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According to an announcement from Forma's official X account (@Formachain), the Forma mainnet will cease operations at block height 34,567,890, expected around November 5. Users will have approximately two weeks to withdraw on-chain funds. Following the shutdown, the team will take a snapshot of the on-chain state and migrate any remaining TIA to Eden. As both chains are EVM-compatible, users can use the same wallet address to withdraw funds from Eden once the migration is complete. Modularium will migrate to Ethereum, with related NFT assets transferred as well. Holders must claim them manually through the relaunched Modularium website; the NFTs will not be automatically airdropped. Officials noted that the migration may take several days after the shutdown. Further announcements will be issued upon completion of each migration phase, with additional details and instructions to be released in the coming weeks.
NFT platform Forma announced it will cease operations of the Forma blockchain, stating that continuing to maintain the network is unsustainable. Forma stated it will migrate the Modularium platform and Forma NFTs to the Ethereum mainnet to ensure the long-term continuity of related works and trading markets. After the migration is complete, user NFTs will remain accessible and can be traded on Ethereum ecosystem markets such as OpenSea, while Modularium will continue to operate as a display platform for these NFT series. Forma also urged users to withdraw on-chain funds via the Forma Bridge as soon as possible. Unwithdrawn assets will be manually migrated by the team to a new EVM-compatible chain at a later stage. The team emphasized that user funds and NFT assets are secure, and specific migration timelines and processes will be announced subsequently.