Hamieverse to Migrate Genesis NFTs to Ethereum Mainnet
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Hamieverse has announced that its Genesis NFT collection will transition to the Ethereum mainnet, emphasizing its aim to operate across multiple blockchain networks. The Genesis collection, which consists of 888 pieces initially minted for free in February 2026, will serve as a 'passport' for holders to access future games and products from the project.
Migration to Ethereum Mainnet
On October 5, Hamieverse revealed that its Genesis NFT collection is set to migrate to the Ethereum mainnet. The project highlighted that this move reflects its vision to operate beyond a single blockchain, stating, "The vision goes beyond one chain, and Genesis is your passport to everything we build."
Details of the Migration
While the announcement did not specify a migration date or how existing tokens will be managed—whether through a bridge or an airdrop—it indicated that Genesis would connect users to various games and products hosted on different chains. No additional blockchain networks were mentioned in the announcement, nor was a timeline provided for future releases.
About the Genesis Collection
Launched on February 2, 2026, the Genesis collection consists of 888 NFTs, all of which were available through free minting stages designed to ensure accessibility. Holders of these NFTs will gain early access to the Hamieverse Cards Game. Connecting a wallet without a Genesis NFT prompts a message indicating the absence of access rights. The project also provides a “Card Codex” that serves as a searchable index of the complete Genesis collection.
Background and Future Plans
Hamieverse initially built its foundations on the Abstract network, with its first game development announced in a press release in August 2025. The project aims to deliver a range of products, including comics, trading cards, and a mobile game, all set in a cyberpunk dystopia. Their roadmap outlines four phases from entertainment to humanitarian efforts via the Hamieverse Foundation, which is currently involved in building solar-powered wells to aid rural communities in Africa.