The Avalanche ecosystem social protocol, The Arena, announces token information. The release of the new wallet may be delayed
The Avalanche ecological social protocol, The Arena, has announced on the X platform that ARENA token information is now live in its app. Users can click on "ARENA Tokenomics" in the dropdown list under their profile icon to learn more. Currently, it's in the final stages of testing a newly improved dynamic wallet. Initially, this feature will be rolled out for new users and then quickly allow existing users to migrate to their new wallets through a one-click process. In addition, The Arena also stated that airdrop point distribution and global rankings are being updated; final tests are underway for the new dynamic wallet from an engineering perspective with plans to launch it for new users tomorrow (or September 4th). For existing users, The Arena plans to start the migration process later this week and give each user several days to complete it ensuring there are no issues and token claims are ready. After successful migration, they will move onto the next event "Uprising" until release. Due to extended release time of the new wallet, V1 version's airdrop points will continue for several days.
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