- The MIRA price climbed more than 18% after the Mira Network mainnet went live.
- An airdrop registration is now open for early network participants.
- The Mira token gained momentum after Binance listed the project and launched a 6 million MIRA trading campaign.
Mira Network (MIRA) launched its mainnet this week, positioning itself as a “trust layer” for the artificial intelligence ecosystem.
The milestone drew investor interest: the token jumped over 18% within hours of Binance announcing spot trading support.
Mira Network mainnet goes live
The Mira Network Foundation marked a major milestone with the mainnet launch.
Mira announced the launch on X, noting the start of what it calls the era of verified intelligence:
“The launch of Mira’s Mainnet marks the beginning of the era of verified intelligence. With claims now open, eligible community members must register and complete verification before claiming their tokens,” the foundation wrote.
As it opens the “era of verified intelligence,” Mira outlined an airdrop claim program for early contributors and users, including node delegators, Kaito Yappers and other participants.
Mira Mainnet is Live.
The trust layer for AI has arrived. pic.twitter.com/68CjTqgtIX
— Mira (@Mira_Network) September 26, 2025
Users will receive allocations based on participation, with rewards ranging from 0.5 to 552 MIRA tokens depending on the quality and level of their contributions.
The process emphasizes fairness, including anti-Sybil measures and requirements to register by October 2, 2025, and to claim by November 24, 2025.
Mira based the airdrop on a network snapshot taken at 00:00 UTC on September 22, 2025.
The deadline to register for claims is October 2, 2025, and eligible claimants have until October 26, 2025 to receive their MIRA. Unclaimed allocations will be redirected to a pool designed to accelerate Mira Network’s growth.
“Unclaimed allocations will be assigned to future network growth, ecosystem incentives and long-term sustainability,” the team noted.
Binance lists token and launches 6 million MIRA prize pool
When Mira Network announced its mainnet launch, Binance revealed it added spot trading support for the token.
On its trading-competition page, Binance outlined a 6 million MIRA campaign tied to the listing.
New users who deposit at least $100 can earn random rewards between 12 and 50 MIRA, while Binance plans to reward up to 12,000 users with a total of 300,000 MIRA for eligible grabs.
The remainder of the prize pool is open to traders who meet higher activity thresholds. About 4,700,000 MIRA are allocated for random traders who meet the campaign’s qualifying requirements.
Following the listing and promotional activity, MIRA’s price rose from a low of $1.20 to a peak of $1.77, delivering intraday gains of roughly 18% for bulls at the time of writing.