In Brief:
- Hamieverse (official site) launched a claim portal on Oct. 27 so holders can migrate their Genesis NFTs from Abstract to Ethereum mainnet.
- Airdrops of the new Ethereum NFTs will arrive in weekly waves, and the claim deadline is Dec. 8.
- According to the project, Genesis will connect holders to future Hamieverse games and products on multiple chains.
Genesis holders can now use Hamieverse’s claim portal to move their NFTs from Abstract to Ethereum. The cutoff is Dec. 8.
Hamieverse posted the news on X on Oct. 27. “The Genesis claim portal is now open,” the team wrote. To migrate, holders connect a wallet, file a claim and then 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.comThe HamieverseView on X ↗
The NFTs won’t show up instantly. “Airdrops will be distributed in weekly waves,” Hamieverse said. “All claims must be submitted by December 8.”
Inside the claim process
The portal lives at migrate.hamieverse.com. It lists the migration as live and splits it into three steps.
It starts by detecting the Genesis NFTs in a holder’s Abstract wallet. The holder then gives the Ethereum address that should receive them, and the site names MetaMask or a hardware wallet as options. Last, they check the details and submit the claim.
The design borrows from air travel. Each successful claim generates a “boarding pass,” and the site follows the claim from preparation to delivery.
The announcement and the portal both leave out what becomes of the original Abstract tokens once a claim goes through. Hamieverse also hasn’t explained what happens to Genesis NFTs left unclaimed after the deadline.
The reason for the move
The plan to shift Genesis to Ethereum mainnet first came out on Oct. 5. Hamieverse pitched it as a way to keep holders connected to the project wherever it launches next.
“The vision goes beyond one chain, and Genesis is your passport to everything we build,” the project said then. “Our games, products and future releases can live on different chains, while Genesis connects you to Hamieverse wherever we build next.”
That first post came with no migration date. It also didn’t say whether existing tokens would be bridged, snapshotted and airdropped, or moved some other way. The portal answers part of that question: holders submit a claim and receive the new NFT through an airdrop.
Hamieverse hasn’t said it’s leaving Abstract. It hasn’t named other chains or given dates for upcoming products either.
About the collection
Genesis was minted on Abstract on Feb. 2, 2026. The mint was free, with a supply of 888.
There were three stages, each limited to one per wallet. A guaranteed whitelist opened first, followed by an FCFS whitelist for Abstract Platinum Rank holders and then a public round. Every one of the 888 was minted.
Abstract rank decided who got in. Diamond holders could be whitelisted by opening a ticket in the Hamieverse Discord, while Platinum holders had to earn a spot through community participation.
What holders get
The main benefit is early access to the Hamieverse Cards Game, which checks for the collection when a wallet connects. A wallet without a Genesis NFT sees this message: “You do not have an NFT from the genesis collection right now.”
Ahead of the mint, Hamieverse promised Genesis holders exclusive in-game perks that won’t be sold later, plus visible Genesis status throughout the ecosystem. It also said holders would qualify for a future token allocation at TGE, and that only Genesis NFTs are eligible for token rewards at that event.
No TGE date has been announced. Claims close Dec. 8.