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According to the announcement from Forma's official X account, the Forma mainnet will stop operating at block height 34,567,890, expected around November 5th, giving users about two weeks to withdraw on-chain funds.After the chain stops, the team will take a snapshot of the on-chain state and migrate the remaining TIA to Eden. Both chains are EVM chains, and users can use the same wallet address to withdraw funds from Eden after the migration is complete.Modularium will migrate to Ethereum, and the related NFTs will be migrated as well; holders will need to claim them themselves through the re-launched Modularium website, as NFTs will not be automatically airdropped. The official statement indicates that the migration may take several days after the chain stops, and further announcements will be made when the migration is complete, along with more details and operational instructions in the coming weeks.

Forma announced on the X platform that after careful consideration, it has decided to shut down Forma Chain due to the unsustainability of operating the chain.As a transitional solution, Modularium and Forma NFT will migrate to Ethereum L1 to ensure the permanent existence of artworks and the marketplace. After the migration, NFTs will still be accessible and can be traded on OpenSea or other Ethereum marketplaces, with Modularium continuing to serve as the display platform for these collectibles.The team strongly recommends that users withdraw funds via the Forma bridge. Any funds not withdrawn in a timely manner will be manually migrated to an EVM-compatible chain to be announced later.The team emphasizes that user funds and NFTs are safe, and a specific timeline and migration steps will be announced subsequently.