Why WEMIX is Up 33%—MIR4 NFTs Are Transitioning to Mainnet

Wemade has announced that all MIR4 NFTs will transition from the Tornado chain to the WEMIX3.0 mainnet on May 13, 2025 (UTC+0). The migration is expected to streamline the user experience. It removes the extra steps previously required for NFT conversions, allowing faster and more efficient transfers and listings.

Following the announcement, the WEMIX token surged by over 33% to reach $0.715. The rally reflects rising market confidence in the WEMIX ecosystem as the mainnet continues to expand its role in supporting blockchain-based gaming infrastructure.

What Is WEMIX and Its Token?

WEMIX is a high-performance blockchain platform developed by Wemade. It is designed to support decentralized applications, particularly in the gaming and digital asset sectors. The WEMIX3.0 mainnet focuses on scalability, security, and usability. The mainnet aims to power a range of Gamefi, decentralized finance (DeFi), and NFT applications under a unified ecosystem.

Its native utility token, WEMIX, plays a central role in network operations, including gas payments, staking, governance, and DeFi services. The token also serves as the transaction medium across WEMIX-powered games and marketplaces, making it an integral part of user interaction within the ecosystem.

As the blockchain continues to onboard major projects like MIR4 and integrate more functions into its mainnet, the WEMIX token has seen increased utility and attention. The recent market rally following the migration news suggests a growing demand for a more consolidated blockchain gaming experience.

Bridging NFTs to WEMIX3.0 Mainnet

After the migration, all NFTs tied to the MIR4 game must be bridged to the WEMIX3.0 mainnet before they can be listed or transferred. This applies to Tornado-based NFTs as well as those previously converted for trading purposes. Assets that have not been updated will display the message “Available for listing after bridging NFT” in the marketplace. They will also no longer be usable until the conversion is complete.

To bridge an NFT, users must log into WEMIX PLAY, navigate to “Owned NFTs” within their wallet, select the asset, and click “NFT Bridge.” Gas fees for the conversion process will be delegated by Wemade. NFTs issued after the May 13 update will not require any further action.

Additional changes will accompany the update. NFTs issued on the WEMIX3.0 mainnet must be sealed before they can be transferred between wallets. Furthermore, any unsold NFTs in the current marketplace must be canceled, converted, and relisted. The legacy Tornado-based marketplace will only support NFT delisting and claim functions going forward.

Revolutionizing Digital Fandom

As Wemade prepares for the major transition of MIR4 NFTs to its WEMIX3.0 mainnet, the company is also advancing its strategy to place WEMIX at the intersection of blockchain, gaming, and artificial intelligence. A key part of this vision is Wepublic, a blockchain-based social platform that blends Web2-style community engagement with Web3 economies.

Wepublic aims to reshape digital fandom by providing a decentralized platform where fans can directly engage with creators, celebrities, and esports teams through DAO tools. This approach allows fans to participate actively in the community, beyond just passive interaction.

A major step in this initiative is Wemade’s partnership with DRX, one of South Korea’s top esports organizations. DRX’s Wepublic community allows fans to connect with players, join exclusive events, and make governance decisions through DAO mechanisms. This feature turns the fandom into an interactive, tokenized experience.

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