According to Odaily, Marlin, a prominent network, announced its migration from Ethereum to Arbitrum in January 2022. As part of this transition, users are required to unpledge their tokens and transfer them across to Arbitrum to continue participating in the Marlin network.
The Ethereum network's user interface is set to be discontinued on June 15th, and Ethereum users are advised to complete this operation before the given date. After the deadline, users will need to carry out the process directly through smart contracts. However, users already on Arbitrum are not required to take any action.
This migration marks a significant shift in the blockchain landscape, with Marlin opting for Arbitrum over Ethereum. The reasons behind this decision have not been disclosed, but it is clear that the move will have implications for both networks and their users. The transition process is expected to be smooth, with Marlin providing clear instructions for users to follow.
It is important to note that the migration does not affect users already on Arbitrum. These users can continue to use the network as usual without any changes. However, Ethereum users will need to make the necessary adjustments to continue their participation in the Marlin network. The discontinuation of the Ethereum user interface after June 15th further emphasizes the need for these users to act promptly.