Forma said its mainnet, which is built on Astria and Celestia, will shut down at block height 34,567,890, with the closure expected around Nov. 5. Users have roughly two weeks to withdraw funds before the chain stops. After the shutdown, the team plans to take a snapshot and migrate the remaining TIA to Eden. Forma said both chains are EVM-compatible, so users can use the same wallet address during the move. The project also said Modularium will migrate to Ethereum. NFTs will not be airdropped automatically and must be claimed manually through a relaunched website. A separate announcement will be issued once the migration is complete.
Forma said in a post on X that its mainnet will shut down at block height 34,567,890, with the closure expected around Nov. 5.
The project said Forma is built on Astria and Celestia. Users have about two weeks to withdraw funds before the chain stops.
Post-shutdown migration plan
After the chain stops, the team will take a snapshot and migrate the remaining TIA to Eden. Forma said both chains are EVM-compatible, which means users can use the same wallet address.
Modularium and NFT claims
Forma also said Modularium will migrate to Ethereum. NFTs will not be distributed through an automatic airdrop. Instead, users will need to claim them manually through a relaunched website. The project said it will publish another announcement after the migration is completed.
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