In Brief:
- Hamieverse (official site) opened a claim portal on Oct. 27 that lets holders move their Genesis NFTs from Abstract to Ethereum mainnet.
- The new Ethereum NFTs will go out as airdrops in weekly waves. Claims are due by Dec. 8.
- The project says Genesis will be a holder’s link to future Hamieverse games and products across different chains.
Hamieverse has opened its Genesis claim portal, and holders now have until Dec. 8 to move their NFTs from Abstract to Ethereum.
The team announced the portal on X on Oct. 27. “The Genesis claim portal is now open,” Hamieverse said. Holders connect a wallet, submit a claim and receive the NFT on Ethereum.
The Genesis claim portal is now open
– Connect your wallet
– Submit your claim
– Receive your NFT on Ethereum
Airdrops will be distributed in weekly waves. All claims must be submitted by December 8.
Claim now: https://migrate.hamieverse.com
Delivery won’t happen right away. “Airdrops will be distributed in weekly waves,” the project said. “All claims must be submitted by December 8.”
How the claim works
The portal is at migrate.hamieverse.com. It shows the migration as live and sets out three steps.
First, the portal finds the Genesis NFTs in the holder’s Abstract wallet. Next, the holder enters the Ethereum address where the NFTs should land. The site says holders can use wallets such as MetaMask or a hardware wallet. Then they review the details and claim.
The portal uses an air travel theme. A successful claim produces a “boarding pass,” and the site tracks each claim from preparation through delivery.
Neither the announcement nor the portal says what happens to the original tokens on Abstract after a claim. Hamieverse also hasn’t said what happens to Genesis NFTs that aren’t claimed by the deadline.
Why Genesis is moving
Hamieverse first said on Oct. 5 that Genesis would move to Ethereum mainnet. It framed the move as a way to tie holders to the project wherever it ships next.
“The vision goes beyond one chain, and Genesis is your passport to everything we build,” Hamieverse said at the time. “Our games, products and future releases can live on different chains, while Genesis connects you to Hamieverse wherever we build next.”
That first announcement gave no migration date. It didn’t say whether existing tokens would be bridged, snapshotted and airdropped or handled some other way. The claim portal answers part of that: holders file a claim and get the new NFT by airdrop.
Hamieverse hasn't said it's leaving Abstract. It hasn’t named any other chains or put dates on upcoming products.
The collection
Genesis minted on Abstract on Feb. 2, 2026. Supply was 888, and the mint was free.
It ran in three stages, each capped at one per wallet. A guaranteed whitelist went first. An FCFS whitelist for Abstract Platinum Rank holders came next, then a public round. All 888 were minted.
Access depended on Abstract rank. Diamond holders could open a ticket in the Hamieverse Discord to be whitelisted. Platinum holders had to earn their spot by taking part in the community.
Holder perks
Early access to the Hamieverse Cards Game is the main holder benefit. The game checks for the collection when a wallet connects. Wallets without a Genesis NFT get the message: “You do not have an NFT from the genesis collection right now.”
Before the mint, Hamieverse said Genesis holders would get exclusive in-game perks that won’t be sold later and visible Genesis status across the ecosystem. The project also said holders would be eligible for a future token allocation at TGE, and that only Genesis NFTs qualify for token rewards at that event.
Hamieverse hasn’t announced a TGE date. The claim window closes Dec. 8.
