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Big moment for the @MANTRA ecosystem and this one hits deeper than a simple rebrand.
We’ve been watching MANTRA piece its ecosystem together for years, from:
MANTRA Chain as the Layer 1 foundationMANTRA Finance connecting real assets to DeFiMANTRA Zone driving the builder ecosystemmantraUSD bridging stable value onchain
This new proposal finally closes that loop.
The plan:
Ticker shift: $OM becomes $MANTRA1:4 token split: total supply moves from 2.5B → 10B
Sounds simple, but it’s strategic. This is about consolidation.
Token Split Explained
Here’s the practical bit: the proposed 1:4 split means every 1 token becomes 4 tokens, moving the max supply to 10 B tokens. Value per holder remains the same, no dilution.

This gives visibility on circulating supply, max supply, unit price and market cap (which stays constant). It’s about readability. Many high-scale projects use similar number ranges (10 B supply etc.). It makes modelling easier for institutions and analysts.
What You’ll Need to Do
The team is executing this via a chain upgrade, so for most users the switch will be automatic: your OM balance becomes $MANTRA. No manual swap needed.
But there’s one key condition: if you’re still holding OM on Ethereum, Polygon or BNB, you’ll need to bridge to MANTRA before January 15, 2026.
That’s the only way to ensure your assets remain part of the native ecosystem once ERC20 support sunsets.

What This Signals for the Ecosystem
This update does something important: it anchors MANTRA as a unified economic system, not a collection of disconnected projects.
The ticker, token supply and governance model are aligning under one framework, one message and one brand.
It’s a step toward global legitimacy, where MANTRA’s ecosystem can scale across institutions, RWA partners and crosschain liquidity with a coherent structure that’s easy to interpret and trust.
The homecoming from $OM to $MANTRA is both symbolic and structural.
It sets the foundation for everything that comes next, governance, integrations and onchain RWA expansion.
For Holders
for Holders:
This framework already covers where most $OM sits, wallets, staking, CEX listings and bridge positions. But there will always be outliers. Some tokens are tucked into older smart contracts or DeFi pools that don’t follow standard formats. Those cases are being mapped out now and any that need custom action will get specific guidance before the final rollout.
If you’re trading derivatives or futures, expect your exchange to issue its own adjustment notice when the transition window opens.
In short, the structure is solid, but it’s also evolving. The engineering and governance teams are actively testing edge scenarios to keep this as close to “one click migration” as possible. Any new findings will flow straight into the community thread, no one’s getting left behind on this shift.