A mainnet launch is a production milestone. It means a project has moved from testing or hosted tokens into a live network. It is not a guaranteed investment event.

Some launches create a new native chain. Others involve a token migration, where a token that previously existed on Ethereum or another chain is swapped for a native asset on the project’s own network. Bridges, exchanges, and claim portals can all be involved, and each one can introduce deadlines, support limits, or scam risk.

Before acting on a mainnet launch or migration:

Confirm whether the old token, wrapped token, or native token is being discussed. Check whether an exchange supports deposits and withdrawals on the new network. Use official migration portals only. Avoid…