
These use cases position Heima at the intersection of DeFi, governance infrastructure, and social-impact funding.
Originally launched as Litentry (LIT), the project underwent a strategic rebrand to Heima (HEI) as its scope expanded beyond decentralised identity into multi-chain governance, treasury coordination, and DeFi services. This transition mirrors a broader industry shift toward interoperable platforms that combine financial tooling with decentralised coordination.
Reported milestones include expansion across multiple blockchain networks, increased governance participation, and growing use of staking and treasury proposals. No major hard forks have been widely reported, with development instead focused on interoperability upgrades, governance improvements, and ecosystem growth.
While some technical specifics—such as a definitive whitepaper link or full consensus design—are not uniformly available across sources, Heima continues to gain attention for its emphasis on cross-chain governance, community funding, and socially aligned decentralised finance.