Testnet preview · open for review

How it works — nothing to claim.

MoryToken is a new, independent platform — not an upgrade, migration, continuation, or successor of Musicoin. We plan this airdrop purely as a goodwill gesture to remember former Musicoin holders as we start something new. A wallet's past Musicoin balance would be reflected 1:1 only as the basis for that gesture — not a debt, an entitlement, or an obligation. If finalized, MoryToken is sent to eligible wallets. There is nothing to claim.

A draft plan under review — not an offer, sale, investment, security, or promise of value. MoryToken is a utility token. This airdrop is a goodwill gesture, optional, at Morylen's sole discretion, and may change or be withdrawn. This is a draft shared for transparency and feedback. See the public airdrop page → · Verify it yourself →
Section 1

What this is — and what it is not

A goodwill gesture

MoryToken is a new, independent platform. It is not an upgrade, migration, continuation, or successor of Musicoin. We simply want to remember its former holders as we start something new. A wallet's past Musicoin balance is reflected 1:1 only as the basis for the gesture — never as a debt, an entitlement, or an obligation.

A plan under review

This is optional and entirely at Morylen's discretion; it may change or be withdrawn. Nothing here is an offer, a sale, an investment, a security, or a promise of value. MoryToken is a utility token.

Section 2

Who is eligible, and how amounts are set

Eligibility is based on two settled, public snapshots of the Musicoin chain.

Legacy (proof-of-work)
MUSIC balance at block 6,304,886

The settled proof-of-work chain balance.

ERC20
MUSIC balance at block 25,345,941

The settled ERC20 balance (19 Jun 2026).

For each wallet we take the larger of the two balances (they are never summed) and reflect it 1:1 in MoryToken. These figures are settled and will not change. Every eligible wallet and its balance is published in full so anyone can look it up and verify it.

Section 3

What is excluded, and why

We exclude only wallets that are clearly not an individual holder, and we publish each one with its on-chain evidence so you can check it yourself.

Excluded
Exchange & reserve wallets

Custodial wallets that hold many people's coins, plus non-personal contract / pool addresses.

Excluded
Burn / null addresses

Unspendable sinks that belong to no one.

The third group is commercial mining operators — wallets run as a mining business. The line is one clear number anyone can check on-chain, and ordinary people who mined are kept.

Kept · eligible
Ordinary people who mined

Mined 100 blocks or fewer, or simply received payouts from a pool. A hobby or small miner is an ordinary holder — kept, and sent 1:1 like everyone else.

Excluded · mining business
Commercial mining operators

Mined more than 100 blocks, ran one or more pools, or were operator funding / cash-out infrastructure. The line is a single number anyone can check on-chain.

Ordinary people are not excluded. If you mined only a little, or simply withdrew your own coins from an exchange, you remain eligible. Being funded by an exchange is normal user behaviour and is not, by itself, a reason to be excluded.

How were the mining operators identified?

Rebuilt from the full Musicoin chain — see the methodology and each wallet's on-chain evidence.

On-chain analysis →
Section 4

Two kinds of wallets — two ways it reaches you

Former Musicoin holders fall into two groups, handled differently for one simple technical reason: whether you hold the private key.

Personal wallet · you hold the keys
It is sent to you. Nothing to do.

If your Musicoin balance is in a personal wallet you control, the same key controls the same address on the new chain. So your MoryToken is simply sent directly to that same address, 1:1. You don't connect a wallet, you don't sign anything, and there is nothing to claim — it just arrives.

Musicoin homepage wallet · custodial
It is held safely, then emailed to you.

Many balances lived in a wallet provided by the Musicoin homepage. These were custodial smart-contract wallets created and controlled by the Musicoin platform — you logged in through the website rather than holding a private key, so they cannot be reached by signature. For these, and only these, there is an email step:

  1. The Musicoin Foundation, which holds the homepage records, provides the mapping of account → email → wallet address(es). The personal data stays with the Foundation.
  2. The open-source tool checks each wallet against the published Musicoin snapshot and computes the amount from the verified snapshot — never from any uploaded figure.
  3. You receive a link by email, verify it, and provide a wallet you control.
  4. Your MoryToken is sent on-chain to your wallet — full self-custody, and the operator pays the gas, so you pay no fee.

Balances are never sent to the dead contract address (that would strip them). They wait in a public escrow and are sent to each rightful person by email — you do not make any transaction and pay no fee. See every custodial wallet (homepage + song) →

Section 5

The role split

Morylen

Builds and open-sources the tool, funds the on-chain escrow, and hosts the public on-chain transparency dashboard. Morylen does not run the email step and never holds your personal data.

The Musicoin Foundation

Runs the tool on its own side: it loads its own records (account ID, email, wallet addresses), sends the emails with its own email system, and authorises each release. The personal data stays with the Foundation.

Section 6

Our transparency commitments

  • Full public list of every eligible wallet and amount, and every excluded wallet with its on-chain evidence.
  • Live on-chain dashboard showing distribution as it happens — sent, to how many wallets, and remaining.
  • No deadline. For the homepage (custodial) track, undelivered allocations stay in escrow and remain reachable by email — no time limit, no automatic forfeiture.
  • Open-source tool, so the Foundation and the public can audit exactly how it works.
  • Published record of the homepage-account mapping (as a verifiable fingerprint), to cross-check against the chain.
Section 7

Honest limitations

Fully verifiable on-chain

Every amount, every payout, and exactly how much went where. Amounts come from the public snapshot, so they cannot be inflated.

Relies on the Musicoin Foundation

Only for the homepage (custodial) track — the link between a homepage account/email and a wallet. Only the Foundation holds these records, so email-based claiming depends on the Foundation's data and on your control of your email. We mitigate this with email verification, optional secondary checks, and a published Foundation report — but we cannot reduce this trust to zero, and we will not pretend otherwise. (Personal wallets do not depend on this at all — they are simply sent on-chain.)

Safeguards

If the homepage distribution is not carried out transparently, Morylen retains the ability — under multi-signature control and public notice — to reclaim undistributed funds, and as a last resort to re-issue the token. These exist to protect holders, not to remove anyone's rightful claim.

Section 8

What you need to do right now

Nothing. Nothing to claim.

If the plan is finalized, your MoryToken is sent automatically to the same personal address you already control. No connecting a wallet, no signing, no countdown, no deadline. The only exception is the former Musicoin-homepage (custodial) wallets, where there is no private key — those holders receive an email from the Foundation to direct their allocation to a wallet they control.

MoryToken is a utility token, not an investment or security, and is a new independent platform — not affiliated with, endorsed by, an upgrade of, or a successor to Musicoin. These pages are a draft under review for a testnet preview and do not constitute an offer, sale, or entitlement. The plan, the allocations, and the exclusions may all change or be withdrawn entirely. Reference basis: Musicoin block 6,304,886.