
Mantra has begun migrating its OM token from decentralized exchange Osmosis as the network prepares for a planned upgrade expected in mid-January. In the first step of the migration process, OM trading on Osmosis will be stopped.
The transition is mandatory for token holders who want to secure the full benefits of the upcoming upgrade and the planned token split.
Additionally, token holders who do not complete the migration before mid-January will lose their assets as all remaining tokens will be confiscated and redistributed for system development. The migration is a preparatory measure for the network’s 4:1 token split. Meanwhile, anyone with OM tokens on different platforms or in liquidity pools should trade before January 15th.
In October quit the MANTRA community accepted the proposal, the token im Ratio 1:4 to redistribute and the token ticker von OM in MANTRA to rename. After approval In early November 2025, for every OM token migrated to the mainnet, the holder would receive four tokens post-upgrade.
The change does not dilute the value of the token, rather it is a structural change that increases the token supply by approximately 300% from 2.5 billion to 10 billion.
MANTRA has significantly driven the introduction and development of RWA tokenization. As CNF reported, Mantra announced a $25 million token buyback backed by major investors to bolster long-term confidence in the RWA system.
To support Mantra’s big plans for RWA tokenization, cooperated Mantra last month with Brickken, an institutional software provider specializing in the compliant tokenization of financial instruments such as stocks, bonds and funds. The Brickken dApp is officially implemented on the MANTRA chain.
“Brickken is an example of what the RWAccelerator should achieve.”
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