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Price change (24h):
0.00%
High (24h):
$
Low (24h):
$
Volume (24h):
$2.38
Market Cap:
$0
All Time High:
99.77% $0.02
Dec 9, 2023
All Time Low:
1% $0.00
Apr 5, 2026
Chains of War (MIRA) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2022. The token anchors a sprawling fantasy gaming ecosystem spanning the Cardano, Ethereum, and BNB Chain networks, blending narrative-driven RPG mechanics with blockchain asset ownership.
The project’s core offering targets the friction of ephemeral in-game purchases by embedding verifiable digital scarcity into a survival extraction genre. The oxygen-deprived game world, Tyrrha, revolves around a mineral called Mira—both a narrative device and a programmable token. Players contend with collapsing ecosystems where Mira governs political status and literal respiration, fusing lore with brutal economic incentives.
Chains of War operates on the Ethereum network, but its token logic is replicated across Cardano and the BNB Smart Chain via parallel contracts. No standalone consensus mechanism governs MIRA—it inherits the security assumptions of each host ledger. Cardano hosts the Genesis Heroes NFTs, a 10,000-piece collection that anchors identity and rarity.
EVM-compatible contracts on Ethereum and BNB Chain facilitate interactions with a vast DeFi toolset, while Cardano’s native token standard enables low-fee minting of those hero assets. The NFT forge, a smart contract module, burns or combines resources to produce custom heroes with procedurally assigned class statistics, gear slots, and weapon proficiencies. Token transfers settle at the speed of the underlying networks, Ethereum’s latency offset by BSC’s faster block times and Cardano’s deterministic settlement.
No public founder identities accompany the project’s April 2022 launch. The Chains of War team surfaced with a whitepaper mapping a five-phase roadmap that sequences storytelling, 3D asset drops, and full game deployment. Early traction coalesced around the Genesis Heroes mint, which distributed gender-variant avatars across four species and internecine clan allegiances, seeding the initial player base with class-based NFTs.
The long-term ambition shifts beyond a single game toward a multi-platform fantasy intellectual property, where on-chain assets carry canonical weight across novels, animations, and standalone expansions. MIRA’s existence as a cross-chain token erodes the walled-garden model that traps digital belongings inside solitary publisher databases.
MIRA functions as the exclusive settlement medium for all in-game smart contract interactions. A player’s MIRA balance unlocks forge attempts, gear purchases, and tournament entry passes, each transaction producing a verifiable burn or re-mint that adjusts the economic sink. Governance over ecosystem parameters stays centralized with the developers, though the token contracts themselves remain immutable.
No validator mechanics bind MIRA, but game participants hold the token to pay hero creation fees that feed directly into the ecosystem’s smart contract addresses. Speculative collectors acquire MIRA to front-run the release of new clan expansions associated with unique airdrops. Authors contributing to the expanded lore universe receive MIRA bounties, incentivizing a content flywheel beyond pure speculation.
Chains of War has a maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens. Currently, 0 are in circulation. The entirety of the supply sits in reservation with no emission timeline announced, indicative of a pre-launch distribution phase. With a market capitalization of $0, Chains of War ranks #5,329 among all cryptocurrencies.
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