Today we are announcing two closely related decisions that will help shape the future of the Timpi ecosystem.
The first is that we have decided to begin the process of removing NTMPI from its current centralized exchange listings.
The second is that we are formally initiating the process of migrating NTMPI to a new blockchain ecosystem.
While our exchange listings have provided accessibility for some users, they have consistently underperformed expectations in terms of trading activity, liquidity, and overall ecosystem impact. After careful evaluation, we no longer believe that continuing to invest resources into supporting these listings represents the best path forward for the project.
At the same time, the possibility of migrating NTMPI to a new blockchain ecosystem has been discussed internally and within the community for quite some time. As the project has matured, we have increasingly explored whether alternative ecosystems could provide stronger foundations for liquidity, accessibility, integrations, and long-term growth.
These two realities have now converged.
The decision to remove ourselves from our current exchange listings created a natural opportunity to re-evaluate the future of the token and the ecosystem as a whole. Rather than simply maintaining the status quo following the delisting process, we believe this is the right moment to begin a transition that has the potential to unlock new opportunities for Timpi and its community.
The exchange decision and the migration discussion are separate but related developments that have ultimately led us to the same conclusion: now is the right time to position Timpi for its next phase of growth.
What will happen with Bitmart and MEXC Now?
Both MEXC & Bitmart will send out a de-listing message. The exact timeline for each exchange will be communicated in advance by each exchange, giving all holders sufficient notice to plan accordingly.
During the wind-down period, holders with NTMPI on Bitmart or MEXC will be able to withdraw their tokens to their own wallets.
Once the wind-down period concludes, trading and deposits will be disabled. Any tokens remaining on either exchange after the withdrawal deadline will still be recoverable through each exchange’s standard support process.
During the transition period, Osmosis and Uniswap will remain active as the primary trading venues for NTMPI. Osmosis supports the native Cosmos-based NTMPI token, while Uniswap supports the EVM representation.
These DEX pools will continue to operate as normal throughout the consolidation and migration planning process.
Why We Are Exploring Migration
Our objective is simple: position Timpi for the next phase of global adoption.
A migration creates the opportunity to:
- Access larger liquidity ecosystems.
- Increase visibility and discoverability.
- Improve accessibility for new users.
- Simplify onboarding.
- Expand integration opportunities.
- Increase participation in the Timpi ecosystem.
- Strengthen long-term token utility.
- Accelerate ecosystem growth.
This is not simply a technical change. It is a strategic move designed to create new opportunities for the entire ecosystem.
What This Means for Existing Holders
Protecting existing holders is the single most important principle guiding this migration.
As planning progresses, several key principles have already been established:
Ownership Preservation
The migration is planned as a 1:1 migration that preserves holder ownership.
Every holder will maintain the same proportional ownership of the ecosystem following migration.
Fixed Supply Remains
NTMPI will remain a fixed-supply asset.
The migration is not intended to introduce inflation or alter the fixed-supply nature of the token.
Utility Remains Intact
The role of NTMPI within the Timpi ecosystem remains unchanged.
The migration is focused on improving accessibility and growth opportunities, not fundamentally changing the purpose of the token.
Buyback Model Remains
The buyback-driven value accrual model remains a core part of the Timpi ecosystem and will continue to be an important consideration throughout the migration process.
Existing Commitments Matter
The recently announced 17% APY commitment remains in place through the end of 2026.
Existing commitments made to the community will remain an important consideration throughout the migration design process.
Community Participation
The destination chain has not yet been selected.
The next phase of this process will involve evaluating potential destination ecosystems with the community.
A number of potential options are being considered, each offering different advantages relating to liquidity, accessibility, ecosystem growth, integrations, and user experience.
Community feedback will play an important role in helping shape this decision.
This migration is being built with the community, not simply for the community.
Migration Roadmap
To ensure a secure, transparent, and community-focused transition, the migration will be delivered through eight key phases.
Looking Ahead
Phase 1 has now been completed.
Following our internal assessment, we believe migration offers a significant opportunity to strengthen the Timpi ecosystem, improve accessibility, increase liquidity opportunities, and position NTMPI for broader adoption.
We are now entering the next phase of community consultation and migration design.
This transition represents far more than a change of blockchain infrastructure. It is an opportunity to build a stronger foundation for the future of Timpi and unlock the next stage of ecosystem growth.