One year ago, Fantom reached its limits.
It chose not to stretch them, but to rebuild entirely.
That decision became @SonicLabs: a new chain with a new token, a new validator architecture, and a new philosophy.
Launched in late 2024, Sonic redefined what a Layer 1 could be for: real-time, consumer-grade applications.
Sonic delivered right from the beginning: Sub-second finality, 400k TPS, EVM-compatibility, and more.
But the tech wasn't the only shift.
FTM holders upgraded 1:1 into the new S token.
This native token is now central to staking, governance, fees, and the Sonic <> Ethereum gateway.
Sonic’s launch was a whole reset in vision backed by a 190M S airdrop, a 200M S Innovator Fund, and a new booming ecosystem.
What started as Fantom is now Sonic, and it's gaining real traction.
One of its core pieces? DeFi
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