Verona

Verona is an intelligence layer for AI, centered on a 'truth engine' that uses zero-knowledge proofs to verify real-world data (such as websites, emails, passports, and app attestations) once at its source. This verified fact is stored on a decentralized network, owned by the user, and reusable by any authorized AI agent or service—without exposing the underlying data. The core value proposition is 'verify once, reuse everywhere': users no longer need to repeatedly prove the same information across different apps, and AI can act on trustworthy, portable facts instead of locked-in or single-use data. This addresses two key pain points: AI's inability to act on verified real-world information, and the inefficiency of the traditional re-verification stack where users must re-prove identity or credentials for every new service.

Over the past six months (February to August 2026), Verona underwent a major rebranding from XION to Verona in June, accompanied by a 1:1 token migration from XION to VERONA, supported by major exchanges. The network also launched its flagship application, EarnOS, which leverages the same verification infrastructure. As of late August 2026, VERONA's price hovered around $0.10–$0.11, with a market cap of roughly $10 million and a circulating supply of about 92.68 million tokens. The project claims usage by brands like Uber, Amazon, and Nike, along with millions of users, though these figures are from official sources and not independently verified. No major negative incidents were reported in the past two years, aside from typical market volatility and the inherent risks of early-stage crypto projects.