How to buy Amnis Finance (AMI)

How to buy and use Amnis Finance (AMI) on its native network

Amnis Finance (AMI) is the governance token for the Amnis DAO on the Aptos blockchain. The token is used to govern the protocol and incentivize the liquid staking ecosystem. Amnis creates liquid staking tokens, amAPT and stAPT, which represent staked APT in the Amnis stake pool.

Verified routes to get AMI

AMI is available on several exchanges.

• MEXC offers the AMI/USDT pair.
• Kraken provides the AMI/USD pair.
• Hyperion has the APT/AMI pair.
• Cellana and Cellana Finance list APT/AMI and AMI/APT pairs.
• LFJ (Avalanche) has the WAVAX/AMI pair.
• On the Aptos network, the cellana DEX provides an AMI/APT pool.

What the native network does

Amnis Finance operates on the Aptos blockchain. The protocol focuses on liquid staking. It allows users to stake APT and receive liquid tokens in return.

The AMI token allows holders to propose and vote on protocol decisions through the Amnis DAO. This includes the ability to adjust the staking reward fee structure. The protocol currently takes a 7% fee on staking rewards to fund the DAO Treasury.

Wallet, transfer, and network-fee checks

AMI is an Aptos token. Users should use an Aptos-compatible wallet to hold the asset. The verified contract address is 0xb36527754eb54d7ff55daf13bcb54b42b88ec484bd6f0e3b2e0d1db169de6451.

You can verify transactions and addresses using the TraceMove explorer. Always check that the network is set to Aptos before initiating a transfer.

Self-custody and withdrawal risks

Transferring tokens to the wrong network or a fake contract address can result in permanent loss. Verify the AMI contract address through official sources like the Amnis Finance website or documentation.

Deposit and withdrawal support for the listed exchanges is not verified. Users should check the specific exchange for current capabilities. Account features and KYC requirements also vary by country.

Sources and methodology

Routes are sourced from verified market-pair rows in our database. We use web research and CoinMarketCap news for background and risk context. Information from CoinMarketCap pages is treated as low-confidence context. Live market values are omitted because they change too frequently to remain accurate in a static guide.