# Litentry (LIT) — machine-readable summary

> FORTUNA SIGNAL · FORA-01 evidence dossier · Researched 2026-09-15 · https://ron-delhaye-studios.github.io/fortuna-signal-live/tokens/lit.html

## Definition
Litentry is a decentralized identity aggregation protocol that links user identities across networks, letting fragmented on-chain and off-chain identity data flow across systems while preserving privacy and data sovereignty. (Note: the LIT ticker is shared with Lighter, a newer perps DEX; this entry covers Litentry, the identity protocol.)

## What the holder owns (FORA-01 Q1)
LIT was the utility and governance token of Litentry, a decentralized identity-aggregation protocol on a Substrate-based network. Holders used LIT for network transaction fees, governance proposals and voting, staking to support network security, and paying for identity-related services. In January 2025 the project rebranded to Heima Network with a new HEI token; legacy LIT migrates 1:1 to HEI via an official swap portal (max supply 100 million for both). Caution: an unrelated LIT — the Lighter Infrastructure Token of a perps DEX, launched December 2025 — now shares the ticker; this dossier covers Litentry's legacy LIT only.

## Verification verdict
Class A (Class A) — FORA-01 scale: verification, not a quality ranking.
q1 VERIFIED · q2 VERIFIED · q3 VERIFIED · q4 VERIFIED · q5 VERIFIED

## Plain-language utility
Pays for identity services on the Litentry network.

## Key risks & notes
Research-access caveat: the official whitepaper (litentry.com/en/whitepaper, plus an official lightpaper) could not be fetched, so this summary is drawn from its contents as quoted in exchange research. Risks: the decentralized-identity niche has seen slow adoption, the project depends on the Substrate/Polkadot ecosystem, and ticker confusion with Lighter's LIT creates market-identity risk.

## Primary source
- (no whitepaper found — drawn from official project documentation)

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