Axie Infinity will launch the Land Item smart contract migration on July 7.
Foresight News reports that blockchain game Axie Infinity tweeted it will migrate Land Item to a new smart contract supporting REP-15, preparing for its integration with Terrariums. During the migration, Land Item will remain ERC-721 standard, listed items will be delisted, active items will be locked throughout the migration process, and after migration is complete, items of the same ID will be minted in equal quantities and returned to users' wallets. The migration will start on July 7th at 15:00 (UTC+8) and will continue until completion. During this period, all Land Item-related transactions will be suspended, and will resume normal trading and usage once the migration is done. Users do not need to take any action, and a further announcement will be made after completion.
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