Six weeks in: Gigling deadline, Phthalo Tunnel, Kona

Gigaverse gave Gigling owners a Dec. 1 deadline to link an Ethereum wallet, and a ROM snapshot is scheduled for Nov. 16. This is the sixth weekly map of projects leaving Abstract ahead of its Dec. 15 shutdown, covering Nov. 9 to Nov. 14, 2026, in the posts we reviewed through Nov. 14. For the full list of where each project went and every remaining deadline, see our month-out analysis. The prior installment is the fifth map.

Gigaverse: Giglings have their own Dec. 1 deadline

On Nov. 11, Gigaverse wrote: "If you own a Gigling, please ensure you connect your Ethereum address / wallet on our migration site before 1st of December 2026." The post links gigaverse.io/play#stay-connected. Its stated consequence: "If you do not do this, your Gigling(s) will be lost on Abstract when the chain shuts down."

The post says both the Giglings collection and the Gigling Racing game mode, with its smart contracts, currently live on Abstract. Gigaverse lists these changes as in progress:

• Gigling Racing "will relaunch some time after Gigaverse Online goes live," with user-experience updates under evaluation to cut the number of transactions needed to enter a race.
• Giglings will be "exclusively tradeable via gigamarket," Gigaverse's marketplace. Gigaverse says users trade there in gigabit, which they can buy with crypto on any chain or with fiat, and that this makes Giglings cross-chain.
• Gigaverse says it plans to make Giglings tradeable on the gigamarket "before the end of 2026." The marketplace itself is live.

The Dec. 1 date applies to Giglings. Gigaverse's Nov. 13 deadlines thread sets Dec. 14 as the day it stops accepting new EVM wallet connections for accounts and items, and recommends linking "WELL in advance."

Gigaverse: the ROM snapshot and prize claims

Gigaverse's Nov. 10 post sets Nov. 15 as the date to claim past event prizes or forfeit them, and Nov. 16 at 10 AM EST (3 PM UTC) as the time ROMs are trade locked and snapshotted, with the Giga Legends mint going live later that day. Those dates are Gigaverse's schedule. Its Nov. 13 thread lists Nov. 15 as the date Abstract wallet users should link an EVM wallet, so that Abstract-held ROMs give points in the mint on the new wallet. The same post says USDC withdrawals end on Nov. 15 ("withdraw USDC or Gigabit now if you wish") and Gigabit withdrawals on Abstract are suspended until the mainnet contract goes live, with a date to come in a later announcement. USDC items in player inventories convert to Gigabit automatically at 1 USDC to 100 Gigabit. The thread's third post tells ROM holders to link "by Nov 15th to be ready for the snapshot on November 16th." A Nov. 14 post says each mint at the Legend Forge takes 24 points. We covered the full schedule in our earlier report. We found no post through Nov. 14 that changes the snapshot time. See Gigaverse.

Phthalo Tunnel reissued on Ethereum

Artist Ben Meadows wrote on Nov. 11: "@AbstractChain shuts down on December 15, so I reissued 'Phthalo Tunnel' on Ethereum - now fully on-chain, with no contract owner, and sent to the same wallets that held it." His linked article says the new contract minted one edition for each of the six Abstract tokens, to the wallet that held it, with "nothing to claim, sign, or connect." It says the image is stored across 10 data contracts on Ethereum and that the deploy cost about 0.0104 ETH. Meadows adds that he donated one of his three editions to onchainchecker.eth. His blog post describes the new token as ERC-1155 with a supply of 6, issued Nov. 7, 2026 (Nov. 8 UTC), per the blog. The blog says Meadows held three of the six original tokens and three collectors held one each, so the reissue went to the four wallets that held them.

Kona says it has moved to Robinhood Chain

Kona wrote on Nov. 11: "Kona has officially moved to Robinhood, combining our isometric voxel ARPG and a brand new one tap option trading protocol for crypto and stocks." The post says "Robinhood" and does not add the word "Chain." KONA could already cross to Robinhood Chain over Kona's own bridge: a July 8 Kona post lists Abstract, Solana and "even Robinhood Chain" as bridge routes, as we reported in our July analysis of Kona's build-out. What is new in the Nov. 11 posts is Kona's "officially moved" statement and the instruction for Abstract users to bridge before Dec. 15. A follow-up tells Abstract users to "bridge your KONA to Robinhood before December 15," via a bridge on its new site. Later that evening Kona said the canonical KONA remains available "for now" on Abstract through Kona V2 and urged holders to "bridge to RH after purchase for utility and avoid Abstract shutdown." Kona's Oct. 29 reminder to unwind Kona Lend positions before Dec. 15 is unchanged in the posts we reviewed. See Kona.

Onchain Heroes and Maze of Gains

Onchain Heroes Devlog #7, Nov. 9, gives a timeline. In mid-November Maze of Gains "migrates to its new chain"; in late November the "Crossing the chasm" burn event begins; in early December the burn completes and players receive NFTs from a new collection on Ethereum. The devlog says players should link a non-AGW wallet, which is the only action it requires, and that unburned assets "automatically go down the safe path," a burn for points. It names no chain for Maze of Gains. The same night, a new official @MazeOfGains account posted that Maze of Gains "has a new home." Its Nov. 12 weekly stats post also names no chain. See Onchain Heroes and Maze of Gains.

Anichess and Ruyui

On Nov. 13, Anichess wrote that "the Queen of Time Statue pool is moving to base" and told OG stakers to migrate at anichess.com/staking. Its Oct. 15 post said the OG pool was moving from Abstract to Base. See Anichess.

The same day, Ruyui reminded holders who have migrated and claimed on Ethereum to check their wallets, and said unregistered holders can register and ping the team on Discord when ready to claim. Ruyui's Oct. 15 article puts the close of registration and claims at Dec. 15, 3:00 PM UTC. See Ruyui.

Open items

Maze of Gains has not named its new chain in the posts we reviewed through Nov. 14, and the devlog's mid-November migration window is the project's own estimate. Gigaverse has not said, in the posts we reviewed, how Gigling owners get from the Dec. 1 wallet link to a tradeable Gigling beyond the gigamarket plan for "before the end of 2026."