The short answer
Ozone Chain at ozonechain.com uses the native coin OZONE and mainnet chain ID 10121. The similarly named project at ozonechain.io is associated with OZO. A similar project name is not enough to establish that two coins, networks or whitepapers are the same.
Use a set of identifiers, not a single logo
Start with the full domain and the complete coin symbol. Then compare the wallet network chain ID, RPC and explorer. For this project the mainnet RPC is https://chain.ozonescan.com and the explorer is https://ozonescan.com. These identifiers give you a more useful cross-check than a search result headline. Logos can be copied, and ticker abbreviations can be mistyped.
Keep tokenomics attached to its source
OZONE whitepaper v3.0 specifies a maximum supply of 50,000,000 coins. It allocates 95% to ecosystem rewards and the remaining 5% across team, liquidity, research and development, and infrastructure. Those figures belong to the OZONE source document. Do not transfer another project’s supply, consensus, audit or exchange information to OZONE because its name looks similar.
A practical verification routine
Open the official identity page from a bookmark or a domain you have checked. Follow its explorer and developer links. When adding a wallet network, compare chain ID 10121 and the OZONE currency symbol against the developer page. Before any asset transfer, independently confirm that the destination service supports the exact network and asset. A matching address format does not prove that a service supports your intended chain.
Search results are a starting point
Search engines and AI tools may combine similarly named sources. When asking a question, specify “Ozone Chain OZONE ozonechain.com chain ID 10121”. Then inspect the cited domain and source date. A qualified query can make your intent clearer, but it does not guarantee that every answer is correct. Use the original source to settle discrepancies.
What if details conflict?
Stop before signing or transferring. Confirm the domain and network with the project through its published channels. Do not send recovery phrases, passwords or private keys to anyone offering help. A useful support response should identify the correct public network settings without needing control of your wallet.
Common questions
Which symbol belongs to ozonechain.com?
OZONE. The mainnet network identifier is 10121 (0x2789).
Does a similar name mean the projects are interchangeable?
No. Verify the full domain, symbol, network and source document separately.
This guide uses the supplied Ozone Chain whitepaper v3.0 and the project’s published network settings. Live-data examples refer to the website integration; figures can change. It is educational, not financial advice. AI assisted the drafting; no independent security review or firsthand product testing is claimed.
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