- MIRA price surged more than 18% as Mira Network’s mainnet went live.
- An airdrop registration opened for early network participants.
- MIRA token jumped 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 move drew investor attention, with the token rising more than 18% within hours after Binance announced spot trading support.
Mainnet of Mira Network Goes Live
The Mira Network Foundation reached a major milestone by launching the project’s mainnet.
Mira announced the launch on X:
“The Mira Mainnet launch marks the start of a verified intelligence era. With claims now open, eligible community members must register and complete verification before claiming their tokens,” the foundation wrote.
As it begins the “verified intelligence era,” Mira outlined an airdrop for supporters and early users, including Node Delegators, Kaito Yappers, and other contributors.
Mira Mainnet is Live.
The trust layer for AI has arrived. pic.twitter.com/68CjTqgtIX
— Mira (@Mira_Network) September 26, 2025
Users will be rewarded based on their involvement, with allocations ranging from 0.5 to 552 $MIRA tokens depending on participation quality and activity level.
The process emphasizes fairness, incorporating anti-sybil measures and requiring registration by October 2, 2025, and claims by November 24, 2025.
Mira’s airdrop is based on a network snapshot taken on September 22, 2025, at 00:00 UTC.
The deadline to register a claim is October 2, 2025, while eligible claimants have until October 26, 2025, to receive their MIRA. Unclaimed assets will be redirected into a pool intended to accelerate Mira Network’s growth.
“Unclaimed allocations will be reallocated for future network growth, ecosystem incentives, and long-term sustainability,” the team said.
Binance Lists Token and Offers $6 Million in MIRA Rewards
When Mira Network announced its mainnet launch, crypto exchange Binance revealed it had added spot trading support for the token.
Binance shared details on its trading competition page, outlining a $6 million MIRA trading campaign tied to the listing.
New users who deposit at least $100 into their accounts can win random rewards between 12 and 50 MIRA.
Binance plans to reward up to 12,000 users with 300,000 MIRA allocated to that tier.
The remaining prize pool will be available to participants who trade more than $500, with 4,700,000 MIRA set aside for random traders.
MIRA’s price rose from a low of $1.20 to a high of $1.77 at the time of writing, with intraday gains reaching roughly 18% as bullish sentiment pushed the token higher.