Mira Launches Mainnet for Verifiable AI on Blockchain

Mira relies on several technologies to ensure data integrity. These include multi-model consensus, where outputs are cross-verified across different AI models like GPT-4o mini, Llama 3.3, and DeepSeek-R1. The platform also uses binarization and sharding to split tasks into manageable parts for faster processing.

Security comes through a Proof-of-Stake Authority system. Validators must stake $MIRA tokens to verify outputs. Misbehavior can result in penalties. This mechanism encourages honest participation and network reliability.

Mira has also integrated with existing tools and platforms. Apps like Klok AI, GigabrainGG, and ElizaOS already use Mira for verification. The network collaborates with over 25 partners, including SendAI, Zerepy, Monad, and io.net.

Mainnet Launch and Token Details

The mainnet went live on September 26, 2025, at 12:00 UTC. This launch transitioned Mira from its Voyager Testnet, which began in January 2025, to full production.

Mira is built on Base, Ethereum’s Layer 2. Its native token, $MIRA, is an ERC-20 asset used for staking, governance, and transaction fees. At launch, the total supply was 1 billion tokens, with 191 million in circulation. There was a 100 percent unlock at TGE, including 60 million tokens made available on day one.

Mira’s token is designed for both platform security and user incentives. It powers reward systems for validators and contributors.

Airdrop and Community Rewards

To reward early adopters, Mira launched a major airdrop campaign. Eligibility included users from the Klok app, Kaito ecosystem, and Discord community. A snapshot was taken on September 22, 2025, to determine recipients.

Node delegators, holders of Sigil of Truth NFTs, and top users in the Kaito Yapper program were also included. Each category had specific allocations and contribution tiers.

In total, the airdrop included multiple campaigns. OKX hosted a Quest with 10,000 winners sharing $51,000 worth of tokens. Binance ran a trading rewards pool worth 6 million $MIRA.

Claiming began immediately through official Mira platforms. Points from apps like Klok were converted to tokens. While KYC was optional, users had the option to verify via Gmail, Twitter, or wallet-based methods to prevent Sybil attacks.

Exchange Listings and Price Action

$MIRA launched on several major exchanges on the same day as the mainnet. Listings included Binance, KuCoin, MEXC, Gate.io, HTX, and Bitget. On Binance, the MIRA/USDT trading pair opened at $1 and surged to $1.40 before dropping again to $1.16. At peak, the token had gained 461 percent. However, it later saw a 7-day dip of over 16 percent.

Analysts compared Mira’s potential to other AI and verification-focused projects like Aster and Plasma. While upside remains, they expect short-term volatility.

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Mira Network Mainnet: Impact on AI and Web3

Mira’s verification system offers clear value for DAOs, decentralized identity systems, and AI-based decision making. The ability to verify complex outputs, combined with blockchain security, gives developers and institutions a new toolset.

Applications include content moderation, finance, healthcare, and supply chains. The platform processes more than 3 billion tokens per day, equivalent to nearly 8 million images or 2,000 hours of video.

The team described this as the beginning of the “age of verified intelligence.” They see Mira not just as an AI tool, but as infrastructure for the next wave of decentralized applications.