# CLORE Migration (completed)

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**Migration complete.** The CLORE token migration from the legacy PoW chain to Ethereum (ERC-20) was completed in December 2025. All marketplace operations now run on ERC-20 CLORE only.
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## Migration Summary

CLORE was migrated from its original proof-of-work blockchain to Ethereum mainnet (ERC-20) via a 1:1 snapshot and claim process.

### Timeline (completed)

| Event                                                                  | Date (UTC)             |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------- |
| Migration announced                                                    | 16 Dec 2025            |
| Legacy deposits/withdrawals closed                                     | 20 Dec 2025            |
| Snapshot taken                                                         | 21 Dec 2025, 00:00 UTC |
| ERC-20 deposits/withdrawals resumed                                    | 22 Dec 2025            |
| Claim window closed                                                    | \~21 Feb 2026          |
| In-platform migration window extended (+10 days, by community request) | 21 Feb 2026            |
| In-platform migration window closed                                    | 3 Mar 2026             |

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## How it worked

There were exactly **two ways** to complete the migration:

1. **Claim Portal** — Submit a claim request through the official portal. Migrated ERC-20 CLORE would be sent to the wallet address you specified.
2. **Deposit to clore.ai** — Deposit legacy CLORE to your internal clore.ai marketplace wallet, then **confirm your consent to migrate** within the platform.

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**In-platform extension:** Due to community requests, the **Method 2** migration window inside the clore.ai dashboard was extended by 10 days and closed on **3 March 2026**. This extension applied only to the in-platform deposit method — the Claim Portal closed on its original schedule (\~21 Feb 2026).
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If you did not complete either of these methods within the 2-month claim window (ending \~21 Feb 2026), your tokens are **permanently and irreversibly lost**. No exceptions, no extensions.
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## Current state

* **Deposits and withdrawals** on clore.ai and exchanges operate exclusively via the **Ethereum (ERC-20) network**.
* The **legacy PoW chain is deprecated** and unsupported — no deposits, withdrawals, or operational support.
* The **claim portal is closed**. The 2-month claim window has ended and will not be reopened.

### Unclaimed tokens

All unclaimed CLORE from the migration will be subject to a **community DAO vote** to determine their fate. The community will decide how these tokens are used — whether they are burned, redistributed, allocated to ecosystem development, or handled in another way. Details on the DAO governance process and voting timeline will be announced through official channels.

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## Token details

| Property   | Value                                        |
| ---------- | -------------------------------------------- |
| Network    | Ethereum mainnet (ERC-20)                    |
| Contract   | `0xe60201989b8628f43dc0605f585a72bcf1f1e977` |
| Symbol     | CLORE                                        |
| Max supply | 1,000,000,000 (hard-capped, cannot increase) |

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## Anti-scam reminder

* We will **never** ask for your seed phrase or private key.
* We will **never** DM you support links.
* The claim portal is permanently closed — any site claiming to still offer migration is a scam.

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[Tokenomics](/main/tokenomics.md)
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