Movement will be launched on the public mainnet on March 10th, and it is expected that there will still be a wait for the mainnet token collection
Odaily Planet Daily reports that Movement has released a video on X, seemingly hinting at the official launch of its public mainnet on March 10. Some users have asked on Discord whether this means they can claim airdrop tokens on the mainnet that day. Movement team member Craesol responded with "Later", suggesting there is still some waiting to do.
Previously at the end of January, Movement had launched its developer's mainnet. Earlier this month, Rushi Manche, co-founder of Movement stated that the public mainnet has already been launched internally and will go live immediately after completing bridge security procedures.
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