Modular Public Chain Meta Earth Announces Future 2.0 Mainnet and New Airdrop Policy During TOKEN2049
The modular new public chain Meta Earth participated as a platinum sponsor at TOKEN2049 held in Dubai from April 30 to May 1, and hosted the official launch of ME Network 2.0 on the evening of May 1. Attendees included over 30 leading global blockchain media outlets such as Coindesk and Cointelegraph, and more than 300 globally renowned KOLs.
According to the ME Network 2.0 launch event, the ME Network 1.0 public beta has concluded, with 1 million users participating and completing on-chain real identity declarations. Nodes cover more than 40 countries and regions, and the global navigator team exceeds 100 people. After the network officially upgrades to ME Network 2.0, it will achieve a modular architecture, supporting both CosWasm and EVM, and will gradually open the developer community in the second half of 2025.
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